Clyde was raised by honest farmers but grew up hearing the stories of the Cassidy family’s colourful past of moonshining, rebellion and piracy – a far cry from life as a farmer. Following his father’s death, Clyde ran away from home, desperate for a life of adventure. Within a couple of years of riding on his own, Clyde was soon forming his own gangs, committing bank and train robberies throughout the Midwest.

Clyde was handsome and charismatic, attracting many women and hangers-on during his escapades. However, after breaking loose from a shootout in Dodge City, a badly wounded Clyde ends up in the small town of Coldwater and falls in love with Ada Adams, a saloon keeper who nurses Clyde back to health at her family’s saloon. Clyde gave up the outlaw life for Ada, and they became happily married.

Unfortunately, with Ada’s saloon was at risk of going bust, Clyde had to covertly return to his criminal ways to keep the saloon afloat. He followed in his family’s footsteps and started moonshining. But after a few years of moonshining in-house, Cassidy’s makeshift still can’t keep up with the high demand for moonshine, so he turns the saloon into a clandestine meeting point to strike deals with notorious moonshiners and distillers, and expand his Moonshine Empire.

Within the Saloon, outlaws can rub shoulders with the locals, try their luck at cards or dice games and enjoy delicious range of Moonshine Cocktails. However, discretion is paramount. With the Sheriff having come close to catching Cassidy before, a tip-off about the true covert nature of the Saloon may just be the opportunity to find evidence to see Cassidy’s empire crumble.

Throughout the experience, visitors are served bespoke, delicious cocktails that are expertly prepared by a world-class team of barkeeps who combine your illegally smuggled liquor with bitters, syrups, liqueurs and garnishes to make bespoke, contemporary and classic cocktails.