Been to Muddy Pond many times and have eaten their sorghum. I have lived in Tennessee for 29 years and will admit that Tennessee has some of the most pretty women in the country!

Many thanks to the Guenther family for carrying on this old tradition and also to you John for bringing this to us.

That young woman was a machine on the bottle filler ... she was hitting it exact every time 👍

Only living 20 miles from this place has always been the highlight of growing up

I like your operation, i'm a retired Boilermaker so this is eye candy for me.

Wonderful family making  great sorghum syrup. Spent yesterday there and watched them working. Very heart warming seeing this family working together. Thanks for their warm friendly hospitality.

Some of the prettiest country girls

Thank you so very much for posting this , I’ve waited on it like the premier of a Hollywood movie. These traditions or arts I call them need to be carried on or they’ll be lost ! And this family is doing such a fine job of preserving them as well as allowing folks in to their family run business and rolling back the curtain to a truly organic process . No additives no cutting corners thank you all so much

The Guenthers of Muddy Pond are one of the best shining examples of Americans that there is.  They all embody the true American spirit and soul of what this great nation aspires to be.  I hope the best for all of them and I hope that their values, work ethics and beliefs will be embraced by more people of how to live a purposefull and sustainable life while holding to our values.  God Bless.

I’m just amazed at how much wood the boiler consumes.

I grew up seeing my grandfather and the men of my family making what we called "sugar cane syrup" here in northwest Florida. It was cooked in a sugar kettle with a fire beneath the kettle. I have eaten alot of biscuits and syrup in my younger days. Since the majority of my family has passed away, I do not think I will see this again, unless it is at a museum, so thanks for the memories.

The only thing that surpasses these southern women's charm is their beauty. Wow.

Sorghum syrup and butter on biscuits or toast is amazing!

May God bless the Guenther family and associates. That is some hard, back breaking work, in Tennessee! Thank you, John, for recording and bringing this interesting process to us for our enjoyment.

What a wonderful explanation of the sorghum operation by the whole family.

My Gunther is an amazing gentleman.

I am very impressed with this family!

I love history and the old ways ❤
Blessings

I always loved sorghum good video and good 👍 people 😊

I love  this way of life, you're blessed. Thank you for sharing.