Grand Opening to the Public February 2, 2019 Michter’s Fort Nelson Distillery will open to the public on Saturday February 2, 2019 for tours and tastings. Whiskey production there will be conducted on the legendary Vendome Copper & Brass Works pot still and cypress wood fermenter system from Michter’s Pennsylvania Distillery, which traces its history back to…
By Distillery Trail Posted July 24, 2018 I visited Hard Truth Distilling on the day they were raising their new column stills. Quite a marquee day for this micro distiller turn full-time craft distillery. The current location allows them to distill about 40 gallons per week. The new place will allow them to distill about forty 53…
Take a tour with Marc Christensen, Founder of Dented Brick Distillery.
Click here to see Distillery Trail’s coverage of the Ribbon Cutting at Dueling Barrels Brewery & Distillery – June 27, 2019 The nearly 30,000 square-foot facility houses three copper pot stills and 19 fermenters, and it has the capacity to produce 40,000 brewer’s barrels annually. 1000 gal Wash Still, 650 gal Spirit Still, 225 gal Moonshine…
Click Here to see a great article on The Courier Journal about 15 top Kentucky Distilleries (many with photo galleries) Woodford Reserve Wild Turkey (pictured above) Jim Beam Angel’s Envy Kentucky Peerless Evan Williams Bourbon Experience Old Forester Rabbit Hole Maker’s Mark Four Roses Bulleit Frontier Whiskey Experience Buffalo Trace Heaven Hill Willet Copper &…
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As the tour continues, visitors move from the fermentation room to board an elevator. As the elevator ascends, guests are treated to a brightly lit Vendome Copper & Brass Works all copper doubler. The ride continues and you pass inches away from the Vendome 4,700 lb. 44′ tall, 24″ in diameter copper column still with…
Column Install starts at 3:35
Visitors to the distillery will have an opportunity to dine, sip, tour, host events and return to experience it over and over again but let’s not forget that there’s a workhorse hiding under all that steel that makes whiskey, a lot of whiskey. The 55,000 square foot Rabbit Hole Distillery packs a punch with an…