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Sugarlands Blockader's Blackberry Moonshine

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Sugarlands Blockader's Blackberry Moonshine is a 20% ABV (40 proof), 750mL flavoured moonshine from Sugarlands Distilling Co. in Gatlinburg, Tennessee. Ripe blackberry leads, with honeysuckle and lavender underneath — a velvety, fruit-first shine named for the blockaders, the Prohibition-era moonshiners of the Smoky Mountains. It is available to order online at Del Mesa Liquor.

  • ABV: 20% (40 proof)
  • Size: 750mL
  • Origin: Gatlinburg, Tennessee, USA
  • Style: Flavoured moonshine
  • Flavours: Ripe blackberry, honeysuckle, lavender
  • House: Sugarlands Distilling Co., Gatlinburg

Named for the Blockaders

In the Prohibition-era Smokies, the moonshiners themselves were called blockaders — a name carried over from blockade-running days — while the men who hauled the jars were the runners. Sugarlands' blackberry shine tips its hat to the makers: a smooth, berry-loaded spirit that drinks like the fruit was stirred straight into the jar. The Gatlinburg distillery has built its name reviving exactly these Appalachian stories, one flavour at a time. Find it among our spirits, browse the wider whisky shelf, or visit the Sugarlands vendor page.

Tasting Notes

Nose: Ripe blackberry with floral honeysuckle. Palate: Velvety berry fruit with a lavender edge. Finish: Long and nectarous, the blackberry carrying through.

How to Enjoy

Chilled or over ice on its own; it also sweetens a bramble-style cocktail or a lemonade with real Appalachian character.

Frequently Asked Questions

How strong is Blockader's Blackberry? 20% ABV (40 proof) — a flavoured shine made for easy sipping rather than firepower.

What was a blockader? In Appalachian usage, a blockader was a moonshiner — the maker. The term survived from blockade-running days into Prohibition; the haulers were called runners or trippers.

What does it taste like? Ripe blackberry first, with honeysuckle and lavender florals and a velvety, nectar-sweet finish.

Ripe blackberry with a moonshiner's name on the jar — order Sugarlands Blockader's Blackberry online from Del Mesa Liquor in San Diego, CA.

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