Laws Whiskey House

Name: Laws Whiskey House
Address: 1420 S Acoma St, Denver, Colorado, 80223, United States
Telephone: +1 720-570-1420

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Place Category: DistilleriesPlace Tags: Bourbon Whiskey

Distillery that crafts whiskey from grain to bottle using 100% American grain. Currently they are expanding their facility with a second warehouse.
Laws Whiskey House is a distillery, but more than that it is where we can educate and share everything we know and love about whiskey.

Author: Caroline Porsiel

Address: 1420 S Acoma St
Denver
Colorado
80223
United States

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FOUR GRAIN STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY

Our tours consist of an in-depth educational session of the whiskey-making process here at Laws Whiskey House; from where the grains we use in our whiskeys grow, through the entire mashing, fermentation, distillation, and aging processes. Following your educational session, you will tour the production facility and rack house and finish with a formally-guided whiskey tasting.
Tour cost is $10 per person at the door. A credit of $10 will be given towards any whiskey or merchandise purchased in our tasting room. A valid I.D. is required upon check-in for tour guests. ADULTS ONLY, Age 21+ only.
Approx. time duration: 1:30
Reservations can be made online, up to three weeks in advance, space permitting. Tours are limited to a maximum of 15 people to provide a more intimate experience. Online tour reservations close one hour prior to the beginning of the tour. If there are any unfilled spots after this point, they can be filled by walk-ins on a first-come, first-serve basis.

Modified: July 15, 2017