Moonshine Still Pins and Buttons
Description: A playful moonshine engineer design featuring a cheerful copper still, cooling coil, glass jar, brick base, and the phrase “Brew Tinker Sip.” The polished copper tones, tiny smiling faces, spark accents, and vintage mechanical styling create a fun blend of distilling culture and engineering humor. This artwork focuses on moonshine stills, home distilling, rustic workshop machinery, spirits making, brewer culture, and clever inventor energy.
Description: A playful moonshine engineer design featuring a cheerful copper still, cooling coil, glass jar, brick base, and the phrase “Brew Tinker Sip.” The polished copper tones, tiny smiling faces, spark accents, and vintage mechanical styling create a fun blend of distilling culture and engineering humor. This artwork focuses on moonshine stills, home distilling, rustic workshop machinery, spirits making, brewer culture, and clever inventor energy.
Description: A playful moonshine engineer design featuring a cheerful copper still, cooling coil, glass jar, brick base, and the phrase “Brew Tinker Sip.” The polished copper tones, tiny smiling faces, spark accents, and vintage mechanical styling create a fun blend of distilling culture and engineering humor. This artwork focuses on moonshine stills, home distilling, rustic workshop machinery, spirits making, brewer culture, and clever inventor energy.
Description: A playful moonshine engineer design featuring a cheerful copper still, cooling coil, glass jar, brick base, and the phrase “Brew Tinker Sip.” The polished copper tones, tiny smiling faces, spark accents, and vintage mechanical styling create a fun blend of distilling culture and engineering humor. This artwork focuses on moonshine stills, home distilling, rustic workshop machinery, spirits making, brewer culture, and clever inventor energy.
Description: Although it may be a common occurrence in the mountains of Western North Carolina, seeing and photographing an actual working moonshine still is not. Located deep in the woods this still may or may not be producing moonshine (that's my legal disclaimer). Part of the final product of this run is visible in the Mason Jar which in this photograph is sitting on worm box. Part of the copper worm is visible in the water, which is flowing from the wooden flum on the right. In the near background, but barely visible is the top of the thump keg, followed by the cap arm leading up to the cap on top of the still. Smoke from the natural stone and clay furnace is visible in front of the barrells in the background. A black and white version of First ...
Description: The Baldwin sisters were fictional characters, Miss Emily (played by Mary Jackson) and Miss Mamie (played by Helen Kleeb), from the TV show The Waltons. Known for their close relationship, quirky personalities, and a secret recipe for moonshine, they were beloved recurring characters who provided wisdom and humor to the show and its audience.
Description: Although it may be a common occurrence in the mountains of Western North Carolina, seeing and photographing an actual working moonshine still is not. Located deep in the woods this still may or may not be producing moonshine (that's my legal disclaimer). Part of the final product of this run is visible in the Mason Jar which in this photograph is sitting on worm box. Part of the copper worm is visible in the water, which is flowing from the wooden flum on the right. In the near background, but barely visible is the top of the thump keg, followed by the cap arm leading up to the cap on top of the still. Smoke from the natural stone and clay furnace is visible in front of the barrells in the background. A color version of First Run Of Moo...
Description: Celebrate Appalachian heritage with this funny and rustic t-shirt featuring a vintage-style moonshine still and the phrase “How Papaw Paid the Bills.” A perfect design for lovers of Southern humor, mountain tradition, and old-school bootlegging charm. Great for whiskey drinkers, folks with mountain roots, or anyone who knows their Papaw had grit, copper, and firewood to spare.
