David and Patti navigate through the bayou at night to deliver their last moonshine batch of the season.

Facing major monetary setbacks, Chuck and Josh attempt to extend their moonshine season into the winter.

Tim is taking his business to international waters. His goal: be the first legal ’shine distributer in Europe. His philosophy: “All of these people want moonshine. They just don’t know it."

Digger is kicking up the flavor of his rum with some raw corn. By using local resources, Mark and Digger are guaranteed to have the freshest, sweetest run of moonshine.

Patti and David have never been afraid to experiment with extremely unique moonshine flavors. Which one looks the best to you?

Tim has always wanted to pass down his moonshining legacy to his son. Thanks to a partnership with Chuck, he will be able to do that legally.

When Josh and Bill are finally starting their season, Josh is inspired to create a honey cherry moonshine. While flavor moonshines account for nearly half of the American sales, Bill insists on making a straight liquor.

Patti and David are behind schedule this ‘shine season. How can they stand out to their Louisiana clientele and sell quickly? A non-traditional Cajun ‘Shine with jalapeno!

Tickle explains all of the holiday dishes and beverages you can make with moonshine.

Mark and Jeff find a cave that they can use as their new still site. It’s protected from sight and sound and even has a water source. But it’s by far the creepiest place our Moonshiners have tried to set up.

Chico can’t run his 60-gallon still alone, so his fiancee Sandra offers her help. It’s risky for parents to get involved in moonshining together, but these are desperate times.

With their double still, Mark and Digger are pulling all of the flavor out of hazelnuts to make a new flavored rum. This is one more way they stay ahead of the moonshine competition.

Kentucky Moonshiner Tyler is called in to help Tim. Tim’s got an order for 10,000 case, so he’s looking for a massive stainless steel tank to fulfill the demand.

Josh is in a pinch for money, and without his partner Bill to ‘shine with, he’s left bootlegging alone. Right away, he isn’t making the money he expected for his corn whiskey.

Fruit gives moonshine flavor without compromising its potency. While most "Shiners put the fruit in the mash or finished product, Jeff and Mark are going to add it to the thump keg.

The first night camping at the still site was the throwdown. But nothing cures Mark and Digger's hangovers faster than a scare from overhead surveillance.