— This label is a tribute to Cordell Jackson, a DIY rockabilly pioneer that played loud, fast, and without compromise.
— She was the first woman to have produced, engineered, and promoted music on her own record label, Moon Records, which she ran out of her home in Memphis, TN.
— Photographer Dan Ball’s iconic shot earned her the nickname, “Rockin’ Granny,” as she was a guitar virtuoso well into her seventies.
— Distilled and aged at least 4 years at Tennessee Distilling Group in Columbia, TN.
— First Bottled-in-Bond release by Three Chord, bottled at 100 proof
— 80% corn, 10% rye, 10% malted barley