Jeffrey S.
Yelp
I stopped to pick up food and seen a sign that said Distillery. I'm like I have to stop. I walk in and just a young lady at the front. I asked if I were able to sample anything, if a minimum was set and cost etc; she said no but just needed to see my id. It's a TN law, and when you're passed 41 you love being carded.
I started with the Rye and I liked it. Smooth tasted caramel but very good, moved on to the bourbon 94 proof, good as well. I tried two rums one was a toasted coconut and wow that hit the spot but it was a lower proof at 40%.
I started to look around for bottles and noticed they had an Apple Brandy, I went up to checkout and asked if I could sample the apple brandy and she said yes. It was at 100 proof so it's strong and damn was it good and picked up a bottle for $29.99 which is a solid price. I think I will come back for my wife to try and for us to get our friends their Christmas gift.
This was a surprise find and hidden gem in my book. The lady that worked here was nice and answered all my crazy normal questions that I have like when did you open? 2018, where do you make the mash and distill the liquor? In Indiana, what size barrels do you use and she pointed and I said oh the 53 gallons and she nodded yes, and how long is it aged? Depends but the brandy was 5 years and lastly she said that they do the making of the whiskey and aging in Indiana but ship the barrels here in TN and it's bottled and served here. I'd love to know the why on Distilling in Indiana instead of Tennessee.