Great selection and very friendly service. The owner took time to explain the origins of the…read moreWhiskey and recommend samples.

Family owned, and a really awesome family at that. They're passionate and knowledgeable, and…read morewilling to share what they do and how they do it with anyone who stops by their sweet little shop in Vancouver. Grain to glass is what they pride themselves on, and the products they produce are really fantastic. Stop by and have some samples, ask for a tour of the place, and take a bottle for the road. Might I suggest a glen cairn or flask as well. My personal favorites are the bourbons (both Cask Strength and Private Reserve are great), apple shine, and the unfiltered vodka! Cheers!

We have visited this veteran-owned distillery several times and have never been disappointed. From…read morethe gracious hosts to the unique spirits, it's quite the experience. A small speakeasy-style tasting room is the backdrop to traditional and smoky bourbons, moonshine, and cordials. (The rumor is they'll be coming out with a gin in the near future!) My personal favorites are the chocolate cordial and the new blueberry cinnamon cordial. My daughter loves the apple pie brandy, cinnamon whiskey, and honey pear cordial. My husband prefers the Viking Lightning (a honey-infused moonshine) and the Whiskey Road bourbon aged in charred white oak. There's something for everyone here! Bonus: They are dog-friendly!

Are they even in business anymore? Can't get a return email. Nothing. Can anyone help?read more

This place was very neat. We stumbled upon it after lunch while visiting. We thought why not! The…read morebarrels made a fun table and experience. The gentleman that owns the place is very knowledgeable and friendly. It was $5 to try 3 but I think we tried 4-5 each. We figured we spent $10 already and for $15 more we got a bottle of one of our favorite ameratto's. We also let with peppermint snchapps. He has just about everything you could want or to make everyone's taste! It was awesome listening to him speak about his liquor he is clearly passionate.

Very friendly staff. Smooth spirits. Freaking adorable distillery dog (Fin.) A must stop while…read morepassing through. Don't skip the mango schnapps.

Bonnie helped us out today and she's was FAN TAST TIC! She not only made us super deliciosos drinks…read morebut she was full of great Portland insights and great conversation!! We loved everything about her and this place! I ordered the hot cider and when I tell you " Keep em Comin" was the vibe! So delicious! Best hot apple cider I have ever had! You can tell all the ingredients are premium!

Mark Twain said that too much of anything is bad for you, but too much of whiskey is just barely…read moreenoughx Mr. Twain would love this tasting room. The shelves are full of whiskey, brandy, gin, lots of other spirits. I'm a rye guy and tasted the rye whiskey, (light spicy) which I thought were extremely good. Tried the gin made from organic juniper berries - smelled like hiking in a juniper forest, which I remember hiking an old growth juniper forest near Bend, Oregon. Very friendly service. Convivial space right into distillery for a meet up with friends. Bottoms up spirit lovers! liquor is quicker for a good time with your friends! New deal is the right deal to throw down some shots.

We saw some signs. We followed them... down some dirt roads…read more And ended up at Killdeer. The bartender, owner and distiller was awesome. Shared stories behind each gin, whiskey, absinthe and liqueur. We ended up grabbing a few bottles and I'd love to be back. Gave us free stickers (it's $1 for 1 and $2 for 2). And I'm pretty sure he waived our tasting. Great spot. Great guy. We'll definitely be back!

Called this am to get some bottles for family. The owner was kind enough to pop in to open early…read morefor us. We plugged the place into the maps and it took us straight there. There are also some signs along the way and a large sign in the driveway. Parking was easy and the place was well paved for ADA. The tasting room is small but perfect for a few groups and comfy seating. The outdoor area looks nice for picnics, dogs, tasting liquors etc. We purchased the corn whiskey and espresso liqueur. The corn whiskey was smooth and liqeur was subtle in sweetness (which is preferable). The owner was very nice and knew anything you wanted to know about their product. I would purchase from here again and take friends or family.

The Hood River Distillers Tasting Room was just plain fun. I rarely ever order cocktails in most…read moresituations , but the ability to order mini-cocktails in such a cool, friendly atmosphere was awesome. I didn't get a chance to return here during my time in Hood River but I'd really wanted to!

Fantastically knowledgeable. Wonderful setting. Fantastic beverages. They just need to expand their…read moreNA offerings.

Adrift Distillers is adjacent to the Adrift Hotel and Pickled Fish. It is also conveniently…read moresituated across the street from WorldMark Long Beach where we are staying. WorldMark guests are treated to a complimentary tasting, so The Homie and I decided to check this out on 6/18/25. The counter person there was extremely welcoming and knowlegeable. He replied to my inquiry that they have been in business since 2018. He gave us the rundown of all the featured spirits: vodkas, rums, whiskeys, and liqueurs. The Homie selected 3 whiskeys & 3 liqueurs to sample. I selected all five whiskeys and the coffee liqueur. While we sat outside for our tasting, we also saw a deer and osprey. I ended up buying a 375 mL bottle of the Rhubarb Elderberry liqueur to take home. The Homie and a friend also visited today (3/20/25) and purchased some gin for a family member. Approachable and no upsell pressure experienced, one can make a fairly educated choice and purchase.

When in Long Beach, be sure to stop by this small batch distillery. Tastings are $1 or…read morecomplimentary when you buy. We love supporting small businesses and with that in mind set out to find our favorites among the vodka, gin, whiskey, amaro and liqueurs. We ended up buying the love warrior gin, wheat whiskey, bourbon, coffee and cranberry liqueur. Twist our arm why dontcha! Theo was friendly, knowledgeable and gave us recommendations based on what we preferred. He also gave a little backstage tour which gave us more insight into the company and process, and told us about local events, things to do and when the new bottles come out so we could plan future trips. The tasting room is small, just a few stools and one table inside but on a sunny day there are picnic tables outside.