An airy, welcoming space with a calming vibe. It was a quiet lunchtime of the day and the…read moreserver/bartender was wonderful. Answered all my questions about the distillery. It has a small menu of appetizers; the ham and cheese sliders were very good. Especially enjoyed the accompanying home made style pickles. They are a distillery of primarily bourbons. There are a few beer and wine choices and their gin and vodka. I sampled the Abruzzi Rye and immediately added a bottle to my tab. Their bourbon is from the red corn locally grown. I recommend for a late afternoon/early evening snacks and a good cocktail. I recommend as a great choice.

My husband is absolutely obsessed with one of their bourbons. He bought several bottles because he…read moreknew it would be the last of the barrel. I really like the set up of this location, it's in a great industrial/residential area of Charleston. He walk in. It's got really tall ceilings a pretty large room a nice bar. I tried a few different things based on what I told the bartender. I'm not really a fruity type of drinker, but the drink he made me was delicious. I did not try the food, but I can't wait to go back.

Great place and better owner. Stopped on a trip to Charleston and wish this place was in my…read morehometown. Between the smoothest spirits ever and the hospitality of the owner you can't lose. Will definitely make every effort to stop again when traveling through the area.

I love checking out a cool distillery in any city I visit but this spot is special. I'm not a fan…read moreof drinking spirits straight up but since visiting this spot, I never thought I would ever sip on such smooth liquor like this liquor they produce here. From the bourbon, tequila, vodka, etc. No harsh burn on my throat, great flavors, great sippers. Having a flight option to include any spirit is a great option to choose on their menu. Their cocktails are also quite delicious as well. Friendly Bartender, Amazing Parking, Great Atmosphere, Just a cool spot in general.

We headed to Firefly Distillery for the Taste of New England and I was so impressed by the entire…read moreexperience. The distillery itself is absolutely gorgeous, with a rustic and charming feel, plenty of parking, and a layout that makes it the perfect place to host an event. Even though all the vendors and some food trucks were unable to make it because of the snow, I still had the chance to enjoy a delicious lobster roll and creamy lobster mac and cheese that were incredible. The flavored moonshine was a real highlight and so much fun to try, and the strawberry lemonade was perfectly refreshing. I loved the cute little photo opp signs and all the fun swag. The staff was friendly and welcoming, making the whole visit a warm and enjoyable experience. Scotty C, this would be the perfect spot to host a Yelp event or any special gathering for that matter! I am already planning to come back for a tour next time. The distillery itself is just stunning and there is so much to explore. Everything from the beautiful setting to the delicious drinks and food, to the friendly staff, makes Firefly Distillery a must-visit destination.

Very disappointed. Firefly Distillery advertised a Mother's Day event from 12:00 pm - 4:00 pm. This…read morewas verified again the night before the event, when I put in the address for the next day. My mother and I showed up at 12:15 pm for a fun, intentional afternoon out only to discover the gates closed and a plethora of cars coming in and turning around (like we did). I went online and there was no update, no indication as they why they apparently cancelled the event. It had simply disappeared from the page. I had been looking forward to learning more about the distillery but now I will never plan on an event at this location again, and honestly, not interested in wasting time coming for any other reason. Have the professionalism to at least update the event cancellation information. In the short time we were there, at least 20 cars came in and turned around. This had real impact on people.

Charleston Distilling is always a must visit for me and my hubby when we are visiting the area. My…read morehusband always needs to buy a bottle of their gin. He absolutely loves it. On one of our visits we made it just before 7pm - which is the cutoff time to buy bottles of alcohol. He would have been so upset if he didn't get a bottle. The space is beautiful. Nice and big with a bar, a ton of high top tables and shared tables. They also have outdoor seating. The bartenders are extremely nice and share their drink expertise with you. There are always fun drinks to try. I always get a different drink when I am there. Doesn't matter the type of alcohol to me because all of the drinks are perfect. We are big fans of the Purple Rain and Blueberry Mojito. We also appreciate the shared games they have. It keeps our kiddos entertained while we enjoy an expertly crafted drink.

Stopped in one afternoon with a couple of my best friends. I love the space, it's a great location,…read morequite, plenty of seating, and a nice outdoor seating area, which is where we chose to enjoy our time. The staff was great, the cocktails were strong, and we had fun just relaxing with our drinks outside and chatting. I would definitely recommend a visit!

This is my new favorite spot. Came here for my birthday and had the chance to meet the owner. This…read moreis great stuff. Highly impressed with the quality of their gin and just the attention to detail that was made in making it. They really thought through all of the flavors and how it'll blend in different cocktails. We ended up buying two bottles. Small independent distillery off of Spruill Ave. They have small plates and finger foods. Amazing cocktail list. Please support them. I loved it here.

I've been coming here for a few years and Ethan has always been the man on point for everything gin…read moreand cocktails. Love that guy love that gin. Go here.

I had such a great experience at The Rickhouse at Cannon Distillery! I made a last minute decision…read moreto go to a show the day I arrived in South Carolina for vacation and I'm SO glad I did. The space is so nice and big and open. When I walked in, I was greeted warmly, and had a lovely chit chat with the bouncer. She checked my ID, I got my wrist band, and went right in. I stopped at the bar to of course grab a drink before the show. I didn't know what to order as all the drinks looked delicious so the bartender (whom was very nice as well) suggested the Pink 75. It was amazing and definitely packed a punch! I sipped on it for awhile, and made the wise decision to not get a second drink as I was tired from the drive down. The bands I saw there were - Archers, The Rasmus, and The Funeral Portrait. The venue was a great place to listen to some rock music. The sound was amazing, I was able to see where I was standing, and the show started on time. All SUPER important points! The down time between bands was also quick. I had such a great time at the show and really enjoyed the vibe of The Rickhouse at Cannon Distillery.

The most amazing and unique experience at The Rickhouse at Cannon Distillery. Enjoyed a very fun…read moreand educational tasting of everything they have to offer from Vodka, Rum, Gin, Bourbon and Whiskey. The owner of Virgil Kaine took such great time and detail into his company and shared his love and passion for his products and it was absolutely inspiring! The space is super chill with an open environment that is super welcoming. The design works well for events and casual hangouts. This place is a little out there in terms of distance, but it is definitely worth the visit!!! Will be coming back to get more bottles and drinks soon! A must-have experience for Charleston local spirits.

We were passing through Charleston and decided to stop by on a Sunday afternoon…read more My brother and I ordered a flight to sample them all while my mother ordered a pineapple sour. The whole flight was a good sample. The vodka has an off smell but then finishes very smooth. Don't be afraid of The Carolina reaper as it isn't as spicy as you fear. For example, SoCo has a spicy pepper that is crazy hot. The Jasper'sGin had the strong flavor of juniper as promised. I sensed a bit of ginger and pretended to taste the cinnamon. It's smooth gin that I enjoyed. I did appreciate the Tolerance (aka cinnamon liqueur) but not enough to purchase a bottle for my home. The bourbon tastes like bourbon and the Rye like Rye. In summary, nothing stood out as a 'must have' but everything was enjoyable. It was a good afternoon visit.

From the owner: Charleston's craft distillery scene is picking up steam! Long stymied by antiquated state laws,…read morelocal distilleries are now starting to produce spirits in the Holy City and are doing so with the same energy, enthusiasm and passion that has already established Charleston as a internationally recognized culinary destination. Now, in addition to rich history, beautifully preserved historic buildings, stunning beaches and friendly people, Charleston is known for its hand crafted liquors! Experience a taste of Charleston's flourishing micro-distillery scene with an exclusive tour of the local distilleries. On our 3.5 hour tour, enjoy a tour of some of Charleston's local distilleries! Ride in style in our air conditioned coach as we take you on a 3 stop tasting tour, learning more about Charleston's growing craft distillery scene. As a special treat, at the conclusion of the tour you'll be taken to a local pub to enjoy a cocktail made with one of the spirits distilled locally in Charleston! Our tours offer a behind-the-scenes glimpse at the art, science and passion that goes into making a great liquor, all while enjoying samples of unique Charleston spirits. A Charleston Distillery Tour is an ideal activity for bachelor/bachelorette parties, wedding parties, corporate groups/team building activities and any avid liquor drinker.

We had a great time on the beer tour!! Brent was very knowledgeable, professional, and just…read moreawesome!!!! :) You get a lot more beer than you would think and in fact, we all started getting a buzz after a couple of samples. Brent also supplies free water and pretzels which was very generous of him. We had a really good time and it was a fun thing to do especially if you like to try new beers! It was well worth the price and exceeded our expectations. Thank you! :)

I 1000% recommend booking this experience! My friends and I traveled to Charleston for a…read morebachelorette and did this beer tour with our guide, Coby. Coby was passionate about the experience. You can tell he loves what he does. He had so many stories and fun jokes. He took pictures with us, for us, and we even made a TikTok with him! The day was full of fun, laughs, and learning! I never thought I liked beer until Coby showed me I did! This was the highlight of our trip!!

Josh O was a great host! Went out of his way to take care of our party, even taking care of bring…read moreout our food and drinks

WOW. These people know how to treat you right. Phil was the best guide we could imagine to spend…read morethe day with. He adjusted the agenda to fit our wants after getting to know us. Not only were the places he took us perfect, he was so helpful and friendly in telling us more about the Charleston area. We did the wine, distillery, and beer tour. He was so kind and even let us drop of goods by our Airbnb before picking an amazing rooftop bar in town for our final drop off. We will definitely be using this tour company again.

Thoroughly enjoyed this small format cooking class. The instructor was very knowledgeable about…read morelocal food & history. Well-organized do that we were all able to participate. I've made all of the recipes at home. If you enjoy cooking, I recommend.

Charleston Upper King Street Culinary Tour Guide: Georgia…read more 4 stops is pretty low for a food tour, especially since the last one was gelato. Our 3rd stop was a chicken quesadilla and tortilla chips with salsa and queso. I would never call that a "culinary experience". The mussels on the first stop was good but it was shared and some people are gross. A woman I was sharing with used the fork she ate off of to pick mussels out of our shared bowl AND double dipped her bread in the mussel juice. Individual small portions would've been better especially considering I traveled alone. I chose this company because it was local, when I typically use the same one, thinking it would've been the best. I was fooled. This was my least favorite food tour of all my travels. The others might be better. Stops & Food: 1. 39 Rue de Jean- mussels, bread, truffle fries, and brussel sprouts 2. Uncork Charleston - meatball (golf ball sized) 3. El Jefe Texican Cantina- chicken quesadilla, tortilla chips with queso and salsa 4. Tinto Café & Provisions- gelato