We live local so we know the Tennessee Hills Distillery very well. From its humble openings to…read morewhere they are today, we have always enjoyed and continue to enjoy bringing friends who visit to both the Jonesboro Salt House as well as the new location in Bristol. The spirits are some of the best of any distillery we have visited. The staff is knowledgeable and the sampling is an event in itself. Don't miss the opportunity when you are close by. You won't be disappointed.

We continue to go back to the Tennessee Hills Distillery for several of our favorite spirits. Each…read moretime we find some new favorites. This was our 4th visit over 4 years. One truly remembers a place this wonderful. Located in beautiful quaint Jonesboro, there are many uniques shops and restaurants. Tennessee Hills offers tastings. The personnel are knowledgeable and friendly. We have had some of the best conversations with the staff and customers. This time we had lunch at the cafe next door. Fantastic food choices the Reuben and spicy chicken sandwiches get my highest recommendation. They offer a great number of mixed drinks made with their craft distilled spirits. Several Sunday football games were on the TVs in the cafe. The mood was festive in the cafe. Tennessee Hills has a new location in Bristol too! We will be back again and again!

Davis is a winery/distillery combo. One side of the massive building is a small wine tasting room,…read morewhile the other side offers a distillery tasting. The middle is a warehouse. Davis has 45 acres of vines - which is actually a huge planting. They seem to specialize in Chambourcin and other hybrid grapes, like Steuben, Marshal Foch, as well as some Pinot Noir (which grows decently in the area) and Chardonnay. Prices were very reasonable, although they tended to serve sweet and semi sweet styles, which isn't my thing The wine was OK, but I LOVED the distillery. I had a very brief, off-the-cuff tour, followed by a tasting. The maple bourbon was excellent and lives up to its name (I bought a bottle). But I also liked their moonshines, especially the apple. The 'heritage' bourbon was spicy, which was interesting but not for me.

Stopped at Davis Valley Winery/Distillery on our way to Tennessee and we were very disappointed…read more Walked in and waited in the lobby area for 5 minutes with another lady until a staff member came to the tasting area. We were told we could select 3 wines to sample. What they didn't explain was that my husband and I were to share those samples...we weren't allowed to each select 3. The staff member stood in silence as we sampled the wines, offering no information on what we were sampling. Very awkward and rude. Neither of us cared for the wines we selected. The distillery staff member was a slight improvement over the winery tasting, but not enough to save the rating. He was friendly enough, but didn't care for the spirits either. I wouldn't recommend to someone traveling through.

Came in on a Friday night close to closing (which we didn't realize until we got there)…read moreStaff were still amazingly friendly! My husband got a tasting and had a great conversation about the different selections flavors and ages. It was really cool to listen to. I ordered their whiskey espresso martini. It was SO good. And it looked good too I highly recommend and next time we will come earlier to take the tour and relax in their beautiful tasting room.

Been waiting to make it to this distillery. Came out on a Tuesday and was served fast. Was able to…read moredo a tasting of their 4 selected bourbons. Have had their drinks before, but straight from the source was a treat. They offer different mixed drinks as well and had bottle sells there too.

Local distillery and small family business. We got a tour and were impressed that our guide was…read morewilling to do the tour with just the two of us. Two other people did arrive just a minute after we started and they were able to get integrated into our group. Our guide gave us fantastic info and even let us smell what they were currently working on. He also answered my many, many questions about the complexities of working so close to the state boarder (I was so curious!). The people who were also on our tour really tried to stir the pot by asking questions about local brewery drama. However, our guide was incredibly gracious and spoke kindly about all his local competitors. I could definitiely see the grit it takes to be a small local producer. We got to see the barrel room and the amount of work it takes to produce and manage all that inventory seems like a lot. After we took our tour, we sampled some of the offerings. They had whiskey, gin, vodka, rum, brandy, and perhaps something else. Much of what they had was quite strong, and really nice quality. I ended up getting some of the golden rum and a couple of other smaller things. This is definitely worth a stop in. The tour and tasting was free and family owners/operators were really nice.

Stopped in to see what local distillery was up to. Glad we did! Got a tour and tasting and some…read moregreat info and conversation! We were greeted as soon as we came in. They took us right back into store room for tour. Staff was very informative and answered any questions we had. Got to see how process works and how the barrels are stored and for how long. Then it was into tasting g room up front. Could try anything and everything they offered. Staff was great and it's not as big as other distilleries but they have plans to expand ...

Scott is an amazing host and made us feel so welcome, we planned our southern migration along I-81…read morejust so we could visit again and restock our faves, War Torn Rye, Revelations Smoked Virginia Whiskey. We also grabbed some Cuve this time, along with the spiced old fashioned mix, yum! We're so happy the distillery escaped damage from the recent hurricane remnants, and it was well worth the 30-plus mile detour, just saying! What a beautiful setting they have there. There's a fire pit out back, with woodland views, and Scott's even got some stogies to enjoy with the whiskey. We wish there were more stars to give! and if one has a pet, there's plenty of area to walk and play between sips.

Hats off to Scott. Great whiskey, shine, gin, rum. War torn was my favorite product and at great…read moreprice. Thank you Scott.

A cute little hangout and the hubs and friends really enjoyed the tasting. The bartender (I think…read moreAmy??) and the owner were really kind.

Great facility and show room! Excellent tasting area with great products to taste. It's in a great…read morelocation with a restaurant very close by!

Excellent service and freat drinks inside an old firehouse. Great gem in Downtown Kingsport.read more

I think we bought of of each item. WOW this is a good place to do and tasting and buy some great…read morebooze. The owner was in and very friendly. I will be back

Great spot for a drink with friends! Food is good too. Always a fun time when they have outdoor…read moreconcerts! Bartenders are great too!! Go check them out.

Wonderful space! I side had a nice bar and several tables and TVs. The outside space was amazing…read morewith a nice breeze. We were seated as soon as we arrived and menus were brought to the table immediately. The food portions were huge. We had the hotdog special and a few of the moonshine margaritas. The margarita were amazing!! We will be back next time we are in the area.

This was a fabulous evening and even better that I didn't have to drive. You see, Old Nick Williams…read moreFarm and Distillery is part of an RV hospitality program which meant that I could park, drink and NOT drive. No need for a designated driver here, no one was driving! After parking in the designated spot, I walked in and was warmly welcomed. They have a massive selection of spirits here. Stuff they distill and brew themselves plus lots of guest drinks. I started off with a Rye Old Fashioned and watched the bartender assemble it in front of me with the twist of orange peel, the candied cherries and, per my request, half the usual simple syrup. I showed her my trick for taking pictures of drinks (Thanks, Julie!) and later enjoyed a vodka martini. The tasting room is comfortable with a collection of history showing how this place goes back to the Colonial days, their wifi works great (thankfully, as my cell coverage was zero) and my night's rest was excellent. This is a super space and I'm so glad to have experienced it. Oh, and I can't wait to gift these truffles to Mrs. K. when I get home! [Review 575 of 2026 - 4665 in North Carolina - 25756 overall]

Cool place to bring friends or family in town when visiting, also a cool place to hang out, they…read moremake delicious cocktails, and their liquors and really good, we did a flight and had the opportunity to try some of the thing they have. Service was very friendly, attentive and knowledgeable (which is something I appreciate when visiting a distillery).