USING THE SAME FAMILY RECIPE SINCE 1942
Just imagine our surprise when we opened Dub's war chest and found his World War II moonshine recipe! After returning from war, he married the love of his life, Kathryn, who didn't believe in drinking, dancing, or smoking. If he wanted to marry her, he would need to give it all up which is exactly what he did!
Today, his son, Mark, crafts spirits along with a crew of childhood friends on a family ranch 10 miles southwest of Granbury, TX. grind the grain on the front porch, cook the mash and invite you to come taste the distinctive flavor of a cherished Sledge family tradition. In a time where craft distilling is tempted to take delivery and bottle with a custom label, our spirits are truly hand-crafted from start to finish in small batches and finished new oak barrels. Taste it and you'll understand why a good thing can't be rushed and this family's tradition will never change. |
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TASTING, TOURS, & DISTILLERY EVENTS
Every Saturday, the Distillery is open for tastings and bottle sales. Check our event calendar for special events.
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PRIVATE EVENTS
Our flexible facilities can accommodate all sizes and budgets for private parties and retreats.
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PURCHASE PRODUCTS
Find out more about how to buy our products at the Distillery or online.
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Evan Sledge and the Whiskey Morning Coffee team consisting of childhood friends, Carson Becker, Garrett Becker, and TJ Ryan have created a use for our empty bourbon and whiskey barrels. They import coffee beans and age them in barrels where they soak up the sweet whiskey residue. Then, they roast the beans over an open fire to create a truly unique coffee blend.
They tested the bold blend on their boats while guiding for salmon on the Kenai Peninsula in Alaska and Montana. After positive feedback, a new business was quickly born and thriving out of Tolar, TX. You can buy their coffee online or at the Distillery. There are also a smoked coffee, expresso, extra caffine and no caffine options. There is a roast that will satisfy everyone's tastes. |