Offering Unique Blends of moonshine & whiskey for over 150 years
Location
224 Haines Branch Road
Charleston, WV 25320
Hours
7 Days A Week
11:00 AM – 6:00 PM
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The Hatfield
Family Distillery
The Hatfield Family has been making unique blends of moonshines and whiskeys for over 150 years. Their cherished recipes, which have been handed down from father to son, are now made here by Mark Hatfield, the Great Great Grandson of Devil Anse Hatfield.
Hatfield Family
Distillery Products
Moonshine
We proudly distill some of Appalachia's finest moonshine, made using ONLY Hatfield family recipes.
Whiskey
Symbolizes a special bond which preserves the Hatfield family’s heritage.
Wine
Though it may be our moonshine that's famous, we make some mighty fine wines here at our Sweeter Side of the Feud Winery.
Merch
Own a little piece of the feud! Check out our selection of Hatfield family goods to grab some hats, mugs, glasses, and more.
The Winery
Our Winery and Vineyards
Situated in the picturesque backwoods of Roane County West Virginia, The Sweeter Side of the Feud is a family owned and opereated farm winery which grows 12 different varieties of grapes and most of the fruit which goes into the making of their country wines. The winery itself was renovated from an old 12 stall horse barn which sits on 300+ acres overlooking an 8 acre pond. Stalls that once housed horses, now stores wine.
Wines made with 100% real Fruits
Our wines feature adorable cartoon caricatures of cute pigs of the Hatfield & McCoy family members from the famous feud on the front label, with a matching description on the back that describes their part in the feud. We use only real fruit and grapes in our wine making because it makes a huge difference in the taste. As our name implies, we specialize in the Sweet and Semi-Sweet wines.
Meet the Owners
Mark & Brenda Hatfield
The Original Hatfield Family Moonshine products are created using the ONLY original Hatfield family recipes.
Our moonshine is made with the exact same recipes that was passed down from Devil Anse Hatfield’s ancestors that was kept secret in the family Bible.
In 2014 Mark Hatfield, the Great Great Grandson of Devil Anse, decided to take the once kept family secret and bring the product to the public and let everyone taste the drink that many Hatfields had drank over years dating back to the infamous feud.
The Hatfield
Family History
How one of America’s most infamous family feuds led to the legendary Hatfield moonshine.
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These two beautiful ladies filled their Dollys up with 10 yr bourbon. ...
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Juergen Blugel from Mineral Wells filled up the very first Dolly Parton decanter.
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More fun around the barrels from this Bourbon Lovin’ Couple.
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Jess and Jennie Mae from Sissonville purchased the first 2 of our new Dolly Parton guitar 8 yr bourbon decanter.
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Always a pleasure seeing this group of hunters, Kenny Melton, Kelly Baker, and Stuart Durrer from Charlettsville, VA. Stop in on their way to Hog Haven. Thank you guys for your good taste in bourbons and for your return business!
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Leslie and Danny Corker had some fun around the barrels filling up 2 bottles of 125 proof 8 and 10 yr bourbon.
Thank you guys for your ❤️ of Bourbon and for your business!
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Vince and his charming wife, all the way from Michigan, made their way back to the barrels and filled up a bottle of Devil Anse’s 125 proof Bourbon. The “Good Stuff”
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The pups make more friends than we do….but can you blame them. A good belly rub is always welcome! ...
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