
Inside the building of the distillery smeller amazing. They had just put on a new batch of their rum and the molasses smell was like a delightful punch in the face when you walked in. Scott's hair smelled like it for the rest of the day - delicious! It was such a unique building and we returned in the afternoon for the tour of their facilities.


This building was a blacksmith shop until not that long ago. In fact the last blacksmith, now 89, still lives next door. That chimney is really crooked - not a camera trick! Puts our little masonry repair renovation in perspective haha.



Down into the basement we went to learn about the different processes, checkout their barrels, and discover that while the building was used for construction they reenforced a section of flooring with a salvaged mast section from the Prince of Denmark when it was taken apart. Just a place full of character and great people.


We tasted lots and learned about all the things that go into making it. Hanging in their kitchen was great fun and it was a real eye opener to the work that goes into handcrafted liquor. For more on them check out their web page.

We did a big drive through the area and oogled at the great homes, views and architecture. It is a great place to relax and take in the beauty.

Oh and take in food. Which we did lots of. Yum!

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