I absolutely love the look and vibe this place has! It's quant and very cute with very tasty and…read moreaffordable drinks. If I lived in the area, I would keep coming back here. The staff was super friendly as well. My friends and I got quite an assortment of drinks to try from here, but my favorites were the Strawberry Solstice (seasonal drink), Marionberry Lemon Drop and Lavender Skies. All very light and perfect for the summertime when I visited.

Came here yesterday with my boyfriend, service was friendly and vibes are very casual, minimal…read moreindoor seating but lots of outdoor seating. Felt kinda rushed to order, but obviously we were standing by the door looking at the menu. Had never been before, just got a cider and a marionberry lemon drop. My boyfriend likes ciders and they're nothing special, $7 for that and $10 for the marionberry lemon drop. I wasn't the biggest fan of the drink, kinda sour and sweet at the same time, ehh. They usually have food trucks outside to try, might be fun to bring a group to have drinks and try new foods.

Very fun place to visit. Pretty bottles and friendly staff. Wish they were open more.read more

Amazing drinks! I love this place very relaxing and really nice owners! Joe is so cool and very…read moresweet! I highly recommend them!

Great tasting room. Had the bourbon sampler with 3 bourbons and one rum that I really didn't like…read more(I'm not a rum guy). The bourbons are made on-site and the distillery is run by retired military members. Highly recommended!

Always a phenomenal experience, food is fantastic, service is amazing and the outdoor seating is…read morejust right. Haven't been disappointed yet.

Andrea has two great authentic handmade Italian liqueurs - Calisaya & Iris. His humble operation is…read morea must visit. He is very Italian - he threatened to kill me when I asked for his recipe. Calisaya has a lot go'en on. The lovely translucent copper color is derived mostly from cinchona bark - a product from Peru, which also has a very interesting history with Italy/Rome dating back to the 1600's. He uses over a dozen aromatic botanicals & flowers to create this beguiling lovely elixir. It has a whiff of bitter orange, leather, spice. A wonderful mouth feel that goes down very smooth. Sort of a clean tasting incense - not smoky or too dense. The other is Iris. A soft straw color, not completely different, more like a family member, perhaps slightly less complexity, maybe a teeny tiny wee bit sweeter, but definitely more floral notes.

Warning!!! The "nose hit" upon entering this establishment is worth the drive. Rich warm mixed…read morespirits fill your senses upon arrival. I grabbed a sammi from "Cheese Bliss" parked out front. Settled in for lunch and ordered a custom Bloody Mary. Ghost pepper vodka, spicy juice, (medium) spicy salt rim. "Mike-drop" excellent with a good grilled cheese sammi. I was invited to sample some spirits by Scott. He's smooth. After lunch I left with a smile and 4 bottles. Give this place a try. It's a worthy experience.

Well, now that Heritage has sold off it's trademark Brown Sugar Bourbon and this review has been…read morechillin in my drafts for a few years, this seems as good a time to publish as any! This location of Heritage is about a block away from where my sister used to live (with Hop Valley kiddy-corner and Thinking Tree a block or two in the other direction!). When I was home about a year or so after HDC opened their spot in Whiteaker (their first in Eugene), my friend and I felt compelled to visit, and we didn't even need to worry about finding a cab! Of course the brown sugar bourbon was the number one thing we wanted to try here. It's what put HDC on the map, right? We each ordered a flight. Mine was the aforementioned BSB, a huckleberry vodka, and the BSB 103--a higher proof version. Even if I got more bang for my buck with the last one, I didn't like it as much; for me, the flavor didn't surface as much in the 103 for what I could tell. I liked the others a lot; the huckleberry vodka was good, and I bought a bottle of the original recipe Brown Sugar Bourbon to take back with me. When we were here it was pretty quiet--only one other table filled up whilst we were here. (And this was pre-pandemic, 2017.) The bartender was helpful and willing to answer the questions we had about both the flight options and the cocktail I added on. The space is nice and clean, an upscale tasting room in the heart of Eugene. Eugene is growing up a bit, and I love that my hometown has some cool places to be. Will visit again when I'm home.

Delicious! This distillery is a hidden treasure. Organic, locally made Limoncello (lime and orange…read moretoo). Put it in your google and find your way to this secret lair in the Westside Warehouse District and have them make you probably one of the best cocktails in town! I'm not a huge fan of sweet so I like their creative cocktails with a variety of great liquors (often other local sweethearts). Fun decor and friendly staff. You can peek into the back area where the distilling happens too. One of my favs is the Lazy Woman's/Man's Margarita - LimeCello (lime one) with tequila and a tiny splash of the AranCello (orange).

Only cello flights until May but this is a cute little place. It's hard to find (in a warehouse…read moredistrict behind Arby's) but the liquor is good and the service is quick! When the weather is nice they say they'll open the bay door and let some sunshine in! So, it seems that it'll only get better from here!

Saw the massive HIDEAWAY DISTILLERY on the side of the building and had to stop! So glad we hit the…read morebrakes and made the turn, the whiskey is top notch! Two of the owners were there and we had a great visit while sampling the smooth whiskey. The Blue Line was my favorite so that's what we brought home with us! Unapologetically American Whiskey, the name says it all!

Their Blue Line Bourbon is incredible!!! And any business supporting our law enforcement is a…read morewinner in my book!!!

I haven't visited the distillery/retail space, so can't speak to its interior or characteristics,…read morehowever I happened upon their booth at the Portland King Farmer's Market, and what a surprising gem I discovered! Visiting from Utah (we have kooky liquor laws here), it was a complete novelty to find someone selling alcohol at a farmer's market. We did the thing where we were standing some distance away, discussing if we should check it out, maybe it would be better to hit it as we left...and the gentleman manning the booth motioned us over, saying he had a hot toddy for us to taste. He was so charmingly friendly, we could hardly refuse, and I'm always open to trying a bit of anything. Friends, that hot toddy was perfection. I don't really drink, but I could totally imagine myself reclining by a fire, sipping a bit on an autumn or winter's night. My husband, who decidedly IS a drinker, loved it as well. Perfectly flavored, it tasted strongly of real apples, with a light sweetness that (dangerously?) hid the alcohol. It included both their apple brandy and apple liquor, and you can pick up a recipe at the booth (or just take a picture as I did, and have included below). I also tried a nip of the strawberry rhubarb apertif, which was very sweet (though not too much!), and brought to mind a superior version of port. I was into it. They also sell peppermint, ginger, and pomegranate liquors, along with a ryegrass whiskey. I believe all were available in either 375 or 750ml bottles, for around $20 and $30, respectively. The packaging is beautiful and high quality, and you can purchase their products at a few brick and mortar retailers, as well as online at liquorama.net, however you'd be doing yourself a disservice by not experiencing the hospitality of the company directly, either by visiting the farmers market, or even better (I imagine), their tasting room. Not wishing to be burdened by heavy bottles of liquor for our trip, I limited us to just one, and we opted for the apple brandy. I can't wait to use it for baking, and I know we'll be serving lucky guests hot toddies as the weather cools.

Great Specialty Spirits! Fun to find a local product and business. Love that they are committed to…read moreusing Oregon grown fruit.