Great location. Staff very accommodating. Food delicious. One of my favorite places to go.read more

We overall enjoyed our experience and especially thr mojito and jungle bird drinks…read more It was a rainy cold day for May weather so unfortunately didn't get to sit on the patio as I had hoped! The crowd was a little slow (prob due to weather) so not a super vibrant atmosphere when we arrived but it got a little busier as time went on. We enjoyed all of our cocktails, the ones we ordered were: Daiquiri -- 8.5/10 Jungle bird. -- 10/10 our favorite drink of the night!! Iced coffee (this is a cocktail) -- 9/10 because of the uniqueness and the drink was really yummy Mojito -- 9/10 really good mojito but was heavy on the ice Basil French 75 -- 6.5/10 I personally wouldn't order it again, I was excited to try it but it just wasn't my personal preference Hurricane -- 7/10 didn't love this one and asked for more sour mix I would absolutely come here again, especially on a nice summer day, and sit outside to enjoy the vibes! I also think it would be fun to come back for live music. I will say we ordered some food and it was just okay, convenient while drinking yes but not really the standout aspect of this place. We got the pretzel with beer cheese and the meat lovers flatbread, which is very small, about the size of a 8 inch personal pan pizza.

Great drink spot. Lots of those high metal square stools along narrow wooden counter height…read morecommunity length counters. Not designed for comfort. Tried the whisky flight. Shows 4 little glasses in the photos and lists 4 things on the menu but the default option is 3 whisky's. Better clarity on the whisky flight options should be provided on the menu. Dogs were allowed inside, cool. Great place for a group. Sharing a cocktail menu pic. Bartender said these vary by season and location.

I thought this was a cozy little spot in downtown Waxhaw. Service was friendly ! They had a few TVs…read moreinside and lots of bar seating plus additional benches and tables. Even a few spots to sit outside! Drinks were all reasonably priced with a great selection. They even had beers and ciders which was nice.

Good people running the show. It's very small and personal. The whiskey is pretty good too. They'll…read moretake you back and show you the labeling and bottling and the whole thing. The tasting is a good deal too. They give you a lot of wine and liquor.

Staff was great and informative. Cute little place with wines and spirits. I loved the bourbon…read morewhiskey.

We saw the billboard for Rock bottom on our way to Atlanta for the weekend and decided to make a…read morepitstop! Good choice! Small place that carries moonshine and vodka mostly but also dabbles in whiskey. Samples are free and product/retail is all reasonably priced. Service was friendly and knowledgeable and even gave ideas for drinks that could be made at home with products. We tried the pineapple and strawberry moonshine and both were good. Husband's favorite was the peach vodka and while I'm not a vodka person normally, this was fantastic and I will drink it! I enjoyed the honey whiskey!! Luckily this place is not to far from home so we will be back!!

Such a cute place to stop, learn a little and taste delicious product. I had a wonderful…read moreconversation with the owner who took the time to explain the process. If you are in town or happen to be driving by stop you won't be disappointed!

Wow, what a great place. The physical location is super nice the outdoor area the fire pit. The big…read morescreen TVs is incredible. Their own brand liquor is excellent. Great quality and great prices. The staff is super friendly and helpful. I recommend it 100 % Went this afternoon for a bloody Mary round up staying for a couple of hours special shout out to Cam and also to Josh Josh is extremely knowledgeable. Extremely helpful and just a lot of fun. Give it a try.

So, I absolutely love supporting small businesses, and I'm especially a fan of keeping things…read morelocal. That said, after visiting this place on a Friday afternoon, I have to admit I was a little taken aback by the pricing. I've included a few pictures for reference so you can see what I'm talking about. When we arrived, the ambiance was really nice. Everything was decorated for fall, it was beautiful outside, and they had a great outdoor setup, so we decided to sit outside and enjoy it. Now, I completely understand that everything is expensive these days. Drinks at bars, restaurants, and distilleries aren't exactly getting cheaper. With that in mind, though, I also expect a certain level of quality, size, and portion when I'm paying $12-$14 for a cocktail. My wife ordered an espresso martini, and I ordered a rum mojito, both made with their own products. I'm not exaggerating when I say the size of these drinks was... well, laughable. Especially considering the price. I also walked around and checked out a lot of their spirits, because, you know, that's basically mandatory when visiting a distillery. Their bourbon and other spirits seemed to be priced pretty much where you'd expect for a smaller-batch operation. I really didn't have an issue with those prices. It was the cocktail portions that got me. You're paying $12-$14 for a cocktail or around $8-$10 for a martini, and they're coming out in what I can only describe as plastic baby cups. At that price point, I'm expecting something that requires at least a heavy hand to carry, even with plastic being mandatory. Here's the deal: if you want to spend some money and have a decent experience at a local distillery, this place is okay. The outdoor fire pits were a nice touch, there was plenty of seating, and like I said, the ambiance was really enjoyable. The bartender was also very nice. For us, though, we only ordered the one round. After tax and tip, those two drinks came out to almost $25. So, if you're heading here, just bring your wallet--and maybe a magnifying glass for the cocktails. You're definitely going to pay a premium for the experience, and in my opinion, the portion sizes just don't quite match the price. Overall, it's a nice spot with a great atmosphere and friendly service. I just think it's a little overpriced for what you actually get in your glass.

Love this place! They have an excellent selection of moonshine! They have a tasting you can do that…read morethey will guide you through and you can also take a tour of the distillery. Every time I have gone, they have been very welcoming and a fun ambiance. Usually there are other people doing a tasting at the same time and it almost becomes a fun group activity as other people just want to have a good time as well. They also have a little section for merchandise where you can buy, hats, T-shirt's, stickers, etc. I highly recommend trying sugar tit! Their cookies and cream moonshine is a go to!

Cute little place to stop at. Their moonshine didn't really blow me away. Just did a tasting. It…read morewas strange the way they made their whiskey.

The world's best juice is here. This is the bourbon you are looking for. World's best tour guide…read moregives you all the inside history for the building and the distilling process. Find out why they are making it right. Find out what they do how they do it and why it's different than most. There's no food on campus but there is plenty of food and restaurants near by. Excellent customer service. I swear I'm their biggest fan from Oregon anyway. Really had a great time met lots of people on the tour and in the tasting room. It was just the experience of a lifetime for me. Highly recommend you devote a couple hours and make it a point to stop and visit. You might find something you like

It was a scorching hot North Carolina day in April when we arrived for the afternoon tour at…read moreSouthern Grace Distillery. We had paid in advance and made it just in the nick of time to join our group of about a dozen people. The crowd was a mix of adults and children; personally, I didn't quite understand the presence of kids on a jailhouse and whiskey tour, but the group was ready to dive into the history. The tour kicked off with chilling news of hauntings. Our guide mentioned that the show "Ghost Hunters" had even visited the site, certifying the old jail as haunted--though fortunately by "friendly" spirits. The sensory experience was a bit of a rollercoaster. I generally enjoy the scent of bourbon, and the initial aroma upon entering the distillery is quite pleasant. However, the main room where we spent a significant portion of the tour had a scent that was overwhelming and wholly unpleasant. That said, the content of the tour was good. It provided a well-balanced mix of intriguing historical facts about the prison and the technical side of whiskey making. The kids got restless during the tour and actually started brutally kicking each other in the shins. They each had on shell toed Crocs, so you could hear the crunch of bone and flesh beneath each kick. Their parents let it go on indefinitely. The hour passed quickly and was well worth the $14 adult admission. The tasting at the end is not for the faint of heart. They serve hard liquor, and I do mean HARD. My lips were numbing and my face was next. I had to tap out after the third swig! On the bright side, the gift shop is fantastic. They have the most darling items; we walked away with two tote bags and a delicious pink lemonade drink that will be perfect for sharing with friends this summer. This is a unique, affordable way to spend an hour, provided you can handle the heat and the high proof!

My bf and I recently visited Dragon Moonshine during our anniversary after finding a great deal on…read moreGroupon. WE HAD AN AMAZING TIME! We were immediately greeted by one of the owners, Chris. This man has such an amazing story! We learned so much about the spirit making process. You can tell he knows his stuff! He answered all of our questions and went into details on how every machine works. What's even more amazing is that he and his partner self-taught themselves how to do this. Genius. To top it all off, we got to taste their rum, amaretto, and apple pie moonshine. Our favorite was the amaretto, which we bought for $24! We even got two shot glasses. I love how everything is handmade from start to finish. Come and bring your friends - ask questions - you'll come out learning so much (and slightly tipsy) lol.

This place is so great! But, fair warning, they are not following regular hours at the moment, so…read moredefinitely try and call before you go. But, the owners were absolutely fantastic! It is a small space in a very hidden location (just follow the signs once you park) and the tour is more informative than anything else. Where this place shines is their product, and let's be honest, you didn't come to learn about the distillation process, you came for the booze! They are so generous with their tastings and everything they make is incredible, but the amaretto is where they shine! Their prices for bottles are also very reasonable and you get to keep the shot glass as a souvenir. Plus, Chris, and especially Rick, are so congenial and you can swap stories with them for hours! They are doing a release of their new bottle design, so stay tuned!

Always a good time when I come here and also great deals! I ordered a veggie lovers pizza and a…read moremimosa. The bartender was friendly, funny and super helpful! This is really a great chill spot on a Friday or Saturday night. Sunday they have mimosa deals as well!

Fun atmosphere! Loved the Sexy Nerds Party they hosted there September '26. I didn't get a chance…read moreto try any food, but one of the bartenders was very friendly and patient with the other patrons I observed her serving. The only downside is the bartender I had appeared irritated, couldn't explain to me what the other bartender was making because I wanted to try it, so she had me paying $18 for a small shot -- I understand gratuity but sheeshhh! Also the dance floor area by the DJ booth in the back was so hot and crowded... it made it unbearable to actually enjoy the moment at times because of the humidity and no air circulation. If it wasn't for the slight bubbles and water canteen right outside the dancing room, I feel like it would've been a more safety/health concern. Nevertheless, I loved the overall vibe of the place, and I especially liked that they had outdoor seating to combat the negatives. I'd return again sometime in the future, and not just because of me being a sexy nerd