This is a small shop. My impression was that it's a one man show. That man, however, is very nice…read moreand makes some pretty good 'shine. I tasted his products and ended up buying the White Lightening, which was smoother than most. He was in the middle of making the next batch of a cinnamon apple flavored shine, and that was good, too. The flavor tasted very natural. Very real apple flavor. The location is convenient if you're in town. I'll make a point to go back next time I'm in Charleston.

I really hate to do this to a distillery and give them only one star, especially ones that sell…read moremoonshine. The issue I have was I'm only in town for a short period of time, the only time I got to swing by was around lunch time or late in the evening. With the hours of operation only being 4:30pm to 8:00pm I was unable to get in to make any purchases directly from the manufacture and I would have love to take a tour. Now I'm gonna have to find what they make in an over priced liqour store

We happened to notice this place when visiting the Fairplane Yacht Club next door so we ran in to…read moresee what it was about. It's a very small and rustic locally owned distillery. If I had to guess based on the spirits I tasted I would have to say that they are a relatively new distillery with nothing aged 10 years yet. The younger spirits did taste hopeful. They had a lot of flavored moonshines which is all the rage at the moment. The blackberry was quite good. Service was really good. We were greeted promptly and had all of our questions answered. I didn't have room on my motorcycle to take anything home but maybe next trip.

Very friendly and talkative. The young man(Zach) who showed us around and talked to us about the…read moreprocess was very knowledgeable. Lots of great tasting moonshine. The best I've ever tasted. Made the traditional way, not like some of the big name places. The blackberry and paw paw is really good. They do provide a military discount which is much appreciated.

Free tastings! What a great selection- they have your typical wines, plus fruit wines, vegetable…read morewines (!), and more! Also make sure you head down the road to their distillery for more free tastings!

Ok, I was spoiled for 12 years living on the edge of Napa and Sonoma Valleys in California!!! I've…read morelooked for that country winery vibe everywhere we've lived since! Kirkwood Winery in Summersville, WV is country and fun! Yes, I found some of the wines too sweet, but just hanging out at a winery (and there is a distillery here, too), is fun! Really an enjoyable stop!

You drive down a dirt road for about a mile before arriving here... As long as you don't hear…read morebanjos playing you're safe... I have had (real) moonshine before and always enjoyed it... While poking around West Virginia I kept looking for some of the boys from "Moonshiners"... Was hoping to randomly run-in-to... Maybe in Elkins... Next, I was driving along the I-79 and saw the sign for Moonshine... I called to make sure they were open due to 'Rona, 'Rona... About 15-minutes later rolled up, (no banjos - so we're good), greeted by a very friendly dog... Had some samples, really nice stuff... Picked up a few bottles. The Moonshine and Whiskey are really, really good. Smooth! Like a babies behind. Yes I would recommend. Yes I would go back.

As one of the previous yelpers mentioned make sure you check on the hours before heading here and…read moremake sure you have a good working car as you don't want to break down on the last mile of a dirt road especially in the rain. We saw the signs off Interstate 79 and just got lucky as we got there 1/2 before closing on Mother's Day Sunday! The owner let my wife feed the baby wild Turkey's while I was taste testing with his son. The facility was way cool and modern for being out in the middle of nowhere. Also note to mention this is an 11 mile ride off of interstate 79 thru farm land with narrow roads so if your use to city driving be careful. I'm not a Vodka drinker so I was down to tasting the Moonshine and whiskies. I'm not a Red Bull drinker so the cinnamon whiskey was out for me. The moonshine is truly amazing on what I imagined moonshine should taste like. One of the other things that made me wonder after I left was the bottles were pretty heavy duty which probably is why the prices were a bit steep. I would like to see something a little more gimmicky like a Watermelon, Peach, pineapple or mango moonshine in a 1/2 gallon mason jar or hill Billy Jug. I'll definitely be back if I'm ever in the neighborhood!