A friend and I came in for a tasting. She really likes whiskey and bourbon and I'm more of a vodka…read morefan. We each did a tasting. She really enjoyed her selections and bought a bottle. Mine were ok. The bartender was friendly and told us about the history of the distillery. It's a cute place to visit, especially if you're a fan of whiskey.

Stopped in while walking around Lititz square and we had so much fun! The place is decorated so…read morecute and comfy. The drinks were so creative and delicious and our bartender was so knowledgeable and fun!

Most awesomest pub in New Cumberland for a good mixed drink cocktail definitely try the hemp vodka…read morevery earthy and natural tones and the peanut butter whiskey is to die for and amazing grateful dead family vibes to say the least and if you get a chance to meet the owner awesome women and truly sad heartbreaking story behind the creation of this amazing establishment but her son's presence can definitely be felt there coming from a clairvoyant empath.... and definitely a place for me to donate some grateful dead artifacts i have possession of that deserves to be displayed in an amazingly kind awesome establishment like this.

If like sprite as a mixer in almost everything. Well this is your place. I understand people like…read morewhat they like and appreciate the the foundation of the memorial to their son. But not a fan.

We make it a point to stop here on our trips back to the area. Love this location for a happy hour…read moredrink and app. The food selection is perfect for what it is. We most recently had the Buffalo Chixken dip with a several of the premade cocktails. I had an old fashioned and my wife had a bourbon and blueberry vodka drink. Everything was really nice. The venue is relaxing and open. The staff are very friendly and ready to help. I also make this a stop to pick up spirits when in the area. We are fans of the Pear and blueberry vodka, I also have had several of the bourbons, the standard and a reserve that they bottled in 2024. The bourbons are good, but the Rye is one of the best I have had. Absolutely love the Rye. As I mentioned we make it a point to stop by when in the area and will continue to. We really enjoyed Hungry Run Distillery.

Wish I would have taken more photos! We were there for a mini HS get together. Food and drinks and…read moreservice were amazing. Our table ordered the Brussel sprouts, burger, spinach/artichoke dip. Everything was excellent. My first visit. Planning on going back for lunch soon.

Great experience! Alyssa was incredibly knowledgeable and so much fun to chat with while guiding us…read morethrough the cocktail menu. The hubs ordered the Smoked Old Fashioned, and I went with the S'mores Old Fashioned paired with their Salty Dog. I'm usually not a fan of sweeter cocktails, but this drink instantly transported me back to childhood nights around the campfire, roasting marshmallows and making s'mores. It was nostalgic without being over-the-top sweet. Fantastic drinks, great atmosphere, and even better service. Highly recommend stopping in for a cocktail. Cheers!

I can't recall if i have ever ranked a local distillery at 5-stars - but this gem of a place is…read moreamazing and deserves to be recognized. We stopped in on a Saturday afternoon to sample the wares. For the most part we were the only ones there - so we had the opportunity to have a long conversation with the owner: about him, his products, and what i can only describe as "passion" for crafting spirits. In fact, passion may be too weak a word... We ordered a fiight of 8 spirits - 5 whiskies, 2 gins, and a rum. Usually I consider myself lucky if I get one or 2 acceptable ones (my batting average on local distillers is not good lol). Springhouse is the exception to the rule. Each was good and unique in its own way - the gins were more in the Genever style - barrel rested, smoother and while the juniper was there , it was in the background. The rum was a winner as well. That said, the whiskies were my favorite - each with a distinct flavor profile. Of course I had to bring something home! Opted for their top of the line bottle: an American single (barely) malt that just screamed "have me with a big cube and a cigar" (i did later lol). At $70 a bottle its not an everyday pour - but it was firmly in the "upper category" of a craft spirit. Oh - and did i mention they serve craft cocktails? My wife loved the espresso-Carmel oriented one. The intersection between skill and passion can produce a product that punches above its weight. While we were not there for the food, we will make another trip to give it a try. its worth the drive. Trust me.

Only a mile from the Port Royal exit off Rt 322 the new Hazard's Distillery is a must stop if…read moretraveling between Harrisburg and State College! This locally owned and operated distillery rivals the products made by the large producers. We recently stopped by and sampled their moonshines and whiskeys and were very pleased with the quality of their product. Hazard's make four flavors of 40 proof moonshine: peach, root beer, apple pie, and blackberry. All these had a nice balance between flavor, consistency, and alcohol levels. Hazard's moonshines are not syrupy sweet like some and go down very easy. We enjoyed all the flavors, with the peach and blackberry being our top two favorites. The whiskeys produced are sea-salt caramel, standard corn whiskey, and Blowtorch. The sea-salt caramel was a hit and we left with a bottle of it also. The standard corn whiskey appears to be popular, but not really an alcohol I drink. The Blowtorch brought on a sense of nostalgia, because it reminds me of the fireballs and red hot candy that I enjoyed as a kid. The tasting room is nicely decorated and staffed with members of the Hazard Family, who were very friendly, and contributed to the enjoyable time we had during our visit. Overall, we were very pleased with the quality and flavor of the moonshines and whiskeys and plan to make this our go to stop. Take the short drive from the highway and you will not be disappointed!

Great tasting products. They offer deals on shipping which nowadays is a bonus. Shipping speed is…read moreamazing I ordered on a Tuesday and was sippin this great tasting moonshine on Saturday. I will be visiting their Distillery in the very near future. Thank you all for making my first experience with delivered spirits a fantastic one. Looking forward to more in the future.

Had an amazing time! We walked in after 3:30. No one was there but just a short time passed & the…read moreparty got started. I ordered Witch Please and hubs ordered Prohibition. Both are AMAZING! Perfect blend of ingredients, delicious taste, and the Witch Please has fun playfulness to it. The bartendered offered to put anything on the TV we wanted. Hockey was on so we left it with that. We stayed for a second round. Enjoyed the Blackberry Bourbon Lemonade and the Pirate Palmer. I had to take the Pirate Palmer home. Yes! You can do that! DRINK RESPONSIBLY & enjoy this lovely gem of a place in PA.

Dan and Brian are freaking awesome!!! The quality, variety, and attention to detail. The staff is…read moreFANTASTIC! We have been severely dedicated to them out of the gate, almost. The bar manager, Jen is VERY creative and has a soft spot in our hearts!! Great bar tenders as well.

062825 Came for a animal shelter fund raiser. I didn't know…read morethis place was here. Great drinks and service. Nice atmosphere and cozy ambiance. Definitely worth the visit

Super cute place in an area where there aren't many choices. Keep in mind that it's a tasting room,…read moreso there aren't many beer choices and I didn't see any wine menu (for those that aren't into spirits). The adjacent space - Javateas - is a cafe that is providing the food. Both owned by the same family. Two separate ordering systems. I like the convenience they provide by offering a kiosk to order food, but the server will also take your order too. Two main suggestions though. I like the decor and feeling of the tasting room, but it is very bright. The brightness takes away from the charm and makes it feel less intimate. The space is on the smaller side already, so removing/diming about half of the lights would add some romanticism. Some of the lights flicker, so that was a little bothersome too. We were sitting at the back table and there is a cluster of three lights over the bar that falls right in the middle of the TV. I would remove that cluster of lights since it's in the middle of the TV. The combination of bar lights, track lighting, wall lighting and ceiling lights made it feel more like a hospital than a restaurant. My second recommendation is adding 2-3 additional beers. Again, I know it's a tasting room and not a bar, but it wouldn't hurt to have the additional styles available. I appreciate that local brewers are promoted (St. Boniface and Poor Man's), but there are other Lancaster brews that would do well here.