Discover Seven Three Distilling’s 45-minute tour and tasting in Old Treme: learn small-batch distillation, see a custom double pot still, and sample five spirits. Accessible and compact, the tour pairs neighborhood history with hands-on production insight.
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On a warm afternoon on North Claiborne Avenue, the air carries brass notes from a passing band and the faint sweetness of mash fermenting in stainless steel. The door at Seven Three Distilling opens into a compact production room where copper and steel gleam; the tour moves deliberately from history to hands-on process, then to the tasting counter.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
45 minutes
Fitness Level
No special fitness required; tour involves standing and short walking inside the facility
Wildlife
History
Old Treme is one of the country’s oldest Black neighborhoods; its cultural institutions and music traditions are woven into New Orleans’ culinary and spirits history.
Conservation
Craft distillers commonly look for ways to reduce waste and reuse spent mash; ask the distillery about their specific sustainability and sourcing practices.
Reserve your spot on the Seven Three Distilling Tour and Tasting today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Bring photo ID
This is a spirits tasting — bring a valid government photo ID to participate.
Arrive early
Plan to arrive 10–15 minutes before your scheduled time to check in and avoid missing the tasting.
Mind the sample sizes
Tastings are measured; pace yourself if you plan to explore more of the neighborhood afterward.
Accessible venue
The facility and transportation options nearby are wheelchair accessible — contact the distillery for specific accommodation requests.
Government photo ID
Required to participate in the spirits tasting.
Comfortable shoes
You’ll stand and walk short distances inside the production area.
Small water bottle
Stay hydrated, especially in New Orleans’ summer heat between walking and tasting.
summer
Light jacket or layer
Indoor temperatures can vary; a thin layer keeps you comfortable during the tasting.
winter