What a great place! We were there a Thursday night. Felt like a modern day "Cheers". Had no…read moreexpectations. The website was more appealing than the other 2 choices. Boy what a good decision. Not a big cocktail person but the choices made me reconsider... but I stuck to trying a flight of spirits. My go to is bourbon. Wow! Very pleased. They have small pours of not only whiskey but 8 other spirits . Over 60 choices. Most $2 to $3 some a bit more some less. My 8 choices came to $14! I can't get a drink in my area for that price! This to me is the perfect situation. I can try other spirits I have not given a chance without spending a ton! I have never been to a place like this. Unfortunately I am almost 3 hrs away. Nels was awesome to chat with and he and Ben made the visit fun. In speaking with Nels, he can modify any of the drinks to interest and is very creative if you are adventurous. The other customers there were fun to talk to and the guitarist was awesome. Please try it out! Love this place.

Place only opens on Friday and Saturday if you want to come in and try their drinks. Interior is…read morechill great place to winddown and talk with people. The music isn't that loud. Restrooms available. Limoncello: On the sweet side with a bit heaviness of alcohol aftertaste. 3rd Gear Old Fashioned: Sweeter old fashion with hint of whisky. This is a great drink if you like whiskies. Sour Cherry: tastes similar to plum liquor. My favorite of the night! If you have tried Korean plum wine then you'll like this drink. Apple-Peach Liqueur: Has more of an peach scent than apple. Little bit less sweet compared to sour cherry.

Did the tour and Madi was our tour guide. What a fun experience. She made the tour lively and fun…read more And tolerated my stupid dad jokes. We had a special cocktail before. I had the barrel aged Joe Z old fashion. What an awesome drink. You have to go and ask what makes it "different ". No spoiler from me. The prices were fair and the atmosphere was very inviting. I wish I lived closer to frequent it more. Will be back.

I've been wanting to visit J Henry and do the tour for many many years. Finally found a weekend to…read moredo that as well as Wollersheim Winery. J Henry was by far our favorite tour. You could tell the passion and family like atmosphere at J Henry. Our tour guide was Elista. The history and background was so interesting, it gave us a tremendous appreciation for their craft. The tasting at the end was so much fun, again, we learned so much about their brand. We then headed to the bar to continue. Next time we will take more time to try the bistro. We became fans of their bourbon and we will be back.

This is a neighborhood liquor store. They don't serve food and there is no ambience. play pretty…read moregood music good enough to get your head bobbing toes tapping while you're walking around looking for what you want. Service is really good. The guys that are there the owners they're always happy chirpy welcome you with a big smile and hello and usually the employees that are there funny nice people your neighborhood liquor store and bait shop if you Fish I go there a lot so they know who I am if you go there a lot they remember you they have a very wide variety. Great assortment of everything.

Great selection of craft beers at reasonable prices. Lots of single cans for sale so you can try…read moreone before spending $25-30 on a four pack. They carry Hubbards Cave which I love and don't jack up the prices as much as some other places. They have almost every other liquor you want. And bait too. Staff is friendly and knowledgeable.

A new gem! Tucked away between Willy Street and W Wash. This cozy distillery really takes the cake…read morefor yummy, sweet drinks, and cozy and rustic ambience. We got a Honey-cap and a Gringo. The honey cap is so so scrumptious. So sweet and downable they don't lie. The Gringo is really just alcoholic horchata, equally as downable. Old Sugar Distillery's prices really make it stand out 7/8 dollars for a great unique drink? Where else can ya get that?

The craft cocktails in Madison are so fun and unique, unlike I've ever tried before! This was one…read moreof the best bars for such cocktails and every one was delicious. This is my local friend's favorite spot, and I can see why! Incredibly friendly bartenders and ample space for large groups of people made for a fantastic night!

I've spoken with Chad, the manager, a few times now in regards to my previous issues with my…read morereservations not being there and surly employees being rude. He's the best, really solved my problem. I highly recommend working with him directly if you're looking for anything special. The other employees are mostly college students who are less than professional/engaged. Still the best keg prices in town.

Costumer service is terrible. I understand it's a liquor store, but it's still a store where a…read moreproduct is provided. Very disappointing.

This place has been on my list to try out for the longest time and I had the opportunity for a…read morecelebration with a friend and decided to come here. We came on a Sunday evening at 6 pm and saw that they had deals for almost every day of the week. It was relatively quiet with only a couple of other people at the distillery. On Sundays we found out all stirred cocktails are $7 and their American single malt cocktails are $10 and their menu changes for spring/summer and then once again for fall/winter. I ordered the Nighthawk, which is a stirred rum drink with coffee liquor, vermouth, turkey rhubarb root, and pumpkin spice bitters. It was a pretty strong drink that was well balanced and not very sweet. My second drink was the 20ish Century which was a gin and vodka drink with lemon, cocci rosa, berry meritage tea, and chocolate bitters. It reminded me of the zebra gum and was super interesting with the notes of berry tea and chocolate flavors. Very tasty. They also had two frozen cocktails that looked delicious! The place was super cute and I'd love to come back for their Thursday trivia night! If you're looking for a date night spot, this would be a cute place--they also have a couple of board games and Jenga available if you're interested.

Madison's first grain-to-glass distillery,they offer familiar cocktails using a little of their own…read moreimagination. The indoor seating area is small but there is a small outdoor area as well. Does get crowded on the weekends! They offer spirits for purchase such as their Coffee Liqueur,Single Malt Whiskey,Gin,Rum,Vodka,Dry Gin,Barreled Gin,Aquavit and Aperitivo. Prices range from $29-70.00. Smaller bottles are cheaper. For a good cocktail with a little bit of Wisconsin flavors,this is a must stop when in Madison.

If you want a towney bar with a dash of bad food, topped off with a near-guaranteed fight on any…read moreFriday or Saturday night, you have found the right place. I used to live in town and had fond memories of this place when it was Hoops. The food was good, the night life was awesome, the bartenders were amazing, and the place just rocked!! Then I left for a while, and came back to it being the Firehouse. At first, I didn't see much of a difference from when it was Hoops, then over the years things started to change and now it's just awful. The outdoor patio is nice but basically useless for 6 months out of the year. The inside of the place is run down and shady, and the drinks are cheap; perhaps too cheap. Every night the folks in here are trashed. Then the young crowd comes in and drinks way too much and causes nothing but fights and drama. The food is just so-so. Greasy bar fare, and nothing that cant be deep fried or done on a flat-top. Unless you want a Tombstone pizza tossed in (which you could just do at home). Not sure what happened to the Karaoke gig they had a while back, but that is long gone and the new music is just bad. Sounds like crap and the DJ doesn't know his ass from a hole in the ground. If you are a guy, be ready for dumb people yelling at you trying to pick a fight for no reason. And if you are a lady, be ready to be grabbed and prodded and harassed by drunk idiots. If you are a rude ass or a slut that loves strangers grabbing your parts, then this place is for you all day any day! Not sure how the locals put up with such a place being in their town. But unless things change, you can be sure we won't be going back there again.

I'm not going to lie. We felt awkward as F here at first. We actually almost left full drinks and…read morewalked out. We decided to stick it out and at least finish one round here. We ended up agreeing that people weren't unfriendly, they were just shocked to see new faces I guess. When we walked in the door everyone literally stopped what they were doing and stared at us. We took our drinks to the patio since it was a nice day. The patio is surprisingly nice. I'm sure if can get rowdy late at night here but early in the day/night it was a nice crowd. The regulars opened up and we almost considered sticking around for a few more. Next time.

I had a very good experience here. I am only in town for a few days, and I am always looking for…read moresomething new to try. The clerk appeared to be very knowledgeable and assisted me in choosing something I was unfamiliar with. He also did not try to sell me something outside of my price range. I did splurge on a bottle of Wisconsin Bourbon (Driftless Glen) that I will save until I return home.

Avoid this place like the plague. The selection is alright, but they are the type of sleazy place…read morethat price-gauges to the max with every bottle they get, when you can purchase the same bottle at Woodman's, Costco, Rileys and everywhere else for much less. Their hours are sporadic and nonsensical. Too many good liquor stores in town to resort to this place.