White lightning, bathtub gin, swampwater — just a few of the many names for moonshine. Moonshining has been part of the southern culture since the Prohibition Era with backwoods distillers making their shine by the glare of the moon. Today, Chef Clay Caldwell brings that distinctive drink to Loveland, legally of course, with the original Betta Moonshine.
Did you know? The term moonshine actually derives from the British verb "moonshining" which means any type of activity or job performed late at night.
Growing up in central Arkansas near the Ouachita Mountains, Chef Clay knows a thing or two about the history of moonshine. With a few shiners in the family tree, he finds inspiration from the past and fuses it with the tastes of today.
Moonshine, a white whiskey distilled from corn mash, is the ideal base for a variety of flavor enhancements. Betta Moonshine is 190 proof and available in more than 30 flavors. Enjoy a Swampwater, your choice of moonshine flavor and mixer to go alongside your Gumbo.
A moonshine cocktail goes perfect with your Southern food favorite. Some of our favorites, are Gator-tini with a Southern Garden Po'Boy or a Betta Mama with savory Jambalaya. Forget trying to pair red or white wine with a meal, everything from Andouille sausage to southern seafood classics like Fried Oysters and Catfish Creole, Betta moonshine pairs with it all!
Did you know? The term moonshine actually derives from the British verb "moonshining" which means any type of activity or job performed late at night.
Growing up in central Arkansas near the Ouachita Mountains, Chef Clay knows a thing or two about the history of moonshine. With a few shiners in the family tree, he finds inspiration from the past and fuses it with the tastes of today.
Moonshine, a white whiskey distilled from corn mash, is the ideal base for a variety of flavor enhancements. Betta Moonshine is 190 proof and available in more than 30 flavors. Enjoy a Swampwater, your choice of moonshine flavor and mixer to go alongside your Gumbo.
A moonshine cocktail goes perfect with your Southern food favorite. Some of our favorites, are Gator-tini with a Southern Garden Po'Boy or a Betta Mama with savory Jambalaya. Forget trying to pair red or white wine with a meal, everything from Andouille sausage to southern seafood classics like Fried Oysters and Catfish Creole, Betta moonshine pairs with it all!