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Hungry Run Distillery

4.0 (3 reviews)
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Hazard's Distillery

Hazard's Distillery

4.7(3 reviews)
39.1 mi
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Only a mile from the Port Royal exit off Rt 322 the new Hazard's Distillery is a must stop if…read moretraveling between Harrisburg and State College! This locally owned and operated distillery rivals the products made by the large producers. We recently stopped by and sampled their moonshines and whiskeys and were very pleased with the quality of their product. Hazard's make four flavors of 40 proof moonshine: peach, root beer, apple pie, and blackberry. All these had a nice balance between flavor, consistency, and alcohol levels. Hazard's moonshines are not syrupy sweet like some and go down very easy. We enjoyed all the flavors, with the peach and blackberry being our top two favorites. The whiskeys produced are sea-salt caramel, standard corn whiskey, and Blowtorch. The sea-salt caramel was a hit and we left with a bottle of it also. The standard corn whiskey appears to be popular, but not really an alcohol I drink. The Blowtorch brought on a sense of nostalgia, because it reminds me of the fireballs and red hot candy that I enjoyed as a kid. The tasting room is nicely decorated and staffed with members of the Hazard Family, who were very friendly, and contributed to the enjoyable time we had during our visit. Overall, we were very pleased with the quality and flavor of the moonshines and whiskeys and plan to make this our go to stop. Take the short drive from the highway and you will not be disappointed!

Great tasting products. They offer deals on shipping which nowadays is a bonus. Shipping speed is…read moreamazing I ordered on a Tuesday and was sippin this great tasting moonshine on Saturday. I will be visiting their Distillery in the very near future. Thank you all for making my first experience with delivered spirits a fantastic one. Looking forward to more in the future.

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Barrel 21 Distillery And Dining

Barrel 21 Distillery And Dining

3.6(184 reviews)
54.7 mi
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Just had dinner here after getting our daughter settled for Penn State - what an awesome place!…read more Got a table no problem (reservations on their website) and had an excellent server (Alexus). We started with a flight of whisky's for me, a cab sav for my wife and a cocktail for my daughter. All good! We had some maple bacon Brussels to kick things off and they were legit! I got the coconut curry salmon - DANG. So good! Crispy skin, perfect rice and the snow peas! My wife got the Delmonico (I had to help her, oh darn!) and it was perfectly cooked and very nicely seasoned. Daughter got the short rib and oxtail over noodles and they were perfect. Everything was exactly prepared and delicious! After dinner we went to their distillery tasting room and tried a few more of their distilled offerings, bought several bottles but the star of the show was the Limoncello! This was not your Italian, tastes like Pine-Sol limoncello - this was perfectly balanced and exceptional! Definitely put this place on your list if you're in the State College area. We are!

My family and I have eaten brunch at Barrel 21 three times over the past five months, and until…read moretoday, we had considered adding it to our regular brunch rotation. Unfortunately, after today's experience, we will not be returning. My wife, my mother, and I enjoy going out for brunch together, and we bring our two young children, ages 20 months and 6 years. Both of our children have severe egg allergies, which significantly limits what they can safely eat at most brunch buffets. One of the reasons we continued returning to Barrel 21 was that, on our previous visits, we had never been charged for our children, who eat very little due to their dietary restrictions. That changed today, without any warning or explanation beforehand. We were charged $34 for our two young children, despite the fact that they barely ate anything. Keep in mind, this brunch already costs $34 per adult and $17 per child. With three adults, our bill was already over $100 before adding charges for two children who consumed next to nothing. When I brought this up to our waitress, the manager explained that children only eat for free if they pick food directly off their parents' plates rather than having food placed on their own plates. Seriously? Whether my 20-month-old eats a few bites from my plate or has those same few bites placed on a separate plate determines whether I'm charged $17? To their credit, they did remove one of the two children's charges after I raised the issue. However, that does not change how disappointing and frankly misleading this experience felt. If this was their policy, why was it never communicated to us, and why were we never charged during our previous visits? Had we known ahead of time, we would have easily accommodated the policy. Instead, we were surprised with additional charges at the end of our meal. And to be perfectly candid, the food itself is not worth $34 per adult. We were willing to overlook the mediocre value because this had been a convenient, family-friendly brunch option where our children's limited dietary needs were not an additional financial burden. This isn't about being unable or unwilling to pay $34. It's about consistency, transparency, and treating returning customers fairly. It's disappointing that a restaurant we had visited repeatedly over the past several months managed to lose our business over something so easily preventable. What felt like a family-friendly brunch spot now feels like an overpriced experience with poorly communicated policies. We will not be returning, and I would caution other families with young children to clarify exactly what they will be charged before sitting down.

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