Local Distilleries near the Corpus Christi, Texas 78460 Area (3)

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Wild Horse Distillery

Distillery in Kingsville - 37.00 mi

You will "liked the Texas gold" from Wild Horse Distillery and will even be "ending up buying a bottle" when you "sampled some of their rums". Their "Master Distiller" is "very knowledgeable, professional, and a pleasure to speak with!" Check out their website to find out where you can buy their products. You can find them in 69 locations state-wide and constantly expanding their distribution. They also have events and distillery tours available where you can come alone or with your loved ones. You can book a reservation on their website. Book now and get a chance to taste their Limited Edition flavored rums, Coco-Cherry, and Coco-Banana.

(361) 522-1222

Coastal Bend Distilling, Company

Distillery in Corpus Christi - 40.23 mi

Coastal Bend Distilling, Company is located in downtown Beeville, Texas which used to be the location of the Grant Lumber company and hardware store. They have "delicious cocktails, solid whiskey, great live music, and the friendly bartender makes for a great night". You will also notice "diverse menu including vodka, gin, and whiskey beverages" when you visit. It has an "amazing atmosphere with great small town experience into craft distilling". There are also "comfortable seating and lots of TV's". You can also join a guided tour of their distillery. You will "love going there" because "the environment is very wholesome and just a great group of people to be around".

(512) 610-1050

Coastal Bend Distilling Co

Distillery in Beeville - 40.23 mi

Coastal Bend Brewing, in a county resolution, is the “Official Distillery of Bee County”. Opened in December 2018, owners Kenneth and Eveline Bethune wanted to invest in a company that “would benefit the local community (but) is not wholly dependent on the community for revenue”. The distillery takes its name after the recognizably South Texas part of Texas. The owners feel the company's name “captures” the South Texas pride in all their products. The distillery is currently waiting for their Texas Bourbon to age. Meanwhile, they offer four spirits including the so-called “accidental gin” named Lucky Star. “It is more of a non-gin-drinkers gin,” Kenneth says. The gin was "a happy accident" despite not having all the usual ingredients needed to create gin. The group also bottles blended whiskeys and offers Live Oak Vodka. The tasting room, made from a repurposed hardware store adjacent to the distillery, includes a dance hall available for special events.