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    The Sazerac House

    4.8 (534 reviews)
    Open 11:00 am - 6:00 pm
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    Terrance P.

    A guided interactive history tour of the official drink of New Orleans. Three levels, three samples of liquor that will make your day and night.

    Cindy W.

    Don't miss out on a free tour (w/ tastings) when in NOLA. The museum is interactive and you will Learn a lot of interesting facts by sampling three different drinks. We booked online ahead of time but it wasn't necessary unless you are going there during the peak travel season. Reasonably priced souvenirs too!

    Marquese C.

    Dope historic venue offering tasting/samples throughout the tour. My group had a blast and we really enjoyed everything this place offered. Street parking is the only thing available.

    Alexis H.

    Each time I visit New Orleans, a visit to The Sazerac House is a must do! This time around, we decided to partake in one of the whiskey tastings and were blown away! Our instructor was extremely knowledgable, engaging, and made the tasting a core memory. I would highly recommend to anyone whether you're a novice or connoisseur. Can't wait to return during our next trip!

    Melissa P.

    We've done many free tours here when people come in town that are always good. We came last weekend for a candlelight concert and they did a great job with the set up! They had a bar available in the beginning. The chairs and AC was comfortable and we had a great time!

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    Dan S.

    This is a must see in New Orleans!! It's free and you get 3 free samples. The museum is absolutely gorgeous Plan on spending 1 hour or less. The drinks were great, plus you can try new types that have yet to be released. They offer classes for $35 to $45. Reserve in advance!

    YaoEun L.

    Don't know how difficult it is to book a free self guided tour. So unsure if this was an uncommon situation. We were able to book, on a weekday, during our lunch for right after our meal. Checking in was super easy and they give directions on how to start the tour. While walking through the building, you get to learn the history through reading, videos, and some interactive screens. It was pretty interesting. During the tour, you get 3 samples which was nice. The building is absolutely gorgeous especially the display of bottles by the stairwell.

    Tamara R.

    How can you go wrong? It's free and the samples are plentiful and fab! Great info and a beautiful space. Lots of great gifts and ideas. Just go

    Amy M.

    Sazerac House was a really well-done experience and definitely worth the stop. The three-level, self-guided tour made it easy to explore at your own pace, and each floor featured a specialty drink sample, which was a fun touch. The displays were beautiful, informative, and everything was extremely clean and well maintained. One tip--don't forget your ID, or you'll be sipping lemonade instead of the cocktails! The gift shop was also a pleasant surprise with pretty reasonable prices. Overall, a polished, enjoyable experience that I'd recommend to anyone visiting New Orleans.

    Sherry T.

    This is a free self-guided tour that you should not miss if you're in the area. You get 3 free samples of sazerac-type cocktails (or lemonade, if under 21...which is actually quite delicious) and a peak into the distillery and additional time with the distillers if you want. There were audio-visual exhibits, short films, and even an interactive bar moment with 4 different "bartenders." So so fun!! Def worth doing. Takes about 1 hour of your time and it's two floors of fun and informative exhibits. Don't miss it!

    Tammra S.

    Clean and well maintained. Self guided tour through the history of the famous cocktails and alcohol in New Orleans with samples along the way. One of my favorite stops as it was clean, and nice atmosphere.

    Sharon N.

    What else is there to say? FREE TOUR WITH FREE ALCOHOL TASTINGS?!?! We were passing by our first morning in NOLA , there was already a line for when it opens. We decided- WHY NOT?!? Under 21 gets lemonade at each tasting station. Education and beautiful inside. Highly recommend this free tour!

    On display on the tour only, unfortunately, these weren't for sale.
    Troy S.

    I've been here before just to buy bourbon, but this time I took the tour. You get three small samples of cocktails all which were delicious. It's a self guided tour with some multimedia presentations. Some nice historical artifacts as well. It's a three-story tour, but there's an elevator to take you to the top. The tour is free, you can get tickets online. You can buy mini glencairn tasting glasses for five dollars apiece. There's stairs to get down if you like. There's a small working distillery on the premise. Have a nice selection of bourbon and things to buy.

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    Are Service Dogs Welcome?

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    Do you have to make a reservation for the tour and free tasting?

    yes you do

    Are kids allowed on the tour or is this considered at bar?

    Yes kids are allowed! They have non alcoholic lemonade for guests too!

    I've been looking to get a reservation for the complimentary tour for Feb 18 but it seems the date is sold out. Does the place take walk-ins or is that a no-no?

    Yes, walk ins are fine

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