I was ecstatic to find a piece of Salem in Allentown, Pennsylvania. Gallows Hill Spirits is an…read moreexcellent distillery. I've had it bookmarked for a while, so I'm glad that we got to visit. It's warm and inviting. It's also aptly named because anyone who grew up in Salem knows that Gallows Hill was the place to go drink. Behind the bar is a replica of Salem's Witch House and there is a replica of the sign by the door, which really provides that Salem feel. The decor provides an overview of the Salem Witch Trials, including naming those who were murdered, which is important. We ordered two drinks, both of which were excellent. Next time we return, we'd like to taste some of the spirits individually. We met with Robert, the proprietor, for a tour, and he provided a high-level yet comprehensive overview of the trials. He started this distillery because he is descended from one of the executed and during the tour, he shares his familial connection and how he discovered it. Robert is very friendly and welcoming. It's wicked cool to find some of Salem outside of New England, especially in my partner's home area, and especially a place that takes our history seriously and shares the truthful version. The delicious drinks are a fun bonus. You absolutely must visit this distillery when in/near the Lehigh Valley.

I went here with my friends yesterday for karaoke & drinks. We had a lot of fun! The drinks were…read moregreat and the staff were friendly! We had a blast at karaoke

Stopped in while I was in Allentown and bought a few bottles of Pennsylvania whiskies and spirits…read more Was at the tail end of my tour so I perused the ample selection of bottles for purchase. Every one recommended to me was excellent. Definitely coming back here again. Well worth revisiting.

After grabbing a bear at Hijinx, we stopped in to look around. We sampled several of their liquors…read morewhich were good. To buy them by the bottle is a little expensive, at least as much as a premium brand liquor. The bartender, who's their sales manager, was great. Friendly, informative and a lot of fun. We purchased a few of his custom cocktails and ended up staying here for a couple of hours. Definitely worth coming in for a sample and a cocktail. Highly recommend it.

I went to the location in Quakertown. At the Trolley Barn. Super cool venue, lots of food options…read more I got a flight and then went back for a glass of my favorite wine from Wardog.. All the wines I tried were good, the service was great, and I would recommend trying their Quakertown location if you haven't. I'll have to try their Bethlehem location sometime!

From the owner: Family owned and operated Distillery located in Bethlehem, PA. All of our spirits are handcrafted,…read moresmall batch and we are proud to combine traditional methods with newfangled technology.

We had a very nice, if odd, experience at this lovely little distillery…read more The place looks closed, and once you get in, it's just a tiny bar with a couple of stools. But the owners are incredibly polite and personable. A tasting of 10 of their offerings was $22, and well worth it. Some of the drinks were hits (peanut butter whiskey), some were misses (garlic vodka) but those are probably personal preferences. Most were at least very good. We left with a bottle of pb whiskey we can't wait to share with friends.

Their peanut butter whiskey is way overpriced. For some reason they had a sale on it, but it only…read moreapplies for out-of-state purchases. My opinion its definitely not worth $50 a bottle.

Fantastic place. Amazing staff. Shares space with Weyerbacher (used to be Funk) and has trivia…read morenight. They have unique cocktails. Some of their spirits are unique. They made their own bourbon that was really good but unfortunately they didn't have any bottles for sale - just for their drinks.

This place is pretty nice. The staff is friendly. The spirits are absolutely wonderful. They make a…read moregreat old-fashioned. They also have a nice sitting area. The lighting is very nice. And they have food trucks outside. I think the owners are female, but I can't be certain. It's a great place to play board games and have a first date. It's one of the hidden gems of Emmaus. k.David

Excited to see this stand at the Allentown farmer's market and the flavor I picked to sample was…read moredown to the last few drops. I noted to my wife- that it must be good if it's down to the bottom. The gentleman working said no he has many more bottles and pulled one out stating he proved my theory wrong. Uh weird flex but okay. I replied with a smile "hey I was helping you by stating it gets a lot of sampling". His response: "I don't need your help, I do well- I make 1000's part time". Alrighty then- so we carried on about our way. Shame- I was excited to buy some but odd condescending vibe was off-putting. Still not sure what was up- maybe I reminded him of someone he disliked?

These pickles are amazing. I have to admit this takes drinking the pickle juice to a whole new…read morelevel! Kyle was a great salesman and very friendly and knowledgeable! If you need a unique gift they have a million flavors to choose and boozy cherries, too! Try the mojito flavor as well! Very good products!

I LOVED this place. The decor and vibe was brilliant, the staff was accommodating and attentive…read more The bar staff made amazing drinks!! This is a distillery and restaurant. I was amazed at the quality of the product. HIGHLY RECOMMEND

Love love love Can't say enough good things…read more Fantastic food, unique drinks and wonderful service. Thank you!

Christmas City Spirits is a bottle shop in the Sun City Inn, selling their spirits offerings, along…read morewith bitters, and other items. The staff wasn't friendly. We were treated like an inconvenience. And even though there were bottles out for small samples, we weren't offered any. I understand that we had to go upstairs to the separate tavern for a tasting, but why have open sample bottles with a tip jar if you aren't going to sample them. Anyway, if you want to buy from this distillery (which I did taste upstairs in the tavern), I'd try to buy elsewhere. I'm going to look for them at a liquor store, instead of this poorly-staffed bottle shop.