We discovered this distillery located in Fletcheron our way home from vacation, and what better way…read moreto end a vacation than drinking whiskey? The tasting area is small but we were the only ones there so that was nice. The lady who did the tasting was very nice and did a good job explaining the differences between the products. If you've ever watched the moonshiners on the discovery channel, you've heard of Tim Smith. They carry his products as well. For the tasting, you get 5 they pick (Tim smith bourbon, rye bourbon( snarly yow), 314, peach, and salted Carmel, They let you pick the 6th. I had the apple, husband had the peanut butter. Both were delicious, and you tasted just as described! We also purchased the Old Fashioned pre-made they offer as well as the salted Carmel whiskey! Absolutely fantastic place, make sure you stop by!

Two Trees is open 7 days a week for tasting and purchase…read more Yes...you read that right..you can drink on Sunday now. :-) Come on down and say hi to Jessica, she is an amazing bartender and will entertain you with Two Trees history and the patented 24 bourbon Distillery process. Called "The Time Machine".

We just left Eda Rhyne Distilling Company and I couldn't resist writing a review right away. This…read morewas actually the third stop of the day after a big lunch at Red Ginger, and even though I wasn't planning on drinking much, the diverse selection here completely pulled me in. Iris was the highlight of our visit. She not only served us but also made us feel at home and gave us such a rich history of the distillery. The owners have a foraging background, and all of the herbs used come straight from North Carolina. Even the water here is top-notch. She shared that they had just recently reopened after Tropical Storm Helene last year, which made the experience feel even more special. I started with a flight plus whiskey and tried the Bitter Tooth (sweet and smooth), the Appalachian Fernet, and the Rustic Nocino. The whiskey rye was impressively smooth. I loved the flight so much that I had to order an Amaro Sour, which turned out to be an absolute delight. What's really nice too is that this place is kid-friendly, so it feels very welcoming. Honestly, this is a spot everyone should check out while in Asheville. Stop in, take your time, and don't leave without grabbing a bottle to bring home.

The bartender was very knowledgeable about the different drinks they made. The distillery was very…read morecomfortable and fitting.

Cute little place to stop at. Their moonshine didn't really blow me away. Just did a tasting. It…read morewas strange the way they made their whiskey.

Another billboard, another moonshine pitstop! Adorable little distillery with amazing moonshine…read moreflavors and a retail area that features local artisans products ( coffee, seasonings, soap, etc).Liz greeted us and gavenus the info about tours. They offer 2 options tour and tasting for $15 or just tasting for $10. You get your chose of 6 of the 12/13 they offer. All are naturally flavored. Kendall did our tasting and was very knowledgeable about each product. They have a menu of drinks you can make at home using their product. Orange creme and butterscotch were our favorites today but honestly, you can't go wrong with any of them! Do yourself a favor, follow the signs and go check out Sugar Tits!!

Doing a little pub crawl to check out the different places and we came upon this place, We stopped…read morein for some drinks. Got right up to the bar which judging by the crowd we were lucky! The building is so cool. I believe it was a bank as it had an old walk in safe behind the bar. Bartenders are next level. They can make you anything you want but the ones on the menu are really good as well.

We love visiting distilleries and doing tastings when we travel. The Chemist website boasted about…read morea wonderful tasting room. We arrived and they said it was closed but we could taste some at the bar. It was $9. The bartender poured the drinks and that was the end of the interaction. She did point to a window and say that's where they distill. There were only a few other people but she did not seem interested in helping us with a tasting. What we tasted was good but the ambience and service weren't. We will skip this one next time.

Many thanks to Cody for allowing me to visit and pepper him with questions…read more Not a distillery with the glistening mashtuns & stills of big money startups, Howling Moon is pure lean startup. Moonshine prepared the old school way with business savvy. Says they sold their first batch and are growing based on demand. Main room has three pot stills with thumpers, they're working on a fourth still. HM is "proof" that with determination and know how, it's possible to make a go of it. Love the spirit - and the spirits! Good luck. PS wasn't sure what what a rating would mean. Mine is for hosting me at their digs.

Located 20 minutes outside Asheville,we decided to stop on our way back to Charlotte…read more Very small locally sourced distillery located in a small industrial area . They are a 100 % grain to glass small batch gin and whiskey distillery. They do tastings for only 1.00 each,flights as well as hand crafted cocktails. We tried their Barrel Reserve Gin matured in casks for at least 1 yr,Single Malt Whiskey and their Rye Whiskey. They do sell bottles to go but we're out of the Rye since it is a limited release only available at the distillery. Their spirits are good in taste and are worth a visit.

Located about 15-20 minutes east of Asheville out off I-40. Do a flight to sample their products…read more Their Speyside- style single malt and their American malt whiskeys were pretty good. Plenty of parking on sight. Staff was friendly and interesting yo talk to. The flight was just $5 for 5 tastes. Well worth it!

I highly recommend it if you are in the area and looking for something fun to do. The tours are at…read morecertain times; 2:00 and 4:00 p.m. are two of the tour times. You can book online and pay onsite if you're there on time. Pricing is on their website, and they currently have an active Groupon for their tours.   It's located in West Greenville and very close to downtown. There's plenty of parking. On one side of the interior, there's the bar/lounge area. There's couch-like seating, tables, and the bar. There's also an area for merch. I highly recommend purchasing from them versus your local liquor store, as the prices were cheaper there than anywhere else I've found them being sold.   The other side is the distillery, which is the side you step into for the tour. You start the tour with a cocktail of choices within the options they give you. I started with an old-fashioned, and it was good. Definitely carried a bang with it; a drink for the grown and experienced. It was pretty cool to learn about the distilling process, but it was even cooler to learn about the local and regional ties that made this South Carolina alcohol brand unique. It's informative, and the tour guide is engaging.   Towards the end of the tour, samples are provided of their vodka, which is strong but light tasting and very smooth; their whiskey, which was a bit strong for me but did carry a warm flavor; their bourbon, which was my favorite because it's very smooth and it carries a lot of good notes; their gin, which does have some floral and earthy type notes, and it's really cool how they make it; and another absolute favorite of mine is their Carolina cream. Their Carolina cream is so good. It is seriously delicious! I highly recommend it.   Again, next time I'm in the area and I'm looking for something to do, this will be my go-to place. It was fun, I learned some new things, I enjoyed their alcohol, and it's really neat to learn about something amazingly local, South Carolina.

The concept of the place is really cool but I found the cocktails that me and my friends got to be…read moreunbalanced and therefore difficult to enjoy.