A high percentage Moonshine in 5cl mini format, which produces bluish flames when lighting. Those who prefer to drink it directly should dilute it accordingly.


Mason jars are the unmistakable hallmark of Ole Smoky whiskeys. Following the tradition of illegal firing in Tennessee, the makers call their high-percentage spirits "Moonshines". In fact, strictly speaking, they are unlikely to pass as whiskey, since they lack the prescribed three years of barreling.
The Blue Fame variety presents itself in a translucent blue tint and also produces bluish flames when lit - a testimony to its high quality. The 64% alcohol content requires that this unused whiskey from corn mash should be mixed mixed with water or various cocktail ingredients. The distillery recommends combining it with Ginger Beer and a little lime juice.