We had a great time here! We did tours / tastings of 3 distilleries in Boston on our last day in…read moretown and Bully Boy was a favorite! Our tour guide was knowledgeable but willing to admit when she didn't know the answer to something. She showed us around, answered questions and best of all, poured our samples! Bully Boy's products we good! We bought bottles of their Amaro, Boston Rum and Estate Gin but we didn't try anything that we didn't like. The facility is cool and there's an awesome space to hang out back in the barrel room. On caveat, which doesn't impact their rating at all is that it's in a "less than awesome" neighborhood, so be aware of that when you're visiting.

Hard to find at first, but definitely worth finding and going…read more The drinks were fantastic. The staff will help guide you based on your preference, but you can't go wrong with any choices (both alcoholic or NA). I had an Old Fashioned, and it was probably the best Old Fashioned I've had all year. They make all of their liquor themselves which is nice. It's a cozy place with limited seating, so keep this in mind. Best to go with a group of 4 or so, otherwise seating can be difficult to all sit together and easily interact. They host tours of the place with tastings that looked fun. I want to go in the future!

We started our Boston distillery tour here at Short Path. What a cool place! They have a coffee bar…read morethat's open before the bar is so when we arrived a couple of minutes early, no worries. We tried a flight of raspberry-lime rickies all made with different gins which was a revelation! Really, really good gins. (We bought a bottle of their Old Tom gin) I had a flight of their whiskeys which was good - the most interesting (and the one I bought) was their "Beersky" which is a whiskey they distilled from beer - super interesting and almost rye-like in taste. The staff was super friendly and helpful and we really enjoyed hanging out there.

Wonderful cafe, great service, perfect location…read more The cat was very nice. Coffee was beautiful. My daughter loved the hot chocolate with latte art.

The Taco Lady was the star of this "distillery". The waitress was more interested in flirting with…read moretwo guys at the bar rather than serving us drinks. Looking for a good time? You won't find it here. But shout out to the Taco Lady's ramen

Had a good time here. Accepted our dogs. Very diverse clientele. Drinks were great. Service was…read moregood. Talked to cofounder, Ian, for a bit. Talked to Pam, bartender, for a bit. Was impressed with the whole experience. Hole in the wall fun.

Great experience and very well done drinks! We brought home a vodka but also loved the rum and…read morebourbon. Absolutely worth a stop. Dogs are welcome inside as well!

Local, Friendly, Knowledgeable & Awesome ! Not sure if it's…read morepossible now due to Covid? but if you can, take advantage of the tour they offer. You won't be disappointed! Any questions are answered fully . This place is VET OWNED and they are definitely an asset to the area. I don't believe there is a nicer place to shop & an absolute pleasure to do business with. You can always sample/taste what interests you. They really care and want you to be happy with your purchase... How cool is that! *****5 STARS ALL THE WAY!

This was our last stop on our tour of 3 distilleries in Boston. We were a little disappointed,…read moretruth be told. First, it's tricky to find. You have to walk down an access road that goes to the back parking lot to get to the entrance. They did have some banners at the entrance but that was odd. They have some food offerings that were pretty good and we tried a flight of most of their drink offerings. There were a couple of good pours, their New Medford rum and Addendum B whiskey were particularly good. Ambiance was lacking. The place caters to the late 20's - early 30's grunge crowd (or at least it did when we were there) and that's not us. The loud metal music and non-stop cursing by the bar staff and most of the patrons ensures that we won't be back. They do sell many of their spirits online, so perhaps check them out.

We wanted to try something different on a Friday evening. We RSVPed to their tour and tasting that…read morewas a relatively new concept, according to the employees. Once we were dropped off by our ride share company, it looked a little sketchy, but the entrance was in the back. There were a few people there, but come to find out, they were all there to participate in the tour and tasting. I didn't see but maybe 2-4 people who were there that weren't part of the experience. It has a really nice intimate dark feel. Good for date night or small group experience. We had sips of different spirits, I personally couldn't finish them all. Some because of taste that didn't mesh with my tastebuds, other reason was it's straight up liquor- I wasn't trying to get get wasted. It's a decent amount of liquor. Overall, it was something different and something to do while visiting friends in town. The staff was really nice and informative, overall, I probably won't do this again, as tasting liquor isn't really my thing, versus a wine tasting, but glad to have tried it nevertheless.

My glowing review is for the amazing community work that Doire Distillery has performed and is…read moreperforming during this Coronavirus pandemic. And as well, the quality of their products. Besides spending leisure time writing Yelp reviews, I am also the Emergency Management Director in our town, a position that I perform pro bono and allows me to use my emergency management career to help our town. And then we entered the world or COVID-19 and like every town in the state and the country, we started using our cleaning and sanitizing equipment consistently. Although we had a good stock, the initial decontamination and disinfection of every piece of property in the town made our stock dwindle below emergency levels, particularly in sanitizer that folks in our police, fire, ambulance service and public works use. Enter Doire Distillery. As we were counting the drops of sanitizer left, we found out that Doire had switched their production from whiskey to alcohol for sanitizing purposes. Andy Day and his wife were busily distilling alcohol and mixing it with aloe to make a suitable sanitizer. I called him up and he offered the product at a very low price. We took him up on his offer and three days later we had two gallons of sanitizer we could use for our first responders. As a veteran, I am used to people telling me "Thank you for your service". This time the thanks are owed to the service of a business who provided a wonderful public service at the time we most needed it. This pandemic will be over. Sooner or later. And Doire will be forever etched in my memory as a place to visit and patronize. Thanks..

Fun visit! Friendly energetic staff made the visit our favorite of the day. Thank you Steadfast!…read moreTasty beverages combined with a great class on liquors. Best college class ever! I will be working on my moonshine PhD in the coming months. Cheers!

Love this place so much! We always stop here when we come home from the White Mountains and have…read moresuch a great time tasting moonshine and replenishing our home supply of Espresso 'shine. We also loved the Blueberry Lemonade! It's so fun to try their different seasonal flavors and their tastings are just the right amount. Service is always super friendly and welcoming!