Distilleries in Arizona

OHSO Brewery + Distillery

Scottsdale, Arizona

• Distillery whiskey praised for its quality.
• Distillery tours available with reservations.

OHSO Brewery + Distillery

Phoenix, Arizona

On Tatum and Shea in Phoenix, OHSO Brewery + Distillery rolls out more than just ale – it dished up a whole attitude. Their dog-friendly patio is as expansive as the jokes you’d hear after a few pints, complete with game tables and flickering TVs, because if your pooch isn’t entertained, the whole affair is a shambles.

• Patio seating is spacious and welcoming.
• Spacious patio area welcomes dogs.

OHSO Brewery + Distillery

Gilbert, Arizona

OHSO Brewery + Distillery in Gilbert has taken Phoenix’s craft scene by storm, proving that you can turn a rough-around-the-edges suburb into a locus of genuinely good drinking. Forget the “nestled in” mushy talk – it’s a proper, no-frills establishment that refuses to be pigeonholed.

• Outdoor space features arcade, ping pong, and Cornhole.
• Brewery has a variety of beer options.

OHSO Brewery + Distillery

Phoenix, Arizona

OHSO Brewery + Distillery in Phoenix is a pub-in-a-parlor that actually makes a point of being better than most pretentious craft bars. It’s a one-stop shop: brews, spirits, and an all-day menu that never quite pretends to be Michelin-starred but does produce a decent veg-burger and guacamole that won’t disappoint after a long day of snobbish beer-talk.

• Dogs allowed indoors with water troughs
• Outdoor patio with shaded seating areas

Frontier Steak & Spirits

Safford, Arizona

Frontier Steak & Spirits sits in Safford, Arizona, where the sun is bright enough to double as a natural grill. Their mesquite-smoked steaks develop a crust thicker than a politician’s excuses, while the interior stays so juicy it could make a camel blush.

• Huge beers with great flavor profile.
• Exceptional steaks cooked to perfection always.

Grand Canyon Brewing + Distillery

Williams, Arizona

Grand Canyon Brewing + Distillery in Williams, Arizona is not your typical mountain watering hole. It claims itself as a frontier spirit factory where desert air meets real-world alchemy. Walk in smelling of actual adventure.

• Cozy upper floor with arcade games
• Thick crust pizza is very good

Grand Canyon Brewing +Distillery

Page, Arizona

• Unique atmosphere in an old fire station.
• Great vegan pizza options on the menu.

Grand Canyon Brewing + Distillery

Flagstaff, Arizona

Grand Canyon Brewing & Distillery isn’t just a name – it’s a manifesto. Born in 2003 from the restless mind of a Navy veteran, the outfit has sprouted outposts in Williams, Flagstaff, Page and Kingman, each anchored by gleaming copper stills and décor that looks like it was carved by a bored woodworker on a weekend off. Walk into the original Williams venue and you can watch the grain-to-glass alchemy happen, a treat for anyone who believes a spirit should earn its stripes.

• Top-notch food with elevated pub-style classics.
• Inviting atmosphere with casual, laid-back vibe.

The Grand Canyon Brewing + Distillery

Kingman, Arizona

• Wide selection of beer varieties
• Excellent pumpkin Porter brew

SanTan Gardens - Brewery & Distillery Tours

Chandler, Arizona

SanTan Gardens in Chandler is the granddaddy of Arizona’s booze-making scene – the state’s biggest mash-up of brewery and distillery, where the only thing louder than the kettles is the bragging about sustainability. Their shiny Mash Filter Press shaves a whopping 40 % off the water bill, a feat that would make any eco-fan drool, and the whole operation is run like a well-oiled laboratory of liquid alchemy. The guided tour snakes through ten stations, letting you watch grain get roasted, mashed, fermented and finally coaxed into barrels, with generous pours at every stage – from gritty grain-wash samples to the finished caramello-kissed whiskey and bourbon that would make even a pretentious connoisseur grin.

• Unique spirits like caramello whiskey and bourbon.
• Generous samples of beer wash and cocktails.

Arizona Distilling Co.

Mesa, Arizona

• Speakeasy-style entrance with hidden gem vibe.
• Classy, intimate ambiance with distillery backdrop.

Flying Leap Vineyards & Distillery (Winery Estate - Elgin, AZ)

Elgin, Arizona

Flying Leap in Elgin, Arizona, isn’t just another dusty desert winery; it’s a vertically integrated operation where vines and stills share the same space. It marries old-school winemaking with state-of-the-art distillation, producing wines that could make a sommelier weep and spirits that would give a gin-maker a migraine. Grapes travel a straight line from row to barrel to still, guaranteeing pure, unadulterated flavour at every stage.

• Unique spirits made from grapes.
• Twice-distilled vodka with exceptional flavor.

OHSO Brewery + Distillery

Phoenix, Arizona

OHSO Brewery + Distillery in Phoenix turns the notion that craft beer must be pretentious on its head. With award-winning lagers, gin that refuses to be pretentiously aromatic and whisky that looks like it came from a real master’s hand rather than a chemical experiment, the place is already a showstopper. The patio is a playground for cornhole and darts, while the on-site Test Kitchen lets you don the mad-scientist hat – pick a recipe and watch it appear on the menu. Tours aren’t a posh, velvet-lined experience; they’re a no-frills walk into the heart of the stills, showing the magic in real time. Inside you find cosy seats, vegan-friendly cheeses, pet-friendly zones, and a menu that considers celiac, keto, and vegetarian diners. Happy-hour bargains keep the crowd buzzing. It proves that a spirit can be made brightly without trappings.

• Offers indoor and outdoor seating options
• Unique vegan cheese options on menu

Desert Diamond Distillery

Kingman, Arizona

• Unique agave rum and corn whisky offerings.
• Expert-led tastings with educational insights.

Outlaw Distillery

Tempe, Arizona

• Educational tours with hands-on distillery insights.
• Passionate staff with exceptional customer care.

Desert Rock Winery & Distillery

Scottsdale, Arizona

Desert Rock Winery & Distillery in Scottsdale delivers a cocktail of Arizona swagger and serious craft. Their tasting room feels less like a shrine and more like a secret, where bold, elegant wines sit shoulder-to-shoulder with hand-crafted spirits that would make a whisky purist weep. The on-site distillation line churns out an impressive roster of rums and whiskeys, each balanced with notes of vanilla, caramel and butterscotch, proving decadence can be disciplined.

• - Variety of rum and whiskey options.
• - Flavorful liquor options like vanilla, caramel.

One Handsome Bastard Distillery

Scottsdale, Arizona

• Creative craft cocktails made with house spirits.
• On-site vodka production comparable to Tito’s.

Wild Hare Distillery, (Reservations Rqrd)

Tempe, Arizona

Wild Hare Distillery in Tempe, Arizona, is a reservation-only operation that churns out spirits with the sort of obsessive attention normally reserved for Swiss watches. Their flagship ranges, the award-winning DROVE and WHD lines, are pure 100 % Blue Weber agave – no cheap sugars, no synthetic flavours, just the plant in its unadulterated glory. The result is a clean, vegetal punch that makes other agave spirits look like watered-down soda.

• Expertly crafted 100% Blue Weber Agave spirits.
• Personalized touches in customer interactions.

Elgin Winery and Distillery

Elgin, Arizona

• Extensive selection of spirits including rum, bourbon, brandy.
• Expertise in distilling, particularly with whiskeys.

Redwall Distillery

Sedona, Arizona

Redwall Distillery in Sedona defies the usual desert-wine-and-cactus cliché by turning red-rock grit into liquid gold. Their award-winning small-batch Bourbon draws on the region’s oddball terroir – high-altitude sun, mineral-rich water and a dust that apparently likes to flirt with barley. The grain-to-glass ritual is anything but lazy: each batch is measured, mashed and fermented with a precision that would make a Swiss watchmaker blush, then patiently aged until the spirit finally decides it’s worth drinking. Beyond the bourbon, there’s a surprisingly elegant vodka and an American Single Malt that carries the dry-heat signature of Arizona without ever sounding like a campfire in a glass.

• Fire pit ambiance with stunning night views.
• Excellent whiskey selection and flights available.

Carefree Spirits Distillery

Cave Creek, Arizona

Carefree Spirits Distillery in Cave Creek, Arizona takes the whole idea of artisanal booze seriously, and not in the pretentious, Instagram-ready way. They fuse time-honoured methods with a willingness to experiment, turning plain grain and spring water into vodkas that whisper of purity and bourbons that roar with oak-kissed depth. Every drop is the result of natural ingredients and a relentless pursuit of smoothness, a fact underscored by the rack of awards lining the tasting-room walls.

• Creative, handcrafted cocktails with unique flavor twists.
• Friendly, attentive, and passionate bartenders and staff.

260 Brewery & Distillery

Heber-Overgaard, Arizona

• Moonshine flights offer great variety and value.
• Moonshine-infused ice cream is a unique treat.

Copper Still Distillery

Lake Havasu City, Arizona

Lake Havasu City, Arizona, is home to Copper Still Distillery, a place where the old-fashioned notion of moonshine gets a university degree in creativity. Their team of unabashedly proud artisans churn out tiny batches of whiskey, rum, vodka and genuine moonshine, each bottle wearing a badge of originality – think Jalapeño vodka that bites harder than a desert rattlesnake, and Dutch Apple Pie whiskey that could convince you that nostalgia is drinkable.

• - Smooth, burn-free whiskey, moonshine, vodka, rum.
• - Custom Bloody Mary mix by bartenders.

Grand Canyon Distillery Spirits & Coffee House

Williams, Arizona

Grand Canyon Distillery in Williams, Arizona, is what you get when the Old West upgrades its bar. They’ve taken the raw, sun-baked landscape and shoved it into stills, producing whiskies flavored with cinnamon and prickly pear as if the desert had a sweet tooth. The main house sports a roaring fireplace and hand-carved tables – not for show, but because a good drink deserves a proper throne. Outposts in Flagstaff and Kingman act as mad-science labs, churning experimental batches that would make a pioneer grin.

• Unique flavored moonshine varieties available.
• Handcrafted cocktails made with their spirits.

Elgin Distillery

Elgin, Arizona

Elgin Distillery on Arizona's dusty plains claims the title of the state's first winery, distillery and brewery — an impressive trifecta if you can believe it. For more than thirty years, the same lads have been turning local produce into award-winning wines, whiskies, gins, rums and bourbons with a smug sense of pride that borders on self-importance. Their secret? A peculiar ‘MAGIC WATER’ that allegedly makes the spirit sing. And let’s not forget their crown jewel, the rum that once scooped the World’s Best Rum title, proof that you can make greatness in the middle of a desert. The operation prides itself on locally sourced ingredients and handcrafted batches, even offering a ridiculous small-batch vodka that smells suspiciously like apple pie — an odd but oddly delightful indulgence. On site you’ll find peacocks strolling, providing a feather-dusted backdrop to the whole affair.

• Locally sourced ingredients used in craft spirits
• Handcrafted offerings made by skilled distillers

Granite Mountain Distillery

Prescott, Arizona

Prescott’s Granite Mountain Distillery is where the unforgiving Arizona landscape meets a surprisingly delicate hand. Here, locally sourced agaves, mesquite honey and desert herbs are coaxed into award-winning whiskies, gins and rums that actually taste like the place they come from, not like some pretentious cocktail-lab experiment. The place oozes rustic charm without trying too hard; live music drifts from a modest stage, and the staff — more enthusiastic than a pack of bulldogs at a steak-fueled barbecue — guide you through each bottle like an over-eager tour guide who actually knows his stuff.

• Live music and entertainment options available.
• House-made cocktails and unique drink offerings.

Vektor Vodka

Scottsdale, Arizona

Vektor Vodka, shipped from Scottsdale to your bar, is a burst of Ukrainian swagger in a crystal bottle. It is born of ancient Cossack journals, seven-time distilled from winter wheat and pure artesian spring water – a process so obsessive it makes most craft spirits look like school science projects. The result is a liquid so smooth it glides over the palate like a silk tie on an idiot, with a whisper of vanilla that hints at effort behind it.

• Crystal-etched bottle evokes luxury and tradition.
• Smooth, clean finish with a hint of vanilla.

Canyon Diablo Distillery

Flagstaff, Arizona

Canyon Diablo Distillery, perched above Flagstaff’s desert, extracts the boldness of the high desert and stuffs it into every bottle. The tasting room feels less like a polished showroom and more like locals’ smug club, where master distillers swap tall tales while the aroma of pine-scented spirits drifts through the room. Here altitude isn’t a gimmick; it forces the mash to work harder, giving the whisky a clarity and the gin an unexpected vigor.

• Unique gin aged in whiskey barrels.
• Exceptional single malt whisky available.

Tombstone Distillery

Tombstone, Arizona

• Small-batch whiskey with smooth, rich finish.
• Historic location in Tombstone adds unique charm.

Old Bisbee Distillery

Bisbee, Arizona

In the sun-baked, altitude-thin streets of Bisbee, Arizona, a modest operation is turning gin into something that looks like a glacier and tastes like the desert’s cheeky twin. Their small-batch spirit is built on juniper that has literally been raised at 5,000 feet, then coaxed through a slow-brew vapor infusion alongside coriander, cardamom and a whisper of floral sweetness. The result is a striking “glacial blue” liquid that doesn’t need a splash of fancy marketing to prove its pedigree – it simply walks in, shoulders back, and announces its presence. Every bottle is hand-filled, a tiny rebellion against the mass-produced nonsense that floods the shelves.

• Creative craft cocktails.
• Charming on-site lodging.

Old Pueblo Distilling Company

Tucson, Arizona