So the tasting is totally worth it! Great variety and great stories about how they got started…read more Tracy was informative and friendly! I'd come back just to chat with her! Beautiful outdoor venue with live music! A perfect Saturday afternoon spot! Corn hole and rocking chairs make it active and relaxing! A wide variety of moonshine and an awesome option for self purchase or gifts. Check this place out and be sure you check out the speakeasy!

Definitely worth a visit…read more This visit was a few weeks ago, right after first winter storm that hit. I was tempted to only go 4 stars, as one drinking area was not open (today), but this was such an enjoyable visit, it just seem right. Bottom line: I was super surprised the original notes were found, and they are still being used.

Such a surprise that this beautiful golf course and distillery is so close to my residence…read more My daughter and I came for the red white and blue celebration on July 4th. We bought our tickets to the event when we arrived. Tickets for tours are also available. After walking through the store and the rows of wooden barrels from floor to ceiling, you find yourself in a small area with a big bar. The event price includes one cocktail of your choice. I chose the Oh Peachy and later purchased a pecan old-fashioned; both were delicious! Unfortunately, the food truck broke down, so there was no food available!! Big Mike was performing in the big lodge room; the acoustics are pretty bad, especially once people start talking, but at least it was cool in there, We spent a lot of time in the store and ended up purchasing a fused bottle of whiskey to split. It was fun, deciding which cork stopper to get to add to my daughter's collection. The store has different sizes and shapes of a wooden court display boards; in the shape of Texas. The golf course surrounding the distillery, looks beautiful and well taken care of.

This place was so much fun! Our tour guide was very friendly and had a vast knowledge of TX history…read moreand distilling processes. The western themed bar area had a great ambiance, and of course offered some amazing TX cocktails. This is a MUST for anyone interested in TX or bourbon/Whiskey in general.

Our daughter was visiting and wanted to check this place out. We all enjoyed our drinks on the…read morescreened patio. The pizza was delicious....who knew?! So far, it was the best pizza we've had in Cleburne. Service was great.

We use to Love coming here but since the change , the pizzas…read moreare smaller and not cooked good and the wings are almost raw and they are to expensive to be honest for what you get . Come on management get a good cook . But Jordan is awesome

Found SuTi through a google search for "only in Texas" alcohol as a gift for my bro in law…read more A few articles surfaced about this distillery. When I realized they don't sell online or through distributors, I knew I had to check them out in person. The brand story is incredible. A product and a brand born out of passion for the highest quality spirit. I'm so completely wowed by the warm welcome of the founding family and staff. Customers limited to two bottles per month documented by your DL. Check this place out before you can't get in. I suspect they won't be a hidden gem for long.

I was in Arlington this past weekend and heard wonderful things about this craft distillery located…read morein Kennedale (about 20 minutes from Arlington). I consider myself a whiskey kind of gal so I was very interested in visiting a distillery and trying new spirits. They close at 6:00pm on Saturday and we were already on the way there to arrive around 5:30pm. I called to double check if they were still accommodating tours and they were very welcoming. Upon entering, we were kindly greeted and it was a very chill vibe. We learned a lot about the history, the process, and much more! I totally recommend this craft distillery that offers two different spirits - one made with long grain rice and one with jasmine rice. They also shared they are working on a new product soon! Cheers to them on being the first Vietnamese-owned craft distillery in North Texas!

A cute little family owned winery we stopped by on our way to see the Ennis bluebonnets. The "wine…read moretasting room" is very cute and there are also little goodies for sale, like candles and gummy wine infused dinos (!!!). There's also a good selection of cheesecakes which sounded interesting but we didn't try them. Staff was very friendly in giving recommendations and describing each wine. Tried a few recommended wines (each person can sample 2 for free) and they were just okay for me. Lots of fruity wines and some seasonal flavors like gingerbread which was interesting. I liked the lime with coconut the most, but didn't love any enough to buy a glass or bottle. We ended up getting the cheese board, which was $18 and came with crackers and a good selection of cheeses, meats, nuts and mustard dip. Adding some grapes would've been amazing!

Stumbled across this place while we were out looking at the bluebonnets and it was a great little…read morefind. First let me say that April is their peak time (because it's blue bonnet season and folks are out and about) so they charge a fee to park. We arrived near closing time yet they were kind enough to welcome us in and allow us to look around. We also decided to grab a glass of wine while we walked around looking. I will honestly say that I am NOT a wine snob, I couldn't tell ya a good glass from a bad glass but I don't like dry and I don't usually like reds. With that said I was given some suggestions and for what it's worth, I'd drink it again. We were offered to purchase some cheesecake but without seeing what I was getting and told $11, I passed on it. I will say that the souvenir "glass" that I paid for was disappointing, come to find out it's a plastic cup, however I was told it "floats in the pool" but I'll never know because I don't own a pool to sip and float in. So most the folks out in the yard were wine tasting and seemed to be enjoying what they had. I had one couple who actually went down the list letting me know what their favorites were and why (I took notes). This is a cute little spot off the beaten path. I must say that I'm thankful for a restroom but I'm never a fan of portable potty's and unfortunately this was the only option at the time. If I'm out this way again, I'll make a stop and try a wine flight to see if the other wines live up to the hype.

What fun! Chris was a great tour guide / very knowledgable. Learned a lot - didn't even know we…read morehave a distillery close by. The tasting was excellent and took home a self-bottled Malt Whiskey. If you have not been - you gotta go!

I came with a friend for a tour of the distillery. The tour was informative and fun, and ended with…read morea sampling of some of the whiskey. The staff members we interacted with were well-informed and friendly. It was really cook to see how the whiskey is fermented, distilled, aged, and bottled. This is a really cool place and I'll be recommending it to others!

I visited this spot to check it out, and it didn't disappoint. Located in the countryside of…read morecentral Texas and surrounded by farmland, the natural setting gives the place a cozy, homey feel. The owners, a friendly husband-and-wife team, are wonderful to meet and greet you with a warm welcome. The whiskey experience here is pure Texas style, with a fantastic selection of house-made options. You can't go wrong trying any of their offerings. They also provide samples if you want to explore their variety before committing. The menu features classic bar food, including hamburgers and pizza--simple but satisfying. While I was there, they didn't have live entertainment, but they do regularly advertise performances on their Facebook page. In fact, they mentioned there would be live entertainment later that evening at 6 p.m., which was a bit of a disappointment since I couldn't stay. Their food is all made in house and very delicious!! I had the Texas Ranch Style burger with fries. The burger was very flavorful and I am glad I added jalapeños. In addition to whiskey, they also brew their own beer, which I didn't get a chance to try but will definitely check out on my next visit. They even offer tours upon request, depending on availability, which adds another layer of fun to the experience. They also sell meat products here. You can either buy from the freezer inside or by the box. Prices are listed on the menu. If you're looking for a great place to unwind with a drink and enjoy a laid-back atmosphere, this spot is worth a visit!

Great drinks and amazing food. Grabbed a box of beef to go and grilled up some ribeyes today. Hot…read moredamn!! 10/10!!! Can't wait to go back to try some more.

Came to this location for the 1st time for a tour and do your own bottle pouring/tasting. The…read moreatmosphere when you first walk in was very cozy and welcoming. The staff was very professional and knowledgeable. The tour was very interesting and held alot of good and neat information. I did not feel rushed during the tour and you could ask questions along the way. The tasting and pour your own bottle experience was definitely something I wont forget! I definitely would recommend this distillery for a fun date day! I cant wait to come back to do another tasting and tour.

(5 stars) A Hidden Whiskey Gem in the Texas Countryside…read more We had the pleasure of visiting 1845 Distilling in Lowry Crossing, Texas, and were warmly welcomed by Bob, the owner, and Miguel, the head distiller--an incredible father-in-law/son-in-law duo who are clearly passionate about their craft. Tucked away in the cooling shade of a pecan orchard, this distillery is a hidden gem just outside of Dallas that deserves a spot on every whiskey lover's map. If you're traveling the Lonestar Whiskey Trail, make sure 1845 is on your itinerary--you'll be glad you did. Bob's Southern hospitality made us feel right at home. He gave us a personal tour of their still house, bottling facility, and beautiful rickhouse, sharing their vision for future expansion along the way. You can feel the pride, purpose, and family spirit in every detail of the operation. After the tour, we settled into their cozy tasting room and recorded an episode of The Whiskey Trip--surrounded by great whiskey, good conversation, and genuine Texas charm. And then there's the whiskey. Their rye bourbon absolutely blew my mind. It had every note and nuance I look for--bold, balanced, and beautifully crafted. Maybe it's the influence of those pecan trees, their precision German stills, or Miguel's talent behind the spirit--whatever the magic is, I was hooked from the first sip. 1845 Distilling is more than worth the trip--it's a shining example of craftsmanship, family, and true Texas hospitality. Want to hear the full story and get a deeper taste of the experience? Subscribe to The Whiskey Trip Podcast and come along for the ride. - Mike "Big Chief" Hiatt Host, The Whiskey Trip Podcast