We went through the tour with tasting.....its small but really cool. I wish the store would have…read morehad some Rum to sell. Everyone was very friendly. We also ate at the restraunt which was delicious ( had the flat bread). Also, the craft cocktails were delicious!! I think the only place in town to have a great cocktail. I hope to go back soon....cool little town!

Super fun place for an afternoon in Natchez! The tours are personal - as in you're touring the with…read moreowner/distiller himself. He knows his stuff, too. At the end of the tour, you'll get a shot of their most perfect rum and a cocktail is included in the $8 you pay. The distillery is next door to King's Tavern, which is also owned by the same folks. Try their brisket flatbread. $17 well spent.

My visit was accidental. Not on an OPEN day, and was quite impressed with the trip back in time. An…read moreold place with beautiful new equipment. The owner staff was typical South Louisiana friendly. I got the tour and a rum coctail. A fun place to look around, and smile. I am now awaiting for an event, of the music tiype. That will wrap it up for me.

This lil Bayou Distilled is really a good lil spot to get a good drink. The owners Rodney, Nick and…read moreNoah are some good bayou boys making some good whiskey. There different drinks but the same whiskey so no worries on mixing your liquor, LOL Bayou Mule is a really good drink and so is the Dirty Clotile (Bloody Mary)

Dale Dutcher's Version of the Best J.T.Meleck Louisiana Single Barrel Bourbon Old Fashioned…read moreCocktail Ingredients: Crushed Clear Ice 1 teaspoon Loveless Cafe 100% Louisianna Sorghum Molasses 3 dashes Grand Marnier orange bitters 1 teaspoon distilled water 2 ounces J.T. Meleck Single Barrel Bourbon Glass: Old Fashioned Garnish: Blood orange zest twist flamed and dropped in to infuse oil and make a dramatic flourish at the time of service Enjoy!

Wow what a cool place and story. Tate martin one of the owners was our tour guide as well. Amazing…read morepersonality and exactly what a tour person and owner should be like! Excellent products and he said we could drink as much as we wanted on tour and gave us all a free rum daiquiri! The guy from parish brewery should come take this tour and learn how to be on a tour. I mean this in the most constructive way.

"Fake Cajuns, fake distillery, fake rum…read more These liars claim to be Cajuns making Cajun rum, but I found out one guy is from Florida, and the other is from Dallas. Not Cajuns at all. When I toured this place, all they did was complain about the other distilleries in Louisiana. I guess if there is nothing good that you can say about yourself, you have to complain about others. I'm pretty sure they don't even make any rum here. I saw a plastic tote full of rum that they bought from another distillery (and it had wood chips in it). No barrels in sight, just a couple of little 5-gallon toy barrels. Nasty."

My mom and I enjoy distillery tours so I checked out Groupon to see if they had anything new, which…read moreis how I discovered this little gem. I paid for the tour in advance and ended up adding the tasting while we were there. When we arrived, we received a nice big welcome from Brian. He escorted us inside and introduced their resident mixologist Ann, she was quite lovely and makes an excellent cocktail. Brian mentioned that he was waiting for a few more people to arrive, so mom and I ordered something off the menu. I selected the Gallagher, which consisted of fresh watermelon, cucumber, lime and your choice of their Crescent Vodka, 3rd Ward Gin, or Tresillo Rum. I chose the 3rd Ward Gin. The cocktail was very tasty and refreshing. Mom chose the Freudian Slip - Crescent Vodka, pear, honey, lemon, and basil. It was also incredibly good and both drinks were beautifully presented. I loved the décor of the tasting room. It was pretty with a relaxing atmosphere. While we waited, we had a nice conversation with Brian & Ann. I told Brian that I came to NOLA so I could watch the fireworks on the Mississippi and was sad when I found out that they had been canceled. Brian said, "Well, I just heard today that the show is back on because Will Smith paid for it to happen." Apparently Will Smith was in New Orleans filming a movie (Emancipation) and when he found out the city canceled the fireworks show due to lack of funding he stepped up and paid for it. I was so excited when I found out. I've always been a fan of Will's work but now even more so since he made my bucket list happen. When the other guests arrived, we were given a welcome cocktail to take with us on the tour. It consisted of the Tresillo Rum, some spices, coconut cream, and soda water. It was yummy. I could have drunk about 5 of them. Brian was an excellent tour guide - very entertaining and informative. Cajun Spirits is a family-owned business that was founded in 2010 by Gus Hank. Their spirits are crafted in custom copper stills and made with locally sourced ingredients including Louisiana sugarcane. After the tour it was time for the tasting. In front of us were 3 snifters: one with Crescent Vodka, another with 3rd Ward Gin, and the last with Tresillo Rum. There was also a small carafe of water and a dropper. Brian instructed us to take a sip of the vodka. Then add a drop of water with the dropper and sip again to taste the difference. The water helps to open the flavor profile. (They filter their water on the premises.) When the tasting was over it was time for the grand finale - a complimentary cocktail called NOLA Rose. (Which happens to be my mom's nickname) It was delicious! Ann really is an amazing mixologist. I'm so happy I found this place. I definitely recommend the tour & tasting and also come for the cocktails, which are a steal at $8. They also have food trucks and live music on certain nights so visit their webpage for a schedule of events.

This family run business really take their business to heart! Their passion to create and unique…read moretasting spirit really reflect their craftsmanship towards a high quality product! You will not believe what goes on behind their door until you take a tour in their distillery. This is local New Orleans flavor at their finest! We booked our tour through Groupon (best deal ever)! Gus aka Joey developed his passion abre 10 years ago to put New Orleans on the radar for distilleries. His family, his wife and brother Edward were very nice and down to earth! I never though I would like sampling those Cajun spirits, but they were awesome! You will be so surprised what aromas and flavors you can taste! I have toured many distilleries and by far I have enjoy this tour so much! Not only because it's local but you can tell the family are proud of their product. I truly recommend y'all to experience this!

We spent quite a lot of time at the distillery, including our first time when taking the tour…read more When we first looked around at the products, I saw this one called "Gingeroo", which was said to be a spicy beverage. So the entire time of the tour, I could not wait to get back to the tasting area and try it out. From the very first sip, I fell in love with this stuff, bought 2 bottles to go back to MD. It didn't take long to finish those, so I actually ordered 3 more to be shipped to me. Since they wouldn't ship alcohol to MD, I scheduled them to be delivered near our WV cabin, so what do they do?? They shipped them, but I still actually had to go to CUMBERLAND, MD to pick up the box!!! Anyway, every year on our trips to New Orleans, we'd stop by the distillery and buy at least 3 cases of Gingeroo, and I still have a few botles left, but it'll really be a sad day when that last bottle is opened. Most of my friends do not see what's to like about Gingeroo and they can't understand just why I love this stuff - I get teased a lot about it, but, hey, not everyone likes the same things. Due to their fire and closing of distillery, I will always be upset at myself for not buying more cases. The owner is an artist, and a very good one at that, so I guess he's just wanting to concentrate on that. But, I will always be so sad that the distillery is no longer open.

Like most other reviewers we had a great experience. This place is 8 minutes from our house and we…read morehad zero clue. The tour was informative and engaging without being boring. I liked that the head distiller was on site and was a New Orleans native. Tastings were plenty and I probably never would have tried these different types of rum otherwise. All in all super happy with the experience for the price and even managed to discover the Gingeroo and grabbed a bottle to take home.