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Watching Tim Smith and Josh Owens take on the challenge of recreating GOLD RUSH moonshine is like stepping back in time to an era of rugged pioneers and their spirited endeavors. The art of distilling brandy using traditional techniques is a craft that tells a story in every sip. Cheers to history and innovation!

One of the few fun shows left on discovery

It's good to see Josh still going after his many past attempts.

I’m glad Tim smith is still going good I haven’t seen the show in long time he just got his still’s going at the old guys distillery last time I watched it. He came out with his first brand of shine.

OMG… Tim has a tshirt…😂😂😀

I Love Goal ..

I like when they say they don't know the proof when they showed shaking the jar 4 times.

@JPTHEDON937

6 ай бұрын

Shaking the jar isn't going to tell you the exact proof?

@jimmiekarlsson4458

5 ай бұрын

U aint gonna get the exact proof by shaking it lol. not even popcorn sutton could do shit like that, the only thing it will tell u if its low,middle,high proof, then u can only guess what it is

I have to go 60 miles round trip just to get what you guys make..I have a likker store close by but they don't have Sugarland or Tim's likker and I keep asking them to get it cause the only thing they've got is what they make at Sturgis. I can't think of the name of it. Something saloon with a guy named Jesse's liquor..I've tried Tim's and Mark and Diggers so far and that's about it..I used to hang out with shiners back in the 70s but I never learnt anything cause I's mostly their goffer when they needed tobacco and food cause they pretty much stayed up in the woods all summer and nobody ever bothered em...Those were the good ol days..I'd grow myself some herbs and I tried to talk em into making a run out of it but they all had their own recipes and nothing ever changed..4 different kinds was all they ever made..Apples were plentiful back then cause they grew wild. Pawpaw likker was another one, corn likker was plentiful and wild grapes and strawberries was used alot..I miss those days cause it wasn't nothing like it is now..Where I grew up you either made shine or worked coal mines or both to live...Everybody was grateful for what lil bit they had..I was mostly into mechanics and hauling likker for those ol guys cause they all treated me like I was their own cause I had utmost respect for em..

Looks like the boys are using the same Still that James Marshall used ,now that would be authentic

Where did they get the information that James Marshall was a distiller?

Samo Zdrowie 😀😀

49 shine

Goldrush booze our history is built on it.

The gold rush and the railroad helped turn California into a economic power house, wich is something you cant say about California these days .

It’s called pisco cause thats how it tastes

Wtf where’s the rest of it how they gonna cut off the video just as it’s getting good?

I'm so sad that the story of Peter wimmer has been lost to history 😢. I guess the history books are truly written by the winners.

Feet juice 😅

I wonder if that Josh dude does drugs

@kaspianwalton

6 ай бұрын

I just wonder what drugs Josh does

@MeatMachine69

6 ай бұрын

@@kaspianwalton probably weed at least, I'm thinking maybe meth too or at least formerly

@James-vn8zb

6 ай бұрын

Considering how many injuries he's had, I wouldn't be surprised if he had a large prescription for painkillers

@JPTHEDON937

6 ай бұрын

Dont judge a book, alcohol alone is the most destructive drug and what's it matter anyway?

@MeatMachine69

6 ай бұрын

@@JPTHEDON937 so you don't look at the cover of a book before reading it? How do you know what you are reading? You probably don't encounter that situation