This was the highlight of a recent visit to Vero Beach. Indian River distillery is located just…read moreoutside the airport in an unassuming strip center. The inside is actually quite nice and inviting. Kelsey was on the bar during our recent visit and helped make it outstanding serving up some of the tastiest drinks in South Florida. Everybody was very friendly: even Ray, the owner came out to greet us. Made for a really terrific visit and will definitely be back!

Place is amazing!!! There is so much to choose from and if not sure, heck how about a little taste…read moreto get you started. We did the flight of house mad vodka, bourbon, whiskey/moonshine and rum. All were incredibly delicious! There's flat dog diner next door for food and Sausie pig food truck also to get some food from. I had the jimmy rigged which tasted just like an apple pie!! Hubby had rays perfect old fashioned.... Smoked of course. Just lovely. Wonderful atmosphere also. Lots of comfortable seating so bring friends and enjoy the whole experience. This is a must go to place. You won't be disappointed at all. I can see why people are raving about this place.

**INITIAL REVIEW**…read more Initially, I found Frazier Creek Brewing and Distilling (which I will shorthand simply to Frazier Creek for the remainder of this review) through my adventuring, specifically the Treasure Coast Wine, Ale & Spirits Trail. Though not the first brewery in Martin County, it is the first "brewstillery" in which it serves as both a brewery and distillery. Wanting to check in at another location on the aforementioned trail, I have to say this place is pretty good, but since I went early afternoon (I work 3rd shift at the time), it isn't exactly the most active place to be at. And to be fair, the same goes for the other brewery I went to at this time (Ocean Republic). Ergo, this initial review will be based on a visit between noontime and 3 p.m. In short, too early to be at a brewery, but the only time I could go because of my working shift. Though an address is provided, Frazier Creek is located in Mayfair Plaza on US-1 (Federal Hwy.). If it helps, it is the business that seems to have a "watchtower" rising up from its entrance like a sentinal. Upon entering, you're greeted to a nice open space that hints this place was probably an extreme sporting goods vendor or business in its past. Why I say that? Because of all the decks on the wall used to highlight Frazier Creek's drink menu. I sat at the bar which was optimally observed by the cute bartender, and I understand why it was minimal as it was, as aforementioned, "too early to be in a brewery" and there were like only one or two more patrons inside besides me. Nevertheless, the bartender was attentive and gave me drinks based on how I was feeling at the time as well as the fact it was still early afternoon. So for me, lighter beers. I would not drink a heavy stout or IPA this "early" in the day. What I did have were three drinks they always have on tap, two alcoholic so I had them in 4 oz. tasters and one that was non-alcoholic so I had a regular 8 oz. glass. Must stress I was hitting up the locales in the Treasure Coast Wine, Spirit & Ale trail in Martin County so I can't get all happy at ONE location, right? I had the Stuart Shandy and Zero Gravity Sour in the 4 oz. tasters. The former had more of the grapefruit flavor over the lemonade flavor, but it was delightfully sour. As for the latter, I enjoyed that one more because I prefer oranges as my citrus of choice. And to "fill in the gap" without having too much alcohol since I would be drinking mead next (Hani Honey Co.), I had their root beer, too. That was good too, but I am more of a cream soda kind of guy, and since sugar is in everything, I have a thing for Olipop, Virgil's, and Poppi flavors. So far, not one brewery has made a sugar free root beer (yet). As for the last part of food and drink, there was no formal food menu I saw, but they did have either a collaboration or something "in house" outside of the actual brewery and distillery was served for food: fish dip. There were two versions I got, and I ate one with Ritz crackers at the bar. Fantastic. Definitely home made and independent given the price point, but I am more than willing to pay to help support it. As for the other dip, it was good too once I opened and finished it back home. On a sidenote, the restrooms - at least the men's restroom - was decently clean and stocked. Nothing out of the norm. Given the fact I showed up during a time I don't expect the full service and experience Frazier Creek has to offer, I can only rate my visit(s) for what they offer at the time I went which is three out of five stars. Now I must stress that is actually not bad as they hit all the main points on serving a customer during a time when they are "down" and "slow." I don't expect them, or any brewery/distillery/meadery/etc. to bend over backwards for me when I show up at 1 p.m. on a weekday. But I will also say that for many places, doing just the basics is a chore during that time, so the fact Frazier Creek did, I applaud you all. Now that I am working a normal schedule, I can truly come by during your peak hours and see what Frazier Creek has to offer. I did see they were preparing for a cornhole tournament when I left, and I would have loved to stay to smash the competition, but a las, responsibilities over pleasure when in the midst of a workweek. If Frazier Creek is consistent with what they provided during the early afternoon, plus whatever they do during their peak hours, I'll definitely update this review.

We stopped in Saturday afternoon for a flight after our Uber driver recommend the spot. Overall the…read morebeers were pretty average, but there was a wide variety of styles to choose from. They also have a nice cocktail menu and THC drinks if that's your preference. Staff were very attentive and friendly, & knowledgeable about the beer and the area in general. We plan on visiting again for one of their many evening events nights.

I loved the atmosphere and the drinks! It was terrific to enjoy a fairly priced, well-made drink…read moreafter too many disappointing overly sweet dive bar drinks. The hard part was deciding which cocktail to try! I also tried a sample of their spicy agave and it was fantastic! I am bringing my daughter and SIL back for a spicy margarita next time! The atmosphere was bougie but comfortable - exactly how I like it. Service was also very friendly!!!

**INITIAL REVIEW**…read more 21st Amendement Distillery is one of two distilleries operating in Vero Beach, and the "younger" of the two, too. Located within the heart of Historic Downtown Vero Beach, it is a fine place to visit if you want to enjoy a cocktail on the rocks. My good friend Patrick and I hit this place up, and I will say, it is defintely a distillery I would love to come back to. Maybe enjoy a nice cigar with my scotch bourbon. Though an address is provided, 21st Amendment Distillery (which I will shorthand to 21st for the remainder of this review) is located on a "minor road" that seems to run one end at the Indian River Chamber of Commerce all the way to American Icon Brewery. The parking situation includes street parking along 13th Avenue. Take note only the west side of the street has angled pull-in parking, while the east side of the street are parallel parking spots. There are some dedicated parking lots and even a parking garage but they are a couple of blocks away. Decor-wise, the outdoor seating arangement fits with the modern style Downtown Vero Beach is aiming for, but inside is an amazing mix of today's modern aesthetic without being overly modern and throwback to the 1920s and 1930s. Why? Because between 1920 to 1933, the United States had prohibition. It wasn't until 1933 the 21st Amendment repelled prohibition thus legalizing alcohol. And now you know why 21st is known as it is. Back to decor, 21st uses a lot of mahogany and wood (or at least it looks like it) furniture along with leather seating. There is a small outcrop of a stage for performers to entertain guests who come in and enjoy a glass of spirits. The bar looks like something out of a old Chicago mystery flick, and there is an area of lounge chairs reminiscent of a smoking room. Remember I said I would smoke a cigar here with my drink? Apparently, 21st has a fine selection of cigars. I did not see any of the patrons smoking any there, but I am sure if they provide it, it would be an option. As for my drink, I was suggested by our beautiful waitress, Brittany, to get the Night Shift as an hommage to the fact I've been working night shift for way too long and need to go back on days. It is an agave spirit with bourbon cream and vanilla. Needless to say, it was delicious... and STRONG! Got Patrick a latte in which they decored the foam in the classic leaf often seen as coffee art. We also split their version of a charcuterie board. Now pricewise, the food and spirits were a little high, but I consider that more of a testament on the standing 21st has over the other alcoholic places within the area or even the city. Side notes: the men's restroom was clean and stocked, but it is a single-server. Take that into account if 21st happens to be full to the gills with patrons. Also, 21st is one of the businesses featured in the Treasure Coast Wine, Ale, and Spirits Trail. If you want to partake on an adventure seeking out the Treasure Coast's best breweries, distilleries, and other alcohol-related locations, check this trail out. Ultimately, 21st was an excellent place to enjoy a mixed drink with or without a cigar, by yourself or with friends, while listening to local acts perfect their craft. And to be fair, this is a local distillery and not an extension or branch, ergo, 21st gets my highest rating for an initial review, four out of five stars. If 21st remains consistent with their service, their drinks, their food, and the atmosphere they provide, I will then grant them their fifth star for consistency.

Even though I was the only customer at the bar today, this was a very pleasant stop on my way to…read moreSebring. There's a laid back vibe, set back from the road and we're out in the middle of nowhere, a dozen miles from Sebring and/or Lake Placid. But don't fret! Distilling their own rum, vodka, gin and moonshine, there's something here for anyone who enjoys a boozy drink. They have a nice wrap around bar and a music stage with plenty of parking. I let the bartender make a recommendation and I ended up with a big cup of their "electric lemonade" which was a mix of their lemon-flavored vodka and lemonade. A perfect drink on a warm and sunny spring afternoon. Look out for the house cats. The grey one wanted all of my attention. [Round number review 2100 in Florida - 457 of 2025 - 24019 overall]

My wife and I visited last week during a dj event and it was enjoyable. They had karaoke during…read morethis time as well and there were the same regulars singing their hearts out. Tina and another girl, who would not give us her name, and who really was a snooty type, were at the outside bar. Tina was very informative about the product, seemed knowledgeable and interested in selling the product. We tasted a few of the distillery offerings but nothing really stood out for me to bring home with me. The outside venue was nice, had a heater going since it was a bit cool, and seeing a lot of the same folks out and about is always a nice treat. Personally I would not drive further than I had to visit the place, but it is a local distillery and supporting locals is really a good thing

Visited the warehouse district March 31st 2026 and business closed and now full of antiques. The…read morewhole area looks well looked after but big into transition as the inside is being extensively remodeled with only the one restaurant left and a separate area full of hair dressers and what appears to be clothes shops.

So very disappointed. I have out of town family in and was…read moreexcited for a fun night at Steel Tie only to find a disconnected # and no response to email. At the very least, they could have had the common courtesy of replying via email.

Don't pass this place up. No matter what you like to drink they have something for you. Even…read moreserious bourbon drinkers, they have a 14 and 16 year old sourced KY bourbon as well as some great made in house stuff. The whiskey that they distill is really nice and at a great price.

This place is a MUST visit if you're in Cape Canaveral! It's a hidden gem with amazing cocktails…read more They also have games and sodas for the kids. Mae made us a Special Pink Flamingo- it's sweet and delicious! Ask her for it! We will definitely visit here again!

This was a whole VIBE!! Angelique was very knowledgeable about each drink. She brought over this…read moregiant pretzel with an amazing spicy cheese sauce and mustard which prepared us for the actual mixing of our drinks. Chianne came over and made pirate commentary at all the right times. Mack also joined in on the fun and brought it all together. This experience was beyond what we expected and they were very laid back and did all they could to make you feel comfortable. Thank you all so much for a start to our Girls Trip. Must do again!!

I was walking around the Orlando premium outlet and I encountered this little place. My daughter…read moresaid let's try it sure why not we entered and we encountered Autumn the bartender and we ask about the eight shots for six dollars she said that is a moonshine tasting sure let's try it. best decision ever autumn was very knowledgeable of the drinks. She was amazing and the moonshine oh my God, the banana was my favorite follow by the peanut butter and chocolate then the coconut then we move to the passionfruit , the Mandarin , Coquito the spiced and finally the pure moonshine if you are in the Orlando area close to the premium outlets go and try that it's an amazing experience. Next time we will do the tour of the distillery we did tastings and a free cocktail for around $70. I cannot wait to try this again.

Great place! Friendly people in a neat building. We got a private tour and a tasting: ask about the…read morefireman's pole!

Was in West Palm for a Cruise, and really wanted to stop by to grab a bottle as the rum is not…read moreoffered outside Florida...but the distillery is closed on the weekends....Tried to go again on a Tuesday but no answer by phone to verify they were open several times...I am sure they have a good product, but disappointed in customer service.