Selling $22,000 of Sea-Aged Tennessee Whiskey | Moonshiners

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[sammylacks]

He" ll be lucky to have 5 gallons when he gets back to Nashville.
I tell ya, just the sight of that is enough to make a grown man cry.

[daveR]

Aging liquor by putting it on a ship at sea. That’s what the Linie Aquavit distillery does. They’re a Norwegian company that makes a traditional Scandinavian spirit, Aquavit. After the product is complete, they put it in a cargo container and send it on a container ship where it travels from Norway to Australia and back, crossing the equator and through the Panama Canal twice.
That all started in the 1800’s when the company wanted to sell their product in the South Pacific. The problem was that literally none of their liquor was sold so they returned to Norway, where they decided to sell it domestically, and because of the long sea voyage, the liquor was aged to a smooth elegant spirit.

[SYZYGYCULT]

Ended up paying $18, 000 for 78 gallons which is $230/gallon when he was gonna pay $22, 500 for 100 which is $225/gallon, they said they were absorping cost for the mess ups but they charged him more per gallon lol

[josh]

Imagine aging it on the sea for years, like a really well made whiskey aged on the ocean for 10-30years wether in a lighthouse or boat, somehow then end up with like a 200year old tasting liquor

[mswishe]

Man Mark and Digger did him dirty. Promised 100 and only delivered on 78 then wouldn’t haggle the price down to the buyers request? That’s not good business.

[donavan]

As an avid bourbon drinker, I never knew that there was a way around actually aging liquor. If I purchase a 10 year bourbon then I expect it to be aged for 10 years.. not 10 months.

[arturosanchez]

never buying from them again, forgetting about his order then giving away 12 gallons and keeping some, wtf

[Guythatfishes]

I'd be pissed at mark and digger. I wouldn't do buissness with them again.

[brickz]

I like how everything was these 2 guys fault and they still made the buyer have so many inconveniences😂

[BlitzyNation]

when he broke that last bottle I damn near choked. Funny show!

[danletter]

This episode encapsulates my life on the daily. I feel like beez at the end, way to often

[fatcat]

Im surprised mark and digger didn’t say “and we took another 3 gallons for having to bottle it” 😂

[jimenex]

"Well you requested 100 gallons, but we unloaded it off the truck so that's 20 gallons for us" they talk like idiots. Terrible businessmen

[JewelzFin]

I was laughing my ass off at how in each scene there is less and less gallons. Sounds like an Army paycheck after you enlist lmao.

[rollerzleader]

Man my heart sank!! Drastically when he lifted the box into the truck! THEN ALL THE SHINE BUSTED ONTO THE GROUND DX Jeeezus!

[Fl-Pride]

To take 5 gallons off without telling him was an F’d up thing to do to him.

[niklaslund]

Fake or not. It's a great show. Brings good content which you enjoy watching and get a good laugh

[Cobbilou]

6 gallons for the boat captain, 6 gallons for the glass guy 2.5 for each of the makers equaling 5 gallons. Thsts 17 gallons. What happened to the other 5 gallons?

[leprechaun]

I haven’t pissed myself laughing that hard in a long time 🤣 when drops the bottles at the end…….I fell of the chair 77 gallons left

[willstarnes]

This has to be my favorite episode of Mark and Digger. I think that the two of them and Josh really keep the show interesting