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Five Fun Ways to Celebrate National Moonshine Day

6/4/2019

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June 5 (or is June 6?) is #NationalMoonshineDay and Tennesseans are renown for drinking their corn from a jar long before it was legal.

​We've got a few fun (and non-alcoholic) ways to celebrate the day in your home.

1. Moonshine Jars
A few years ago, an online estate auction yielded a bounty of treasures, including boxes of bottles and jars and jugs from the cellar. Whether you call these wine jugs, beer growlers or moonshine jars, they look great on a farmhouse table or entryway.
Glass jug terrarium
Jug filled with fresh flowers
Glass jug terrarium
Jug filled with strand of lights
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Moonshine or Moon Pie kitchen towel
2. A Whimsical Towel

One of our most popular kitchen towels is from Southern Fried Design Barn and celebrates two Tennessee products: moonshine and Moon Pies. These designs are printed on heavy cotton and they'll hold up to whatever you throw at them in your kitchen.

P.S., If you're a moon pie lover, and live nearby don't miss the annual RC Cola and Moon Pie festival in nearby Bell Buckle later this month!
PictureCrock jugs courtesy of Pinterest
3. Old Crocks & Jugs

These heavy stoneware jugs another fun way to add a bit of moonshine lore to your decor.

If you have one that isn't cracked or chipped, count yourself fortunate and handle it with care. These heavy stoneware jugs were well-loved and well-used, and most of them bear the scars of a life of use. In good shape, they fetch a nice chunk of change. (Enough to buy you some moonshine, if you're so inclined.)

PicturePhoto courtesy Moonshine Mountain Cookies
4. Moonshine Mountain Cookies

Our all-time favorite cookies, and it's not just because we happen to know the nice folks over in Knoxville who make them. These cookies have a hint of moon shine baked in (and the alcohol baked out) and come in an assortment of amazing flavors with fun names. We offer them at our Christmas open house each year, and we coordinate with them to let you pre-order them for delivery just in time for gift giving or setting out on a party tray.

You don't have to wait that long to try them - order some from Moonshine Mountain Cookies, and see why these have been voted a fan fave over and over.

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5. Number 13 Mason Jars

Legend has it that moonshiners tossed out any Mason jars with 13 on the bottom because they brought bad luck.  Whether that's true or not, you'll be lucky to find one. We've been on the hunt for a while and have yet to come across one in the wild. We'll continue to have fun pawing through boxes and totes of old jars looking for one to call our own.

(P.S., with our without the 13 on the bottom, Mason jars look and work great holding bouquets or candles on your table, cotton balls and Q-tips on your bathroom counter, or making your pantry look gorgeous and organized.)

What's your favorite way to add a little moonshine to your decor? Leave us a comment below and tell us!
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