As the moonshiners brew their liquor in the woods of North Carolina, the law attempts to track them down.

Tim attempts to install an upgraded backwoods still system in his legal distillery once his partner leaves for a few hours, but is caught in the act.

It may be four in the morning, but Tim and Tickle are ready to fire up their still hidden in the woods of Virginia so they can start makin' some moonshine!

Take a first look at the all-new Moonshiners. To see what happens next, watch the full episode Nov 18 at 9/8c.

Moonshiners heads beyond Appalachia and into the swamps. Meet swamp 'shiner Mike and discover the history of swamp 'shining.

To grow a strong business and make his own path, Lance is taking an American twist on a Japanese classic.

How much do you really know about moonshine? Tim and Tickle explain what exactly moonshine is, and where it gets its name.

The Kentucky 'Shiners run into trouble when their waterfall cooling system gets clogged. If they can't cool their still, they can't make liquor.

The moonshiners start to worry they're being watched by the law while making their moonshine deep in the woods of Virginia.

In South Carolina, Josh and Bill need to get a still built before their strawberry wine turns to vinegar. Watch to see their strawberry mash!

This season, we saw Troy criticizing Tim's mash. But as Tim explains, Troy was used to seeing mash made from one type of grain, which makes the mash look different. Every Moonshiner has his or her own special recipe.

Agents from the Virginia Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control begin a raid of a nip joint under the cover of darkness.

Doesn't being on national television put too much attention on the moonshiners? Tim reveals how they get away with it.

The legendary Popcorn Sutton had his own way of brewing moonshine. At one time, his liquor was so valuable that people often used it as currency.

Tim continues to be baffled by government regulations on moonshining while Tickle learns some new tricks in Tennessee.

In this web-exclusive video, Tickle learns how to build a copper still from a legendary craftsman passing down the traditions of Popcorn Sutton.