Found this place randomly for Maine Maple Sunday and glad we did! The place cooks up their own…read moresyrup and makes Maple Whiskey! They're open every Saturday and have an assortment of maple items and offer a good 10+ different options for mixed drinks. Their Blueberry Lemonade mixed drink was amazing. To top it off, they offer a few basic bites to eat from their kitchen (though - it's best to just count this place in as a snack spot with drinks than a full blown meal). Great atmosphere overall.. And you might just run into the Maine Cabin Masters. We did!

Having driven by Split Rock Distilling a number of times we finally pulled in to check it out…read more Great signage so easy to spot and good amount of parking. Also a beautifully designed spot inside the red barn. They offer tastings of their vast variety of spirit offerings which was great. My wife and I sampled their blueberry vodka since she loves blueberries and I sampled their barrel rested gin. That was fantastic as well and had enough unique notes to make it stand out from your typical gin. The worker was super friendly and explained everything and was ready to answer any questions we had. Besides the spirit samples we could also try any of their syrups too. They had a huge selection of those too. Enjoyed the blueberry vodka enough to grab a bottle to enjoy in cocktail form. Which does bring me to my only suggestion, I do wish they had a cocktail bar (I suspect it would be a more intense license for them). The samples were good but I do think being able to try them in a cocktail would be preferred. Still highly recommend visiting!

Awesome tasting spot. I thought the bourbons were excellent and the blueberry vodka was definitely…read morea Maine treat. Don't skip out on the horseradish vodka. Definitely something everyone needs to try. The homemade syrups are also fantastic. We bought the blackberry and maple and they have been great to use as mixers in both cocktails, homemade sodas, and coffee. The owner really knew his stuff and gave a great experience talking through all of the profiles.

Top notch service and selections. I had a tasting earlier and all of their alcohol is on-point. I…read morepersonally usually like sweeter tasting things more, and the seasonal Maple drink I just happened to stumble on it in my travels and ended up getting that! Bathroom floor has leaves decoration on it. I meant to get a picture of this, but I forgot to, and it was too embarrassing to go back to get the pic later on because I was the only customer in the building at the time and I would've felt too weird asking to use the facilities so soon (unnecessarily) or to ask if I could take a picture of leaves decoration on a floor. The entire building has a rustic farm house look inside, but everything is clean and comfortable and not "rustic" or "rural country" in a dirty sorta way.

Great customer service and not just wine to taste. While not a big gin fan, I did get a bottle…read morebecause it was great. Would love to be able to bring a bottle of everything back. Worth the drive off Rt 1. to check it out.

A quirky cool storefront with a horseshoe-shaped bar and an eclectic cocktail menu, comprised…read moremainly of the locally made spirits offered for sale: gin; aquavit; absinthe; coffee liqueur; and black walnut liqueur. Our party of four sampled a variety of the cocktails -- the Foggy Whistler, the Espresso Martini, and the Snorri. I loved the foggy whistler, made with gin, pineapple, mezcal, peach schnapps, and lime. The espresso martini was also a crowd favorite, made with coffee liqueur, janara, and gin. Support your local distillers and head over to Luce Spirits for a unique experience you'll only find in Rockland.

Very cute, chill, relaxing nano distillery with cocktails, board games, great vibes and awesome…read morebar tenders. Definitely worth dropping in if you're in Rockland! Grab a drink after (or before) hitting the art galleries, shops, and ferry out to the islands. Try the Aquavit for something a little different.

We first saw this distillery featured at a brew fest - liked their booze and in talking with them…read morewe realized they are also a Harvest Host location. We had to cut short a trip to NH so decided to head here! Very nice staff took us through the free tasting, and helped us order pizza and some merch. Place is a bit cold and sterile, but frankly that could be because it is well after 2 on a Sunday! Pizza was good, drinks were as well - so we are likely to return.

Mossy Ledge Spirits in Etna, Maine, is a charming craft distillery that offers a nice outdoor…read moreseating area filled with cozy seating. The tasting room is welcoming and the staff are notably attentive, adding to the overall pleasant experience. My family and I enjoyed several cocktails, while playing cards. If you're hungry, they provide pizza, however today they had Deb's on Wheels food truck which had an array of fried foods like French fries, burgers or in our case unbelievably good chocolate chip cookies. Overall, Mossy Ledge Spirits is really a must place to visit if you are in the area!

Visited on a rainy Sunday and it was so warm and cozy inside Harshore Distilling Company. After…read morespeaking with the friendly and knowledgable bar tender, I ordered a Berry Days cocktail with Hardshore, gin berries, Campari, Bergama, and soda water. Besides being so pretty and beautifully served with dried fruit and a strawberry garnish, it was absolutely delicious, and was a great portion size for the price. Such a comfortable inside space with big bar with padded seating, as well as several other comfortable seating options such as a couch and some beautiful wooden benches and tables. Outdoor seating area is nice as well with Adirondack chairs covered picnic tables as well. Excellent service, very friendly, glad we came here!

Great jazz band tonight good brews and cocktails here for everyone! Great location and live music…read moreoutside seating!

Just to be clear, we did not go on a long drinking weekend in Maine!…read more We did go to Cold River Vodka for a tasting though. Wow! First off, their blueberry vodka (made with Maine Blueberries) may be the best Vodka I've ever had. Their gin, also amazing. Their aged vodka tastes like scotch! The place is fun, the crew is fun! I also learned the origin of English folk drinking Gin and Tonic (it was to help with Malaria)! It is illegal to ship alcohol in the US, so you have to carry it home in your suitcase. I am happy to say all three bottles made it home safely!!!

On our way up Maine this weekend, we decided to visit this vodka distillery we'd passed by on many…read morepast occasions. I'm so glad we stopped in. Vodka and gin are made and bottled right on site here using local Maine potatoes in the process. The entire business and production area is housed in a lovely old building with the distillery operation located on the main level. One flight up finds you in the tasting and salesroom. There was a tour already in progress when we arrived so we went right up to the tasting room where we had the place to ourselves along with the lovely staff person. She poured us tastes of their two signature vodkas: the regular and the blueberry flavored. Along with potatoes, blueberries are another signature Maine crop. Both vodkas were delicious. Normally, I don't think vodka tastes like much of anything and it's more about how smoothly it goes down. The plain vodka had a smooth and subtle flavor to it; very clean, crisp and easy to drink. While I am not very knowledgeable about flavored vodkas what I can tell you is that the blueberry had a lovely natural aroma of fresh blueberries with a hint of their flavor that was not overwhelming. It was subtle and agreeable. We purchased a bottle of the plain vodka; they were out of the blueberry. I turned down a taste of the gin since I don't care for it. I will use the bottle we bought simply to sip or in martinis. It's too good on its own to dilute with anything else and I think should be enjoyed as simply as possible. The tasting room also sells an array t-shirts and baseball hats and other souvenirs emblazoned with the name of the product: Cold River Vodka. On our way out, the tour that had been in progress was over. The tour guide greeted us warmly and offered us our own private tour which was very kind. Seeing all the gleaming equipment along with the huge 1,000 pound sacks of potatoes was quite something. This is a small but impressive operation. What we found here was delicious locally crafted vodka using all local ingredients, especially those Maine potatoes. We're happy we discovered Cold River.

Do not buy their alcohol! we had got sick as they put some chemicals in the bottle due to a defect…read moreat their facilities. We ended up with poison and the worse thing about it is this company does not have a way to contact them. They have no customer service when they try to kill you they take no responsibilities for their products. Avoid at all costs and boycott.

Excellent distillery. I spoke to Tim, one of the owners, and he shared the stories of each spirit…read more Great experience. Recommended stop while jumping through the breweries in the area. got a chance to taste all their spirits and each one was delicious and had a unique flavor profile. Really tasty suasion, gin, and rum.

15 mins away form Portland. Definitely, worth visiting. Tour and tasting was $5. Staff as very…read moreknowledgeable and Friendly. The product tasted wonderful. I recommend the tour

Great bartender who took the time to talk to us about the different drinks, the establishment, and…read moremore. There are cocktail flights available, and we added on an additional cocktail for an additional $4. Friendly service, nice space, you can even get a growler of a cocktail to take home as the cocktails are pre-mixed. Cozy and comfortable atmosphere - it felt genuine here. There's some swag to purchase as well as a refrigerator with canned cocktails and bottles of spirits for sale. Nice bar and seating area - I'd definitely go back.

I can't say enough wonderful things about Three of Strong. We've been several times, and there's…read morejust a warmth and coziness to it that I haven't found in many of the surrounding breweries/distilleries. The interior is spacious and chic, everyone greets you with a smile, and the service is just so kind. The cocktails are also delicious and reasonably priced: highly recommend doing the cocktail flight ($11 for three pours) so you can try a variety! We usually order their popcorn as well: $5 for a bowl with unlimited refills. Great cocktails + great popcorn + any of the boardgames that they have on hand = a perfect rainy-day afternoon. I also have to give a special shout-out to the staff at Three of Strong for allowing me to host part of my 30th birthday at the distillery when a previously planned picnic got rained out. I cannot emphasize enough how welcoming and helpful everyone was, setting tables up last minute to seat our large group, getting us paper plates, a knife, and a lighter when I was woefully unprepared for the cake-cutting, and slinging great drinks all afternoon to keep everyone entertained. We've since moved out of Portland, but Three of Strong remains one of our favorite go-to's during our time there. I'd give them 10 stars if they could, and you can be sure we'll be visiting next time we're back in town!