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    Deep Eddy Vodka Tasting Room

    Deep Eddy Vodka Tasting Room

    3.9
    (387 reviews)
    7.4 km
    $$

    Today (5/24/26) is only the second time I've been here and more likely than not the last time as…read morethey're closing this tasting room on 6/13/26. Fear not, the factory (distillery) in Buda isn't going anywhere. The folks here told me the property and buildings are being taken over and another business will be coming in. It just makes me sad because we love it here. We love everything about it and took for granted that it will always be here. The tasting room and distillery are huge and so tastefully put together. See what I did there? Lol. The grounds are the epitome of Hill Country. Amazing views of wildflowers, brush, and sky all about. Lots and lots of outdoor patio seating, food truck area, large indoor seating, tasting bar, large ordering bars, gift shop, games, and lots more. I'm reviewing as they're leaving because this is another one of those draft reviews that I've been waiting to be finished for a long time. I gotta get better at that lol. Anyway, that matters not because this place still deserves an incredible review. Absolutely amazing drinks and people. It (was) a great way to wind down after a day of outdoor activity in Hill Country. A+++++

    We had so much fun here! I enjoy Deep Eddy so it was cool to see this ATX og. We came on a Sunday…read moreand it was superrrr chill. Not busy and a great time to soak in the weekend. They have a menu with premade cocktails to order from, or you can create your own with their large varieties of flavors. We didn't do the full tastings, but did get some espresso martinis and the pickle one! The seating is set up as communal tables with benches, and they have lots of games you can play. Outside they have nice patio seating and yard games to play. I'd definitely return!

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    Deep Eddy Vodka Tasting Room
    Deep Eddy Vodka Tasting Room
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    One Shot Distillery and Brewery

    One Shot Distillery and Brewery

    4.4
    (44 reviews)
    7.7 km
    $$

    Welcome to your one-stop craft brewery. One Shot produces several different beers (lagers to ales)…read moreas well as whiskey, rum, and vodka. Everything is done onsite including bottling! Made with local ingredients. The Biergarten and tasting room are definitely rustic with shabby chic vibes and it just screams Dripping Springs. Outdoor seating (picnic tables) with an outdoor bar as well. The Blitzkrieg Bock is a tasty and flavorful pour. 8% ABV. I love the Bloody Mary. Just the right amount of spice! They've got a slew of cocktails available from a variety of Hurricane/tiki-style drinks to mules, spiked lemonades, to classics like old-fashions and others. Food trucks on the weekends and you can also get pizza and soft pretzels. Fun place to check out in the Springs.

    My friend and I were out in those Dripping Springs Streets today. She lives in Dripping Springs so…read moreknows the lay of the land. She suggested we go by One Shot Distillery and Brewery because of its character and uniqueness. Sometimes life is more fantastical than reality. There was a Bible Study group finishing up their bible study at One Shot Distillery. One of their member said they study the holy spirit and then they have spirits afterwards. I found some degree of irony in that situation. They did share some of their birthday cake, which was quite nice. One Shot Distillery emanates Texas pride with their huge colored Texas flag painted on the exterior the building. The place is relatively small but with a lot of heart. Samantha, the bartender, was Texas friendly and beaming with helpfulness. She even provided a hill country wine, distillery and brewery map...so super kind of her. One Shot has in‑house craft beers that are brewed with a focus on traditional German‑style profiles.. They have a working distillery with gin being one of the spirits they are known for. One Shot Distillery sources from Australia their Tasmanian Leatherwood honey, which is used as a botanical in their gin. This honey is known for its distinctive floral, slightly spicy notes, adding depth and a unique aromatic character to the spirit.

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    Dripping With Taste Wine & Food Festival

    Dripping With Taste Wine & Food Festival

    2.4
    (18 reviews)
    4.7 km
    $$$

    This was my first, and sad to say, my last time doing this festival. A friend who had been a few…read moretimes before highly recommended it and when I balked at the $40 (plus a $3.50 processing fee) "pre-event discount price" with the at the door price being $50, he assured me it was well worth it because there were so many great food and wine vendors, you get your money's worth. This was absolutely NOT the case! Firstly, this whole thing just seemed disorganized at best and I am sorry, but for $50 ($40) they could have gotten a much nicer location than a dusty, stiflingly hot cattle stockyard! As for what you get for $40, 6 drink tickets and 10 food tickets when drinks and food run you anywhere from 1 ticket for a meager barely 1oz pour for most of the wines to several tickets for very small portions of the food, you barely get $10 worth of food and drink! You can purchase ticket for $1 a piece, which is most definitely not worth the portions or pours you receive. As for the vendors/vintners at the festival, there were not nearly as many as you would expect for the price point and the layout was just haphazard. Also, there were several vendors that were out of food by the time we got there just after 2pm...the "festival" was supposed to go until 6pm...so how the heck were vendors running out of things w/4hrs left!?! The only highlight, for me at least, was the grape stomp, but even then, they ran out of tshirts to "stamp" with your grape-soaked footprints. In any case, my $43.50 would have been better spent and enjoyed at an actual local restaurant where I could have gotten multiple full pours of wine and actual food instead of leaving this joke of a festival hungry, overheated, more sober than when I arrived, and feeling like I had just been scammed somehow. Lesson. Learned. I am honestly shocked this "festival" has lasted 10yrs let alone one!

    I had a lovely time as the guest of a coworker. However, I felt like the overall value wasn't quite…read morethere for this event. Drink and food tickets went way too fast when some places asked for multiple tickets for less than an ounce of wine or a small sample of food. The actual value was about $1 per ticket. There were also some vendors that were somewhat rude or rushing. The whole point is to get business by having people try your product, right? Well there's some wineries I'd think twice about giving my money to after their lack of friendliness. The options for food was more limited than I expected and many ran out of food even though we got there just an hour after the event started. There are lots of raffles going on and free koozies and pens galore. The arena was stuffy inside and though fresh near the doors you ran the risk of also eating dirt. The music was good but there needed to be more sitting areas to relax and open a bottle of wine. I will definitely go back next year, but I do hope to see more offerings.

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    I finally found a wine glass size I can handle!
    I finally found a wine glass size I can handle!
    The only thing I tasted that I liked, including the wines was this dry croissant about the size of a half dollar. Two tickets.
    The only thing I tasted that I liked, including the wines was this dry croissant about the size of a half dollar. Two tickets.
    Another wine glass that's just my size

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