Tim and Tickle embrace their outlaw heritage in Culpeper County, Virginia, as they take on a ,000 order for corn whiskey from thirsty Canadian customers seeking tariff-free American liquor. In Haywood County, North Carolina, Mike and Jerry set up shop a month early to produce a whopping ,000 order for a high-proof strawberry-jalapeño brandy. Meanwhile, Tennessee legends Mark and Digger score a deal on 20,000 bushels of corn but face a race against the clock to empty it before the farmer needs his silos back. Life, Liberty, and Tax-free Liquor

Tim and Tickle's tariff-dodging operation is threatened when a stranger appears at their still site. Mark and Digger face buyer's remorse over their K corn purchase. Jerry reaches his breaking point when Mike's K moonshine deal

Josh invests money he doesn't yet have to build a still site that doubles as a gold mine. Mark enlists Amanda and Kelly to distill liquor from surplus soybeans to prove Digger wrong. Mike returns to Tennessee and recruits a partner he burned once before.

Facing more demand for corn liquor than he can handle, Josh turns to Digger for help. Tim & Tickle discover their oddball neighbor is running an illegal moonshine operation of his own. Mike reunites with his old partner Daniel, while Jerry pays the price.

Josh's head spins when Jerry reveals his wild plans for their joint moonshine operation. Mark and Digger enlist a Scotsman to help craft the first Hillbilly Scotch.

When their hillbilly scotch experiment flames out, Mark and Digger light a fire under their still hand, Kelly. Josh's lucrative 80-gallon moonshine order rides on Jerry's unproven vacuum still experiment. Mike devises a recipe to poach Jerry's buyer.