Claymont man accused of possessing moonshine still

571
Former West Virginia moonshiner John Bowman explains the workings of a still. November 1996. American Folklife Center
Advertisement
Former West Virginia moonshiner John Bowman explains the workings of a still. November 1996. American Folklife Center

A Claymont man was arrested after an advertisement was placed for a “moonshine still.”

The Division of Alcohol and Tobacco Enforcement reported it received information about a “moonshine still” for sale on the website Craigslist.  

The ad described the still as capable of making moonshine, whiskey, bourbon, vodka, and gin.  

Lundy

According to agents, An undercover DATE agent made contact with the seller.  Agents were able to identify the seller as Teddy Lundy of Sonia Court in the Claymont area. 

Lundy offered to sell the still as well as provide   extra items to manufacture alcoholic liquor.  Possession of a still is unlawful in Delaware without a distilling license. 

Advertisement

DATE agents obtained a search warrant for Lundy’s residence and undercover agents posing as buyers met with him at the residence.  He was subsequently placed under arrest. 

A large still was seized along with a drum of wort, a liquid extracted from the mash process during the distillation of liquor. A smaller still and several bags of grain and corn and other related items were also seized. 

Lundy was charged with Unlawful Possession of a Still.  He was later released pending a future court date.

 

Advertisement
Previous articleCarney nominates Traynor to Supreme Court
Next articleReale Samis named to Rising Stars list
Delaware Business Now is a four-year-old, five-day-a-week newsletter and website operated by Bird Street Media LLC. Publisher and Chief Content Officer is Doug Rainey, a 30-year veteran of business journalism in the state of Delaware.  Business Now focuses on breaking business news in Delaware and immediate adjacent areas with apropriate background and perspective. Also offered exclusively in our FREE newsletter is commentary on state and regional issues. Have a complaint, question or even a compliment? Send an email to drainey@delawarebusinessnow.com. For advertising information, click on the About tab at the top of the home page Our business hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday. Call us at 302.753.0691.
Advertisement