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Iron Goat Distillery

Distillery in Fredericksburg - 69.56 mi

Iron Goat Distillery started "distributing in the Summer of 2018". If you want to visit this distillery, you may need to contact them by calling or sending an email. Their hours are by appointment only. They produced some of "the best you'll ever have". These include Agave Spirit (Silver), Amber Rum, Honey Spirit, Silver Rum, Texas Heat Cinnamon Rum, and more coming soon. You can also find their products at several liquor stores, bars, restaurants, and even golf course. All of their products are distilled one time to preserve maximum flavor in a 50 gallon pot still. Each item is fermented, distilled, bottled and labeled in Fredericksburg, Texas.

(830) 307-4357

Fire Oak Distillery

Distillery in Liberty Hill - 73.77 mi

Fire Oak Distillery is a "cozy rustic tasting room and distillery in the rolling hills north of Liberty Hill". Their Fire Oak Texas Bourbon Whiskey has an "amber color". It has "aromas of panettone, apricot jam, funnel cake, and yuzu". It also has "a velvety, vibrant, dry-yet-fruity medium body and a warming, complex, medium-length caramel corn, licorice, macadamia nut flavored white chocolate mousse, and forest berries and rhubarb finish". Their Fire Oak Vodka "is good! Mixed or straight out of the bottle, it has a clean smooth taste". Both spirits already won many awards. You may contact them through their social media pages. When "you have the opportunity to enjoy a spirit crafted by this operation, you are in for a treat".

(512) 515-6611

Iron Wolf Ranch & Distillery

Distillery in Spicewood - 75.59 mi

Iron Wolf Ranch & Distillery is a "great place!" and an "awesome place to do a tasting, play some games, and listen to awesome music". You can watch "TVs" if you want to "hangout and watch some football". They have "flavored whiskey, vodka, rum, gin and bourbon". Their "Big Kahuna" is a "good, refreshing drink" and the "Hotscotch" is "smooth and not too sweet". You will also like "the horse radish vodka which tasted great with Bloody Mary mix". You will enjoy your time because they have "a BBQ food truck, live music, plenty of space to sit back and relax, bocce ball, jenga, corn hole, trash can pong", and even "a frisbee golf course and a large fire pit for those cooler temps". And, they are also "pet-friendly". You should "never miss a chance to stop here when headed to Marble Falls".

(512) 970-3203

Moonshine Ridge

Distillery in Johnson City - 77.97 mi

Visit distillery located in Johnson City, Texas. Moonshine Ridge makes moonshine and try to stay true to the recipe of their granddad Archer, but tweak it, perfect it, into a gentleman Sipping shine! They offer "great bottles of whiskey and moonshine!" Have a taste "of Kat Daddy's Hill Fire Cinnamon and Archer's Blend Kentucky Clear Moonshine". "Both" have a "nice and smooth" taste. Their "Gunlock Firestick" is "delicious, and also the Watermelon-thump". You can also try their "German Potato Vodka and Rye Whiskey". They also "have several fantastic house cocktails, plus traditional mixed drinks, available". This is "A MUST STOP when traveling through Johnson City!!" They also offer billiards, poker, table games and live sports on TV. As well as occasional live music. Check their Facebook page for updates on live music.

(512) 789-5618

Garrison Brothers Distillery

Distillery in Hye - 78.29 mi

Garrison Brothers Distillery is Texas' first and oldest bourbon distillery. This is a "nice little gem in the hill country!" Join their tours. You will learn from it because it is "educational and covers all the aspects of making bourbon". The "tour ends with a sampling of Garrison's finest bourbon". They also "recognize Military (Wall of American Badass) and 1st responders by having patches of people who have visited". Their "whiskey" is "smooth, and the views of the surrounding Hill Country" are "spectacular". You should "definitely make a reservation". They "also have a bar where you can pay for different drinks with the Garrison Bourbon in them". There "is also a great gift shop where you may purchase different things with the Garrison Brothers Distillery logo on it".

(830) 392-0246

Andalusia Whiskey Co.

Distillery in Blanco - 85.64 mi

The Andalusia Whiskey Co. is a distillery on a working ranch in the heart of the Texas Hill Country. Andalusia Whiskey Co. is a single malt whiskey distillery only sells their Andalusia White, Revenant Oak, Stryker, Andalusia Triple-Distilled whiskeys at their tasting room or at Texas retailers. The distillery was established by Tommy Erwin and Ty Phelps. Both met at the Real Ale Brewing Company where they were former employees, quickly became friends, and decided to open their own whiskey distillery. With the help of family and friends, they opened the grain-to-glass distillery in 2016. Andalusia Whiskey Co. distillery is proudly a zero-waste facility. They feed the spent grain to Ty’s livestock at the working ranch as part of their commitment to the environment. They also built a 56,000 gallon rainwater collection tank on the property. Tours at the distillery happen every day at 2pm. For groups smaller than 10, they don't require reservations.

(830) 507-4359

Ben Milam Whiskey Distillery

Distillery in Blanco - 88.21 mi

Ben Milam Whiskey Distillery should include "women power" as an ingredient in their bottles. After years in the entertainment industry, founder Marsha Milam established Provision Spirits. She then named the distillery and its products after Ben Milam, a distant relative and a hero of the Texas Revolution. In 2017, without her knowledge, her head distiller submitted their single barrel bourbon in the 2017 San Francisco World Spirits. It went on to win a coveted Double Gold. The distillery repeated its win with a gold in the 2018 edition. In 2018, Marlene Holmes joined Marsha at Ben Milam as Head Distiller. Formerly from Jim Beam, she brings 27 years industry experience to the young distillery. Finally, in a casting coup of sorts, Marsha announced in early 2019 that world-renowned whiskey expert and author Heather Greene would join as CEO and Partner. Together, the three are launching the Milam & Greene Whiskies line.

(830) 833-3033

Valor Spirits

Distillery in Austin - 88.88 mi

The owners of Valor Agave, under Valor Spirits, Inc., are both Iraqi war veterans. A part of the sale of their product goes to support veteran charities. Support and buy their products. It will be the "best organic agave nectar" that you will ever taste. It makes "tea" "taste more natural and more refreshing than with regular sugar". It is "much healthier than using sugar". Its natural flavor makes it the perfect sweetener for hot and cold beverages. It is also great for baking and cooking, or even as a topping. It also contains inulin which is a prebiotic fiber that helps improve intestinal health.

(512) 387-3365

Treaty Oak Distilling

Distillery in Dripping Springs - 91.03 mi

Treaty Oak Distilling is a family & dog-friendly distillery with tasting room & craft cocktails. It is "a destination spot" with "a very nice full-service restaurant, a top tier distillery, and a brewery". And "they are now a winery as well!" They have "a nice selection of drink options, and the staff at the main outdoor bar were friendly and helpful". They also have "local musicians playing, family games, a cocktail bar, a garden, and some amazing views of the Hill Country!" Check this place "out whenever you just want to spent some quality time with your friends over good food and fabulous drinks". It is also a good "place for hosting a large group".

(512) 599-0335

Dripping Springs Distilling

Distillery in Dripping Springs - 91.04 mi

Enjoy "great time and drinks" on this "cute little spot" located "on the outskirts of Dripping Springs". Dripping Springs Distilling offers tours that are "informative" and "it is worth stopping when going on a distillery tour". For the tour, "the highlight is the tasting" wherein "you get to sample their vodkas, gins, and their brand new 1876 bourbon". They have "a great tour guide" that is "knowledgeable and took great pride in what they do there". You can also enjoy the drinks in "another sitting area underneath a tent with a couple of yard games". This distillery "also produces gin and another brand called 1876 Vodka and Texas Straight Bourbon Whiskey".