came here to get a locally distilled liquor, specifically their greenway goods bourbon. i actually…read morebought this as a gift and thus never got the opportunity to try it, but i will say that the bottle was very nice looking so the presentation was good. This place actually seemed pretty empty when i arrived. i think the person managing the place was giving a tour at the time, so if that happens to you i'd recommend just poking around and trying to see if you can find anyone working here. there is parking and they accept card payment so that was also helpful

Super fun tour!! I learned a lot about how the spirits are made and the history of this particular…read moredistillery. This space is really neat and you can tell how much love and passion people put into it. Our tour guide was really nice and funny, pretty casual but also very knowledgeable. We got to sample different spirits and everything was awesome.

I brought my boyfriend here to celebrate a milestone. Plenty of free parking in the lot right…read moreoutside. Lots of seating inside. They specialize in mead and beer. There are lots of vintage pinball and other games. There is a pile of board games to play and a dart board. When we visited (right before Christmas), there was Christmas music playing and The Grinch movie up without sound. My boyfriend got a heavy pour flight of 4 different meads for $18. He liked the mead and left with two bottles. I thought it was very cold inside (definitely a dissatisfier for me). Also, it was quite loud between the talking, music and game machines.

Stopped by on opening day and was glad to see the place really cranking…read more I had the Ambition aged in the Still 630 rye whisky barrel...it was fantastic. Pricey, but I got a good sized pour. It was very rye geared with a smooth honey finish. There are big picnic bench style tables in the tasting room that were pretty full when we were there (good to see). Big, clean bathrooms, super friendly employees. The place had an overall great vibe. St Charles is a bit of a hike for me, but I'd make the trip to go back to this place.

Several years ago, while visiting in Kansas City, I ordered a Hibiscus Gin & Tonic at Jack Stack…read moreBarbecue. I feel in love with the drink and discovered Pinckney Bend. Sadly, however, I could not order any to ship home to California. A return visit to Missouri was planned and a road trip to The Hermann Wine Trail area was mapped out. Our first stop? Pinckney Bend in New Haven, of course! Planning to purchase a bottle of hibiscus gin and tonic mix, I left with three bottles of gin, two of the hibiscus tonic mix, one corn whiskey, a four-pack of premixed G&TS and Hibhounds in cans, a super-soft t-shirt and one travel-sized PB 8 oz flask, complete with 2 metal shot glasses! Oh yeah, they also sell drinks of the patio for a whopping $5! Support this local business and tell them Pat sent you! Cheers

Made a stop after hitting the wineries to attend their anniversary party and it was so much fun!…read more The distillery, located in New Haven, is nestled between the railroad tracks and the river and both were more than adorable! There were special tastings inside and outside they had fire pits, bales of hay to sit on, fried food on sticks, live music and spiked warm/ cold drinks! They also had these fun fire games set up where you hit a target and a blast of fire lit up the sky - so cool! All of the drinks were amazing and they had a mug deal where if you bought the mug for $10 you could refill it for $3 - this was just for the party though. Everyone was super nice, even when my friend decided to make a hay angel after tripping in the drink line. It's also fun that Paddle Stop Brewery is across the street so we could choose from cocktails or beer. We kept saying that we felt like we stepped into Hallmark movie, with all the small town charm! This is an annual event and we can't wait to make the stop next year!!

This place is Stunning!!! Finally got to attend a Wedding…read morehere!!! The drinks were Amazing with the Cocktail hour!!! I will be back to enjoy some drinks on the patio and hopefully listen to some music!!!

Definitely book a tour here, it's very interesting learning about the distilling process! Very…read moreworth the price, you get six taste tests and a complimentary glass! Our tour guide, Mike, was very informative and very knowledgeable about the distilling process. The cocktail lounge is very comfortable and tastefully appointed. And the bathrooms are incredibly clean and well maintained! Reasonable prices with a wide selection of unique liquors, I honestly can't recommend this place enough. Definitely visit if you get the opportunity!

My friend heard about Naked Tiki Distilling in June and we visited for the first time last week…read more It's a small/medium space. We picked a table behind a wall. It was a little isolated from the main bar area. This is a "dark tiki" place. (Think of the Enchanted Tiki Room during the storm segment.) We liked the decorations, including the posters and records and especially the puffer fish lights over the tables. Some midcentury music played all evening. The volume was just right; I could hear my friends perfectly well. We drank 2-4 cocktails per person and these were good cocktails from a long menu. Some of the cocktails are made with the distillery's rum and I liked the flavor of it. The food menu at the establishment is more extensive than the menu I saw online. (I don't recall whether I saw that other menu on the website or a photo of it on a review.) We ordered pizza, loaded tater tots, and.... probably some meat item I didn't try. My friends liked the pizza more than I did. I thought it had too much sauce, but they commented that they liked the amount of sauce, so your take will depend on your preference there. The tots were good. Next time I hope to order a flatbread (white sauce). We ordered a couple of items modified or with questions about allergens and they were good about answering our questions and delivering as we ordered. Everyone seems to be experienced in table and bartending and know the ropes of the place. Our server was so nice. He spent a couple of minutes answering our questions towards the end of the evening. He told us about the membership program that costs $25/month and is worth it if you come at least 2x (or 1, depending on what you order, I think). I hope to return quite soon!

He stopped in on opening day. Tiki bars are right up our alley so we could not wait to see what…read morethey had in store. The inside was perfect, decked out just as I think a tiki bar should be. It's not a large space, but they managed to handle the crowd very well. Bartenders were super friendly and the drinks were very good. We had the Crab Rangoon which was plentiful and delicious. We will be back very soon!

This place is underrated. Went in a bit underwhelmed but I learned so much from the tour guide and…read morebecame a lot more impressed by the end of it. They have a whole library of alcohol with all their different flavor testing and experiments and it's really run by a tight knit group. The alcohols I tried were punchy and unique, and the ambiance grew on me. Definitely going to go back and try out their cocktail Fridays!

Gin is my favorite spirit, but before doing a tour with Still 630, I had never tried it neat. Now,…read morethanks to visiting this place, I only want to drink my gin straight up. And by the way, the gin they're making here is amazing. They have a few different gins, but my favorite was Volstead's Folly, which is juniper forward with a bit of pine. I love a good botanical gin, and this one was perfect. Another spirit that stood out that I tried was the Big Jake, which is a whiskey with natural coffee flavors in it. I had never tried anything like that before! I don't know if I could down a shot of it, but I could see this being a good addition to an espresso-flavored cocktail. Anyway, the tasting portion of the tour was my favorite, of course. We got to taste three different spirits of our choosing. But we also got to see the small distillery, and we were taken to the back where the barrels were. There's not a whole lot to see because Still 630 is a small operation. But the owner was friendly and funny, so he made the tour well worth the trip.