Owners Randy Berry (left) and Greg Shuford stand beside their still at Copper Creek Distillery in Marion. Located on U.S. 221 Business near the entrance to Hankins Road, Copper Creek Distillery will open for business during the Memorial Day weekend.
Owners Greg Shuford (left) and Randy Berry stand behind their bottles of hand-crafted liquor at Copper Creek Distillery in Marion.
Co-owner Randy Berry shows the corn mash used in the making of liquor at Copper Creek Distillery. The corn came from McDowell County.
So far, Copper Creek Distillery has produced three different flavors of moonshine: apple and grape (both 80 proof) and straight regular moonshine called “Il-Lic-It,” which is 90 proof. Owners Greg Shuford and Randy Berry plan to make brandy and their special signature heirloom blend. They intend to add four other flavors of moonshine: apple pie, peach, chocolate and coffee. Those will be 60 proof.
After much work and effort, Copper Creek Distillery in Marion is producing quality liquor that is “hand crafted one drop at a time.”
Owners Randy Berry (left) and Greg Shuford stand outside Copper Creek Distillery in Marion. Berry and Shuford have worked for the past 14 months to create the first legal distillery for McDowell County and four other counties since before Prohibition.
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“This individual was involved in a shooting this evening and is considered armed and dangerous. Do not approach,” reads the news release.
In the search, officers found 203.5 grams of cocaine, two guns (a .38-caliber revolver and a .22-caliber long rifle) and $2,186.
“Watching this place unfold and the passion that has come behind it has truly been remarkable,” Effler said.
“We are going to do community picks for favorite books.”
The meeting room was packed with people, many of whom were there to hear about the reappraisal, which started around a year ago and is still underway.
Owners Randy Berry (left) and Greg Shuford stand beside their still at Copper Creek Distillery in Marion. Located on U.S. 221 Business near the entrance to Hankins Road, Copper Creek Distillery will open for business during the Memorial Day weekend.
Owners Randy Berry (left) and Greg Shuford stand outside Copper Creek Distillery in Marion. Berry and Shuford have worked for the past 14 months to create the first legal distillery for McDowell County and four other counties since before Prohibition.
So far, Copper Creek Distillery has produced three different flavors of moonshine: apple and grape (both 80 proof) and straight regular moonshine called “Il-Lic-It,” which is 90 proof. Owners Greg Shuford and Randy Berry plan to make brandy and their special signature heirloom blend. They intend to add four other flavors of moonshine: apple pie, peach, chocolate and coffee. Those will be 60 proof.
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