forty creek distillery
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One of the stops on a beer,spirits&cider tour from Niagara Fun Tours. Our guide was informative and answered all of the groups questions with ease. Interesting to see the rooms where products are fermented, distilled and packaged. Staff were friendly and my husband was able to pick up a maple flavored liquor not carried in the LCBO. Worth a visit!
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I have only recently started to appreciate spirits, so this tour was perfect for me. I got to learn a lot about what goes into the product, as well as the creative process for new blends.Tours take about an hour and are currently offered at 2:00pm every day except Monday. Out of season (October-May) tours are Saturday and Sunday only. I highly recommend a weekday tour. I was told that weekends can be extremely busy, but on a Tuesday I was one of only seven people on the tour.At the end of the tour there are complimentary tastings. The regular production spirits are complimentary, however for an additional charge you can sample the limited edition whiskeys, which I did. It was well worth it.In addition to whiskey, they also make Prince Igor vodka, Dragonheart cinnamon vodka, Forty Creek cream liqueur, and a few others. These are all available at the tasting bar as well.You may have read about wines in other TripAdvisor reviews. Forty Creek sold off its Kittling Ridge wine division last year, so they no longer have that here.
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What a warm welcome - so informative about the area as well as their distillery and all their products - we went home with much more than we'd plan and highly recommend their Cinnamon Vodka & Whiskey cream..- bought 6 & 4 and wished we'd bought so we could have kept some for ourselves - great excuse to go back
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Just stop, park, and walk in. see for yourself what they have to offer, or if your too busy, got no time then you miss out on one of the best tasting whiskeys offered. friendly staff, no rush, great attire, and you go home feeling good. life is great.
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took the free tour of the forty creek distillery on Canada Day 2014 and came away with a new appreciation of the talent needed to produce first class whiskey. Our tour group was introduced to the entire process after we were given a history lesson on just how forty creek became what it is today. Recommend this outing to anyone that enjoys a good whiskey or some made in Canada history. At the end of the tour there was a tasting in the gift shop, tasting was free and the gift shop had reasonable prices
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We were in Niagara talking in our group and somebody said their favorite whiskey was 40 Creek. And we had seen it driving to Niagara while that person was asleep! We drove back and had a fun time. Booze is good. Nice tasting room. Free samples. Good break from driving.
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I was more impressed with this distillery than I had expected to be. I have never liked the taste or smell of whiskey so I was very pleased to discover they also had some very good Vodka and a whiskey cream I never would have tried otherwise. Our tour guide was very knowledgeable and made the tour very interesting. The souvenir shop had a lot of unique items for sale at reasonable prices. This was a social get together through work and we all had positive comments about this distillery.
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We have heard and sipped some of this whisky but did not know much more. Then we saw it just off the highway and had to stop in. There were no tours in the week during Oct. but they did let you do free tasting. The store was done up for Hoalloween. Tasted the original, Spike honey and the cream. The spike is a wonderful sipping drink and was on sale 1/2 off. I loved the whisky cream. It is good to drink most anytime you would want.
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A good side stop between Niagara and Toronto for someone with an interest in Forty Creek, but a bit disappointing compared to tours I've been on in Scotland. There is a fair bit of information from the guide and store people, but there is not much to see of a working distillery. Also, if you were new to the distillery process and whiskey tasting experience you would not learn much from this stop. Perhaps that is reflective of how few distilleries we have in North America, this is the first I have seen on our continent. But there is more information on the products produced at the distillery and the store has samples of them all. Very good whiskeys (I generally drink Scotch) and I enjoyed learning a bit about what makes them different from other whiskeys.Anybody with an interest could enjoy a stop here and find something good to take home from the shop - we did. Cheers!
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I moved to Beamsville four years ago and have been visiting and attending tastings here on a regular basis. The staff are very friendly and tours are free. John Hall has out done himself year after year with new releases of very unique whiskey's. Whiskey weekends are allot of fun and very informative.