Moonshiners: Art of the 'Shine - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Double Pot Still
Moonshiner Tim makes a risky move and adds a second pot to the still site to double his profits.
Copper Still
Jim, Tom, and Roy build the still that will carry them to greatness; Josh and Bill are sidelined with a crushed still.
Blackpot Submarine Still
Mark and Digger's still goes from old school to state-of-the-art; Mark and Jeff put the bells and whistles on their new shine spot.
Revolutionary Double Pot
Jeff, Mark, and Lance scope out the competition as Mark and Digger come up with a revolutionary still design.
Copper Still Master
Josh is down his right hand and his right hand man; snags at the distillery have production at a halt and Tim's future in jeopardy.
10,000 Case Operation
Tim's behemoth tank might not be the ticket to fulfilling the Poland order.
Underground Still
Mark and Jeff call in legendary moonshiner Jim Tom to help fix their busted still; Mark hunts down a giant wild hog that's been stalking their site.
Submarine Pot Still
Mark and Jeff make a risky move when they sell their shine in town.
Tennessee Copper Pot Still
Mark and Jeff struggle to set up their remote still site; tensions run high in the Kentucky distillery with Tim and his partner Steve; a new moonshiner appears in Mississippi.
500 Gallon Still
Tim Smith hires a person with a checkered past to help at the distillery in Kentucky; in North Carolina, Jeff and Mark are surprised by an unexpected visitor.
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