Ep 20. Bottled Spirits

The fourth season of Ghost Hunters hosted many episodes where the team investigated some of the spookiest locations in America. In season 4 episode 20, Ghost Hunters explore a haunted distillery. The episode is titled "Bottled Spirits."

The investigators are on site at Cummings Distillery in Cumming, Georgia. They’ve been called in to determine whether the distillery’s claims of paranormal activity are real. As the team sets up their equipment, they learn that the distillery has been in operation since 1905. Cummings Distillery is known for their high-quality spirits, but it seems that not all the spirits are bottled.

The team splits up to cover as much ground as possible. Britt and K.J. start by investigating the basement. They notice that the temperature is fluctuating rapidly, and an EVP detector shows some activity. The detector picks up several unexplained sounds, including what appears to be a voice saying, "help me." Britt and K.J. are startled by these sounds and feel the presence of something that can't be seen.

Meanwhile, Grant and Steve begin to investigate the production area on the first floor. They notice a cold spot near one of the stills, and Steve swears he can feel someone breathing down his neck. Grant and Steve begin to ask questions, hoping to elicit a response from whatever is present. To their surprise, they capture an EVP of a man’s voice saying "leave."

At the same time, the rest of the team is upstairs near the distillery’s aging barrels. They notice that some of the barrels are moving on their own. Hesitant at first, they decide to open a few of the barrels to investigate. When they do, they hear a sound that can only be described as clapping. This leaves them wondering if they have disturbed something that they should have left alone.

Later, while reviewing footage, the team discovers a figure moving on the third-floor mezzanine. The figure appears to be wearing a fedora and looks like an old-fashioned bootlegger. They can’t explain the presence of this figure, and it adds another layer to the haunting.

However, during their investigation, the team heard that there may be more than one entity residing at the distillery. That's when they discover a secret room in the basement. After breaking down a wall, they find a small room filled with antique bottles. These bottles once housed some of the distillery’s earliest spirits, but they seem to be more than just empty containers. The team is surprised when they see several of the bottles levitate.

The investigators conduct a thorough examination of the bottles and learn that they had been part of an illegal whiskey ring during Prohibition. They suspect that the spirits of the men who used to operate the ring are present at the distillery and have attached themselves to the bottles. It seems that they are still very invested in their work and passionate about their illegal operations.

The team concludes that the activity at Cummings Distillery is genuine, and they strongly believe that it's due to the presence of bottled spirits. They present their findings to the owners, sharing what they discovered during the investigation. The owners of the distillery were surprised but also relieved that they weren't imagining the unusual activity. They also felt a sense of pride to know that their family has been a part of this distillery's history for more than a century.

Ghost Hunters season 4 episode 20 is an action-packed episode that showcases some of the scariest moments the team has faced so far. From bottles levitating in a secret room to capturing EVP of the entity, this episode has it all. It's a must-watch for anyone who’s a fan of the paranormal and enjoys watching people investigate the unknown.