easy
1.5 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; minimal walking on flat terrain is required.
Embark on a private 90-minute tour at Garrison Brothers Distillery in Texas Hill Country. Discover the rich craft of Texas bourbon and enjoy exclusive tastings along the way.
Experience an unforgettable 90-minute private tour at Garrison Brothers Distillery, Texas' first legal bourbon distillery located in Hye. This walking tour offers a fascinating look at the authentic process of crafting Texas bourbon, from the initial cooking of corn to savoring distillers beer. As you explore the historic stillhouse, a knowledgeable guide shares stories about the distillery’s heritage, techniques, and the unique flavors that define their bourbon. The friendly and intimate setting allows for questions and personalized attention, making it ideal for bourbon enthusiasts and curious travelers alike. Beyond the taste experience, the tour provides a sensory journey with aromas, sights, and sounds that create a deep appreciation for the craft. The serene Texas Hill Country surroundings add to the charm, inviting guests to relax and soak in the local atmosphere. Whether you’re a whiskey aficionado or seeking a unique cultural experience, this tour showcases the passion and dedication that make Garrison Brothers a standout destination.
Private tours fill up quickly, so reserve your spot ahead to ensure availability.
Arrive without alcohol consumption to fully appreciate tasting and comply with safety regulations.
The tour involves walking and standing inside the stillhouse, so comfortable footwear is recommended.
Photography is allowed, so bring a camera or smartphone to capture the historic setting.
Garrison Brothers is recognized for reviving legal bourbon production in Texas, blending traditional methods with local craftsmanship.
The distillery practices water recycling and sources local grains to support sustainability in the Texas Hill Country.
Ensures ease during the walking tour around the distillery.
Protects your skin during outdoor portions of the tour in sunny Texas.
spring specific
Provides shade and reduces sun exposure during hotter months.
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Helpful for cooler mornings and evenings during autumn visits.
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