Short tour and tasting. This is a small family operation in an old school house…read more We did have an opportunity to purchase at the end of the tour. Free!

Prichard's Distillery is a solid stop if you're into good whiskey and on the whiskey trail! The…read moreplace has a laid-back, no-frills vibe, and the staff know their stuff. Their whiskey is smooth, flavorful, and not overly fancy, just quality you can taste. It's the kind of place that reminds you why small-batch whiskey still matters. Just good people making good whiskey the right way. Plus if your a playboy fan there distillery was in the 2011 June Edition.

Brent our tour guide was fantastic! Skip the resturant. Food was mediocre and overpriced for…read morequality!

This was my second time visiting Uncle Nearest, and it just confirmed why I gave them a 10. I…read morebrought my lady and her friends in from Cincinnati--one of them works for a distributor doing tastings--so we wanted them to get the full Uncle Nearest experience, especially since they don't get access to all the flavors back home. As always, everything was top tier. The staff was incredible, and Karen really stood out--she made the experience even more special. From the atmosphere to the tasting, Uncle Nearest never misses. Every visit feels like something you gotta share with people. That's why it's a 10 every time.

If you're a Jack Daniel's fan, this is absolutely worth a stop…read more We actually chose not to do the full distillery tour, even though it looked incredibly well organized and the property itself is beautiful. Even without the tour, we had a fantastic experience. One of the unexpected highlights was the free shuttle that takes you from the parking area through historic Lynchburg to the Welcome Center. Along the way, the driver shares interesting history about the town and the distillery, which was a nice touch. The Welcome Center also offers a Whiskey Trail passport where you can collect stamps and free poker chips from participating Tennessee distilleries. We only had time to visit Jack Daniel's, but it was a really fun keepsake and definitely made us want to come back and explore more. Instead of the tour tasting, we opted for one of the paid tastings. I'm so glad we did because we were able to choose the whiskeys we actually wanted to try instead of a preset tasting lineup. The gentleman leading our tasting was knowledgeable, friendly, and shared plenty of history about both the distillery and each whiskey we sampled. The gift shops are adorable, and the pedestrian bridge makes it easy to walk into downtown Lynchburg, where there are plenty of locally owned shops and Jack Daniel's merchandise to browse. It's a charming little town that's perfect for strolling. I left with a small bottle of Single Barrel that became my evening sip for the rest of our road trip, and it was the perfect souvenir. Even without taking the full tour, this was a wonderful experience. If we find ourselves back in the area, we'd absolutely visit again--and next time we may finally take that tour. 10/10 would recommend.

Honest experience review: Historically one of the best whiskeys, and historically one of the must…read morestops of Tennessee. 5/5 Made it a point to stop in Lynchburg for the JD's Distillery and it was everything I could have expected this experience to be. The slushy was absolutely better in the hot summer day as we walked the property to learn about the history of the origination and the master distillers story. Years of history and purity are what make the whiskey what it is. Enjoyed world wide, and for a good reason. I would have just wished the tour was more centralized around the water tunnel where they show you the demineralization process of the water they use. Probably the coolest spot in Tennessee. Simply a MUST stop and worth the price of the tour. Absolutely loved every bit of it his tour. Worth every ounce of sweat to experience one of my favorite whiskeys! Didn't disappoint, and our tour guide was amazing! Wishing her a happy retirements and a huge thank you for being a school teacher in her county! Thank you for educating us on the process to make the Jack Daniel's Whiskey we all love and appreciate! (Didn't post all the pictures to let you experience this yourself!)

Can't say anything about the food because I have never eaten there. I'm not sure they have food…read morethere. It's a fun place to visit! This time around we were unable to go on the tour but if you have a chance I definitely recommend the tour! Always a treat to stop buy and buy whisky.

Stopped in for a drink. They have wine tasting and liquor tasting. We decided to just order a…read moredrink. Husband had lemon moonshine and tea it was good. My cousin order a signature cocktail blackberry lemon something and I ordered a Moscow mule. We all enjoyed our drinks. Services was top notch acknowledged us right when we came in. It's a very large building clean inside restrooms kept well.

We had a great experiment there on Saturday morning. This a micro distillery. Customer service is…read moreprompt and friendly. Staff is knowledge about their products. They have several good products, I suggest doing a flight to sample their offerings to make the best choice for your palate. The drive up to the distillery is scenic. The same can be said for the venue.

We just finished dinner at the recently opened Shaken Glass restaurant on the property. It's such…read morea great atmosphere with most tables fashioned by a lamp made from the gourds grown on the property. We had a burger - fantastic, bigger than the bun. Also the Mac n cheese with spicy chicken, which my wife stole from me. The people were fantastic making sure we felt like family! Thanks for a great dinner

When it started raining in Chattanooga, my humans found the perfect backup plan…read more While dogs aren't allowed on the distillery tour itself, they are welcome in the tasting room and bar area, which meant I could still join the adventure. The atmosphere was warm, relaxed, and cozy, with plenty of seating for humans to settle in and enjoy a whiskey flight. The staff immediately made me feel welcome and even brought over a water bowl without being asked. As a professional lounge dog, I appreciated the hospitality. My humans enjoyed sampling several whiskeys while I worked hard supervising the tasting process from my blanket-covered seat at the bar. The tasting room has a comfortable, laid-back feel that makes it easy to spend an hour or two escaping the weather. The unexpected highlight? The gift shop sells a plush dog toy of one of their whiskey bottles. Naturally, my humans bought one for me, and it quickly became one of my favorite toys. If you're traveling with a dog and looking for a dog-friendly indoor activity in Chattanooga, this is an easy recommendation. Dogba's verdict: Great whiskey for the humans, water service for the dogs, and a souvenir toy worthy of bringing home.

I've been to many distilleries but what I enjoyed most about Chattanooga Whiskey was their…read moreknowledge of their products and the service of their staff. Everyone here was knowledgeable. Our company, of about 10 of us, did the tour and tasting and our tour guide Jake was fantastic. We enjoyed learning about the history of the company and his humor throughout the tour. Also, he answered any curveball questions we threw at him. The staff at the bar walked us through the flight and were able to educate us on all of their products. We will definitely be back and booking more tours in the future for our company.

We were traveling to Nashville and had some time to spare so we thought we would stop att the Dam…read moreWhiskey Corporation for a tasting. They also have a tour of the old power station that now houses the Dam Whiskey distillery. The tasting costs $5 if you take the tour which costs $32 pp. We did the tasting first and you get minuscule amounts of their wares that is just barely enough to taste although the whiskeys were quite good. The tour on the other hand is definitely something to be avoided. There is no active distilling taking place and the old power station houses barrels of distillate being aged. The tour guide pointed out where there generators were located in the past and a flooded area where new generators were placed in the past. The structure is filthy, dusty and now houses remnants of their Haunted House tour (around Halloween.) This place is an OSHA nightmare with water puddles to walk through and rather dangerous staircases and debris on the floors. It would have been nice if a minimal effort might have been made to show what the power station might have looked like in its heyday. We were glad to escape unscathed except for the cost. Avoid this if you can.

First off it's not a distillery. We were informed that they distilled a very short time, maybe one…read morebatch... and they have everything made with recipes they bought, what we were told, in Virginia. Tasting was just $10 for two bourbons, a maple flavored bourbon, vodka, moonshine and two flavored moonshines. The amount poured for a taste was barely enough to wet your tongue but in the end it was just fine as I wouldn't have wanted more. I asked the gal what was the difference between vodka and moonshine. She said she didn't know and then took a big hit off a vape pen in front of us.

Absolutely amazing! We were staying in the area for a family wedding and wanted to do a local…read morewhiskey tasting. We came across Rolling Oak Distillery via google. We love supporting small local businesses. Travis and his moonshine did not disappoint! So fun to chat with him and Kristy who was manning the tastings. Exceptional moonshine! We can't wait to bring back our purchases to Texas to share with friends!

From the owner: Family owned and operated distillery. Specialized in Tennessee moonshine. 160 years goes into every…read morejar.