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    Jessica L.

    We had a great experience here. We were there to purchase a bottle of the Wasatch Blossom since it's the closest thing to a particular raspberry liquor that my husband loves. The front of the distillery looked very nice and welcoming (just watch out for the crazy amounts of grasshoppers ). When we walked in, we saw all sorts of items for sale like shirts, chocolate, drinking glasses, honey, mixers, etc. When the lady at the front was done with another customer, she asked if she could help us. We told her what we were looking for and she asked if we wanted to sample it for $1. I thought it was really neat that we could sample it before making a purchase! My husband took one sip and was hooked. We walked out of there with two bottles of liquor, two chocolate bars, and a promo code for 50% off a tasting tour (which we really want to do). We'll be back!

    Rod S.

    I was experiencing a need to get away from the neighborhood, and see somewhere pretty. Plus, you can never go wrong visiting one of Utah's many fine distilleries. We lucked out and arrived 20 minutes before a very small tour group was going to start. Every distillery I've been to in Utah has a very different personality. None have been bad, but some really jump out as something special. I had purchased the Oomaw Gin a few months ago. I'm always on the lookout for the special Gin that can become our "house" gin. It's always ended up being a hard to get Gin not available in Utah. That's changed. The Oomaw is fantastic. It's world class. The tour showed why that's the case. I've been to many distilleries with passionate owners, but Chris was able to explain why Gin is so much harder to make than the masses of Rums and Whiskies in the area. I'm a convert. Making the effort to visit is worth the trip. You will find a wonderful tour, and world class spirits in a beautiful location. Thank you Chris and Ashley for spending so much time with my incessant questions and discussion.

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    Stephanie B.

    Eden is my second home. I spent a ton of my youth in this amazing (and fairly unknown) town, and so I was thoroughly surprised when I found out my quaint little Eden was home to a new distillery - and not just any distillery. This is a distillery that makes the fun kinds of alcohol - gin, and tequila (Agave Spirits). After all, no one has ever said they got up and danced on tables after just a beer or two. Though open for a little while now, the official grand opening for New World was this past weekend. As coincidence had it, I had already planned a trip to Eden, so stopping at the opening worked out perfectly. The building is off the main highway that runs through Eden, an easy walk from the Valley Market (or almost any place in Eden that's not high Wolf Creek). You'd never know this location was there until you stumble upon it. When you enter the warehouse/building, you will immediately be in the gift shop slash place where you purchase tastings. For us, the tastings were done in time increments (possibly just to keep the crowds down for the opening). $2 per 1/2oz taste for either Gin or Tequila. I, of course, had to try both. The tasting was done a little further into the warehouse. The man running it was obviously very knowledgeable in the processing of the alcohols, as well as the flavors, and additions. We tried the Tequila first - Rabbit Grass. The Agave Spirit (it can only be called Tequila in Mexico) was extremely flavorful. Our tasting guide suggest we hold it on our tongues for over 10 seconds, breathing in to get the full effect. I did this, and ... man. The tequila is smooth, but so flavorful. I can honestly say, I think it's the most flavorful tequila I've ever had. The aftertaste is amazing too. (My sister refused to try my gin so she could maintain the flowery-taste in her mouth). The Gin Oomaw was just as flavor packed. I'll be honest with you. I'm not a huge gin-girl..but this one won my heart. Again, flavor packed. We sampled it in the same style - holding it and breathing in. I can see some Oomaw Gin and Tonics in my near future. Not only does New World have amazing alcohols - they have awesome labels and swag. The graphic art was done by a local artist - and it will make you want to buy all the alcohols, as well as every hoodie, shirt, water bottle and hat with the designs on it. Good move, New World. During the tasting, we were told that a batch of Vodka will be ready in the Summer. After my first experience at New World Distillery, their Vodka is one I will need to try as soon as it's out.

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    Amazing tasting, Chris is so passionate about the amazing liquor they distill. Don't leave without a bottle of the tart cherry!

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    Unpleasant and arrogant clerk. I used to like this place, but I won't be crossing their threshold again.

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    Local distillery with informative tours and high-end spirits!

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    Super fun and informative tour. The craft spirits are wonderful--subtle, creative, and inspired. A real gem in the Ogden Valley.

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    We just go in for tastings and we love love the gin and the vodka we always buy extra to travel home with.

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    Fox School of Wine - Utah Olympic Park group tours w Gold Medal wines

    Fox School of Wine

    4.6(12 reviews)
    47.6 mi

    Although Kirsten was a very kind, cheerful and knowledgeable woman with an amazing personality,…read morethis tour was unfortunately not even close to worth the $3000 we had paid like we hoped it would be. We spent most of the time in the van and when we did stop at the locations, we weren't able to go inside to tour any of them or even use a bathroom at them, we just stood in the driveways to learn about them. I admire her passion for teaching, but we cannot for the life of us figure out how our $3000 was spent. The wine was limited to an ounce every time, and whenever we asked for a second "glass" the lady pouring would say "well we want to make sure everyone gets some!" - the "snacks" were two tiny pieces of cheese inside of a ziplock baggie and there is no place to use any restroom throughout the course of the entire tour... mainly because the tour takes place only in a van and standing in driveways. For $3000, a nice suggestion would've been a charcuterie spread INSIDE of one of the locations with some tastings and every person at that price should at the very least have been able to go home with a bottle of wine from the tour. I give her credit for starting up a creative business in an extremely competitive tourist city, but I can't in good faith allow anyone else to pay so much money to go into this expecting a luxury experience, and end up getting yelled at by a bus driver and having to sneak around an old hospital just to pee. I really liked her as a person and hope she can take this advice and use it to work on creating a better experience for all.

    If you're wondering what to do and into wandering, this Wines and Mines tour educates tour guests…read moreon Park City mine town history and about six different wines. We started our tour at the Brass Tag Deer Valley with an introduction to PC history (complete with imagery) while sipping a wonderfully light wine. Next, we hopped upon a "wine bus" - seats facing each other - to encourage continued education and conversation. With each historical stop, wine and mine history was poured by sommelier Kristen Fox, small snacks were gifted in a goodie bag to enhance the flavor of the wine, and guests enjoyed the humor and depth of knowledge of Kirsten. Six wines, six locations, a return to the Brass Tag for more history and a plate of charcuterie made for a perfect three hour activity. Highly suggested unique tour - great tour bus - just call an Uber to drive you back to your hotel- if needed.

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    Fox School of Wine - Wine in a glass

    Wine in a glass

    Fox School of Wine - At the Utah Capitol building

    At the Utah Capitol building

    Fox School of Wine - Dedicated faculty of FSW

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    Dedicated faculty of FSW

    The Hive Winery

    The Hive Winery

    4.6(26 reviews)
    18.3 mi
    $$

    This winery posted on Facebook about their new seasonal wine called Missionary Blood and I just…read moreknew I had to try it. The artwork on the front is quite comical :) This is a nice sweet cherry honey wine that I thoroughly enjoyed! I also bought a few other wines that I'll have to try in the next little while. I'm excited! After years of searching, my fiancé finally found the perfect brandy. He had tears of joy in his eyes while he sipped on The Hive Winery's Raspberry Brandy. He can't wait to purchase the other flavors! Also, each bottle has a fun message on the back, so be sure to check that out. We had a pleasant experience here and all of the employees were fun to talk with. We'd love to come back for a wine tasting sometime. We will definitely be back and are happy to support this local business!

    What could be more "Utah" than making wine out of honey? I love how The Hive Winery has branded…read morethemselves and made specialty mead and fruit wine their thing-way to embrace the culture. If you're unfamiliar with the significance of honey/beehives in Utah, do a little research-the metaphor of beehives dates back to our pioneer days. Utahns are industrious people. If you're more interested in traditional wines, this might not be for you. But it's fun to venture out and try something new. My friend and I scheduled a tasting to celebrate her birthday and each opted for a different menu-I did the wines, while she did the spirits. We would take a taste of each, then share, so we ended up really tasting ten different items. I enjoyed the Pioneer Red as well as one of the whiskeys-although I've forgotten the name of that one. I didn't care as much for the meads-those had a flavor that I didn't love as much. Our host, Michael, was friendly and not only explained what we were tasting but also carried on conversation with us, making us feel at home. He had a dry sense of humor, which I appreciate. Speaking of humor, there is an actual curtain that can be pulled across the bar/tasting area to partition the alcohol that's being consumed from the patrons in the gift shop (since minors could visit the shop with parents, I'd assume. We made sure to close it and get some pictures of the custom-made curtain that cheekily acknowledges the silly Utah liquor law. We asked if it would be possible to take a tour, but were told that they can't give tours-which I'm still confused about, because I've taken tours at other locations in the state. Maybe they are just extra cautious and don't want to do anything that could get them shut down. Or perhaps it has something to do with how their business is classified. The tasting menu changes each week, dependent on what new product they are putting out. It would be a fun way to check out the new inventory and pick something you'd like to take home. I know I will!

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    The Hive Winery - Off Roading (2 of 5 in Flight)

    Off Roading (2 of 5 in Flight)

    The Hive Winery - Blackberry Honey Wine (4 of 5 in Flight)

    Blackberry Honey Wine (4 of 5 in Flight)

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    Old Town Cellars - Speakeasy feel. No password required.

    Old Town Cellars

    4.6(101 reviews)
    49.0 mi
    $$

    OTC has a great vibe - located in the lower-level at 408 Main Street, you might miss this intimate…read morespeakeasy-style establishment of you're not ITK. Characterized by a vintner-curated menu of blended wines and cocktails, the dimly lit spot is warm and attractive. The interior is appointed with art work, shiplap and stone work. The communal tables add to the festive decore and allow for making new friends, especially on Christmas (during our visit). The owner, Steve, is a Sommelier by training and has mad skills. His space is welcoming and he's passionate about a great guest experience, often planning unique events like an oyster shucking master class, glass blowing workshops, candlemaking, and, of course, private wine tastings. Flanked by his Alaskan Husky and best friend, Bear, he'll spend time with patrons, make a solid drink recommendation and ensure a memorable visit.

    *as an update the owner came to our table, sat on our stuff, and CURSED us out for my review. He…read moreliterally cursed at us, harassed us, and kicked us out of the venue* The owner is also lying in his reply below. They did NOT have a glass of wine available for less than $45 (+$20 cover). They have $30/glass on the menu but was out of stock according to the waitress. I also did not go to Sundance and am not here for that so his comment about being *out of my depth* is just dumb. I encourage you to look at the one star reviews of this place and see the owners' hostile, immature, and abrasive responses (others also note his blatant habit of lying). Stephen, book a therapy appointment. Original review below *********** There is a $20 cover charge to enter, and they were out of all of the cheapest ($30/glass) glasses of wine, so we were forced to get the next cheapest, a $45 glass of wine. Are you willing to spend $65 for a cheap glass of wine? They also only have five cocktails on the menu and you can't order anything else with liquor (I asked for a hot toddy cuz I'm freezing and they said no can do). The singer was good and the ambiance is nice; not very crowded. But overall, I would never pay $65/glass for mediocre wine unless I'm at an ultra luxury resort (which this is not).

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    Old Town Cellars - Front door

    Front door

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    Wine flight

    Old Town Cellars - You can even take home a bit of your trip!

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    You can even take home a bit of your trip!

    Park City Food Tours - Chicken curry soup with a cat from the Ming Dynasty, what more can you ask for.  Wahso on Main Street.

    Park City Food Tours

    4.8(25 reviews)
    49.2 mi

    If you're looking for an experience in Park City that combines delectable eats and a pretty, witty,…read moreknowledgable host--Park City Food Tours will surpass your expectations. ***Spoiler Alert*** I won't give you all the details, but here's a taste, pun intended. Our first restaurant stop was Flanagan's. Having visited Ireland previously versus the typical Irish pubs here in the states, wow. I dined while a portrait of Father Flanagan loomed over our table and I was taken back to the Emerald Isle with a tasty stew served with a side of you guessed it, potatoes. They made my mouth water for more. Learning about the impact Father Flanagan made on the area was a bonus and I will definitely return to his namesake pub. Another intriguing restaurant stop, River Horse. The ambiance was matched by the amazing dinner. I don't say amazing lightly, this was a saffron explosion for my taste buds. For each tour the Chef prepares a special meal at his whim, he makes each different depending on his mood and I'm pretty sure he must have had the best day of his life. I've never had a better meal. Cliff notes: This is a summary of just two out of six stops for our tour. If you eat food like the rest of us, you need to do yourself a favor and call Shirin. You'll be informed about Park City's silver beginnings and blown away by the variety of delicious food Main Street has to offer.

    One of the best activities in Park City. Was there this August (thought i had already written this…read morereview) and looked for some fun activities. It was my daughter who found Park City Food Tours. It was great. Shirin took us around. She is knows so much about the city, and her love for it comes through when she talks about it. Depending on the day of the week you decide to go, the price and type of restaurant (casual, elegant, etc) changes. We went on a Tuesday evening, casual night, but the restaurants were a great mix, they didn't seem to be all casual. Food was very good, the people on the tour with us were very friendly. One of the restaurants, a sushi restaurant, prepared a special meal for us. It was great and money well spent.

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    Park City Food Tours - House made strawberry ice cream from Zoom Restaurant with candied pine nuts and pomegranate syrup. I'm tell ya, it's amazing.

    House made strawberry ice cream from Zoom Restaurant with candied pine nuts and pomegranate syrup. I'm tell ya, it's amazing.

    Park City Food Tours - Chef Briar preparing a beautiful salad for the group.

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    Chef Briar preparing a beautiful salad for the group.

    Dendric Estate

    Dendric Estate

    4.0(1 review)
    51.8 mi

    We were at the High West Distillery and the bartender suggested my wife try the dry cider. She's…read morenot a big sweet fan like most ciders but he said trust him. It was delicious and was very light and dry. Not sweet at all. He said it's a new place and they are close by in Kamas. So we took the beautiful 13 mile drive and spotted the little white sign that said Dendric Estate Bottle Shop. We swung in and spoke with the guys who seemed surprised but happy to see us. Turns out they are just starting out but they are preparing for growth. They just planted a bunch of trees with numerous varietals. We picked up a 4 pack for the road and hope they grow and other people get to try the delicious cider which tastes more like a great prosecco. Hope to visit again someday and see their progress. Stop by and support a local business. It will be 5 stars when they have a larger selection in the Bottle Shop and get the apples on their new trees. Put it in your GPS or you'll likely miss the sign.

    From the owner: At Dendric Estate, we craft premium dry mountain cider with the same care and attention as fine…read morewine. Our flagship Dry Cut is made using traditional Charmat methods, producing a zero sugar, crisp beverage reminiscent of Prosecco, but uniquely made from apples grown in our estate orchard and partner orchards across the Mountain West. We take pride in our organic orchard, which is carefully cultivated with water conservation practices and sustainable growing techniques, so every bottle you take home celebrates you and the planet. From orchard to bottle, we focus on quality, consistency, and flavor that truly elevates the cider experience.

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    Dendric Estate - Delicious!

    Delicious!

    Dendric Estate

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    State Wine Store - that Cab Franc was a delight :)

    State Wine Store

    3.9(35 reviews)
    39.6 miBallpark, Peoples Freeway
    $$

    I think we can all agree that any wine store in Utah isn't going to have the most extensive…read moreselection of wines. It's no Lee's or Total Wine, but it'll do. I was actually fairly impressed with the selection here compared to the other state run stores (so you know...all of them), but what I was NOT impressed with was the mislabeling. Every time I read the label/price tag for a bottle I was excited about (specifically because of the vintage/year), I would pick the actual bottle up to find out that the year was different than it should have been. I realize this doesn't seem like a big deal, but if you know much about wine, you know that the year DEFINITELY matters. Update your labels, please. It took much longer to shop than it should have because I was searching for SOMETHING that was labeled correclty.

    This is the number one option in Salt Lake City. Hands down, you cannot convince me otherwise…read more based on the reviews I was expecting the store to be much smaller. It's like a little mini warehouse of wine. Not only is the selection pretty fantastic, but the employees really know their stuff! I went in looking for a very specific bottle of wine, and they actually carried the kind of wine I was looking for. The stores inventory is eclectic enough to find what you're looking for and the prices are pretty great! I bought two beautiful bottles of wine that came highly recommended for under $40 combined. Needless to say dinner, that evening was perfectly paired with a bottle of Sangiovese.

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    State Wine Store
    State Wine Store
    State Wine Store

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