The distillery of the future has arrived

It’s bold, rebellious, and unmistakably INFAMOUS.

Broadstreet Infamous, Greensboro, and Greene County are adding a new chapter to an area once known as the Southeast’s largest producer of illicit moonshine during Prohibition. Our future home sits on a property with a storied past—once a classic Pontiac dealership and later the former Green Supply Store.

Our plan is to fully renovate the existing structure into a 30,000-square-foot distillery and headquarters for Broadstreet Infamous. Steeped in local history, we’re excited to restore this nearly century-old property, preserve its heritage, and bring new life to downtown Greensboro.

June 1921

Old Green Supply Building

The historic property sits directly across from the Old Greene County Jail and Sheriff L.L. Wyatt’s former office—a relic of the Prohibition era, when moonshiners were a part of everyday life in the county. Today, we’re preparing to flip the script: setting up shop across the street from where bootleggers were once locked away as we craft and distribute fine spirits from Greensboro to the rest of the country.

And it won’t just be about the spirits and fine bourbon whiskey.

Visitors will experience the charm of Greensboro—take a walk down Main Street, grab a sweet tea, and enjoy a taste of Southern nostalgia. Once our build-out is complete, we’ll offer distillery tours, tastings, and our unique “Whiskey Lab” experience, where guests can bottle their own bourbon straight from the barrel.

Every bottle will carry a piece of this vibrant town and the place we’re proud to call home:Made in Greensboro, Georgia.

June 1921

Old Green Supply Building

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