What a beautiful location. Very friendly, helpful staff. And delicious cocktails…read more We stopped out for a little ladies day. We got several drinks to share because they all sounded so tasty and almost every one of us left with a bottle of Cow Pie to go.

Stopped in for an old fashioned on our way through town. The owner was really friendly and…read moreknowledgeable. The whiskey old fashioneds with their homemade maple syrup were amazing. Such a cool space!

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 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.

Really enjoyed our visit to Driftless Glen Distillery. The tour was great, and it was fun hearing…read morehow they had to knock out a wall and build an addition just to get their still into the building. Also they have a rackhouse, not a rickhouse! The bourbon was good juice, and the location right along the river makes for a beautiful setting. Definitely worth a stop if you're in the area.

I went here one time, it is just across the river from my apartment. I just wanted to get some…read morefries to go but ended up ordering some wings and getting a dessert to go to split with my wife. This place is known for their home brewed spirits. They do a tour and tasting as well. But the food is quality. I have a good friend back home that is a service writer in the little town I grew up in. My friend lives over a hour away from Baraboo. But when he wants to go out and get away and go for a good meal.... He comes to this place. And that says a lot because where I was born and raised and where this man lives there are two very good supper clubs That have been in business since before u was born! Make sure if you come to Baraboo for the Circus or to visit one of the many beautiful parks, even if you come for days and camp- treat yourself and go on out to this place for a French dip- burger or a great salad and dinner if you do drink try some of their spirits too. And if you don't drink, I recommend a hearty ice water or a diet root beer. I highly recommend this establishment located in the heart of Baraboo WI. Until the next review, Steve-O out.

I like Death's Door stuff. I really do…read more Although it's easy for me to only think about GLD stuff - having an amazing distillery a stone's throw from my house? Ridiculous... - there are a few other good spirits that hail from our lovely Wisco... Death's Door being one of them. I've always found their vodka to be clean, their gin to be round and delightful, and their white whisky? Well, I can't speak to that, cause I've not had it. (I'm sort of leery of clear whisk(e)ies. Not sure why... just doesn't seem right.) At any rate, I think their gin may be my favorite. GLD gin is my absolute favorite, but Death's Door is super solid, too. Juniper, coriander, and fennel, w/out being transparent about it. It's nice and balanced and like I said, round. Approachable. Words that describe things that are good... add more of them here. Though I've not physically been, four stars for a solid product that hails from my beloved Dairyland!

Tasted their gin,vodka and white whisky for the first time today. Their vodka would go great in a…read moreMoscow Mule. Put im sure they'll taste great in your favorite drink too. Go ask your bartender to mix a drink for you next time with Deaths Door Spirit in it. You'll be in for a great rest of your day.

Stopped in for our (me, hubby, and adult son) first time and I gotta tell you, I love this place…read more Had a couple of fantastic cocktails: Belfast coffee and a Rum-arita. Both were great, but many that coffee one?! Ooh I want one of those to start everyday! Husband and son both really liked theirs also. They were made right in front of us with fresh, homemade ingredients. The place itself was well lit and offered a lot of seating. There was a board game event going on while we were there. We just sat at the bar but would definitely go back for a game event. Awildan did not appear to offer food, but some other patrons brought in their own snacks which I like about a small place, especially during an event like the board game event. While sitting at the bar, we were able to chat with the owner. He shared his story as well as his plans for growth of the business. He works with other businesses in the area which is always great to hear. Shortly before we were ready to leave, a couple came in and didn't seem to really know what they wanted. The owner did a great job of describing the liquor options, making cocktail recommendations, and then ultimately went off menu to make cocktails they would like. Though I don't recommend doing this to a bartender, it was good to see he was willing to go off script to help make a couple's experience enjoyable. Do yourself a favor and check this place out!

Outstanding place. Really tasty cocktails and great atmosphere. Bartender/Owner was awesome to talk…read morewith. Go on a Wednesday evening and listen to several local artists perform Celtic songs. Highly recommend if you haven't checked them out yet.

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.

What a wonderful charming distillery and bar! And the pretzel was definitely the star of the show!…read moreHuge and soft and the perfect amount of salt!!! The drinks were amazing and the bar tender even made a special mocktail for me! The fact that they allow dogs into... yes into the entire space is wonderful! They are not a full restaurant so they only offer light noshes , falafels and pretzel and chips and queso.... But that's all you need for a fun night with friends and great atmosphere! They have board games to play and even a table top cribbage board!!! Definitely recommend

We had a great afternoon at Doundrins! All of their spirits were delicious and the combinations…read morewere amazing. I lost track of what all we tried but: fae nectar, hurrican't even, cheeky devil, fiesta bear, and tea and tendril. Everything was delicious, went down easy, and reasonable prices. The food was also good - chips & queso, chicken tenders, and pretzel. The pretzel was INSANE - enough to go around for 4 people. Riley was a fabulous bar tender. He was super knowledgeable on all the spirits and cocktails. We had great banter and he was welcoming on our first visit. I loved the variety of seating options inside and out. The patio is great but the bees scared us back inside. Everything was decorated so cute for Halloween - it must have taken forever to decorate!! Definitely will be back again next time I'm in the Madison area!

Still a top notch experience whether you're here for the spirits or the wine. It's a great stop…read morewhether you're a local or a tourist. I'm more of a spirits guy... their bourbon and rye are top notch as good or better than any boutique distillery you'll find in Ky. The vibe is always great... their service even better. If you're a bourbon or wine guy/gal passing through this is a Wisconsin must stop experience!

Doing a little winery hunting and stubbles on this gem!…read moreVery, very well developed and scenic place. The combination of buildings, patio areas, scenery is auspicious and genuinely inviting. It pulls you in to traverse among the building and the grape fields. They happened to have a 3 piece band playing and a celebration. The place was packed. They not only make wine but also a distillery as well. The stores and building were a perfect blend of culture and modern day appeal. We truly enjoyed the celebration. It was culminated by the owner himself giving a small speech of his roots and transition of coming to America. We had a blast! Definitely would come back if in area. Bought a few nice wines and whiskey before leaving. They have this band and get togethers throughout the year. The whiskey I purchased was made specifically for the 250th birthday of America. At $120 a bottle; $100 goes to veterans. The blend is a mix of red, white and blue corn in the amount of percent of the colors of the flag! The grain blends consists of three colors of corn, red (41.5%), white (40.9%) and blue (17.6%) mixed to match the percentage of colors on the American flag. Aged 6 years in new charred Wisconsin oak barrels! Stop here if you can!