Whiskey, gin, vodka, or a craft cocktail made with local spirits — find distilleries near you offering tastings and tours.
Distilleries typically offer tastings of their spirits, and many also have an on-site bar serving cocktails made with what they produce. Tours are common at larger distilleries and usually walk you through the production process before ending at the tasting bar, while smaller craft distilleries may offer a more informal tasting experience. Since distilleries are subject to local alcohol laws, hours and what they're allowed to sell on-site can vary by region — worth checking before you plan a visit.
A distillery produces its own spirits on-site and typically offers tastings or tours of that process, while a bar serves drinks it doesn't make itself.
Some do, especially those set up as a full tasting room or restaurant, but many focus solely on spirits and cocktails. Check the specific listing.
Many distilleries sell bottles on-site, sometimes including limited releases not available in stores, subject to local regulations.
If you're interested in how spirits are made, tours are a good way to see the process firsthand before tasting the final product.
Siifter helps you compare real, nearby options in seconds — no endless scrolling.
Search Siifter →