Distilleries in Saskatchewan

Black Fox Farm and Distillery

Saskatoon, Saskatchewan

Black Fox Farm and Distillery sits on a sprawling Saskatchewan prairie like a proper gentleman’s manor, only with more grain and far fewer tweed jackets. Owners John Cote and Barb Stefanyshyn-Cote actually grow a lot of the botanicals and barley they use, so the gin and whisky you sip come stamped with the same soil that raised the wheat. It isn’t just a marketing gimmick – the variable climate and rich earth seep into every batch, delivering spirits that taste like the place they were birthed, not some pretentious “heritage” blend from a London basement.

• Beautifully gated long driveway
• Gin and whiskey are top notch

Lucky Bastard Distillers

Saskatoon, Saskatchewan

Lucky Bastard Distillers burst onto Saskatoon’s scene as the city’s first post-prohibition distillery, and they’ve done it with the swagger of three mates who decided booze was a business. Their range stretches from crisp vodkas to botanically cheeky gins and a slew of liqueurs that could make a saint raise a glass, proving they’re not afraid to flirt with the absurd while still delivering quality.

• Distillery offers free tours of facility and equipment
• On-site store and bar available for shopping and events

Last Mountain Distillery

Lumsden, Saskatchewan

If you find yourself in Saskatchewan, near the town of Lumsden, where the biggest thrill is spotting a polar bear, there's a distillery that might just keep you awake – Last Mountain Distillery. It's not some run-of-the-mill whisky joint; it's a family-run operation that has turned a simple grain field into something a little more exciting.

• Unique cocktails featuring fresh ingredients
• Patio area with space inside for rainy days

Stumbletown Distilling / City Limits Brewing

Saskatoon, Saskatchewan

Stumbletown Distilling in Saskatoon refuses to be a boring bottle-shop; it’s a laboratory of audacious flavours where local farms meet mad scientist enthusiasm. Their small-batch ethos isn’t a marketing gimmick but a genuine obsession with provenance, turning prairie wheat and crisp water into liquid curiosities like a Jalapeño Vodka that bites back and a Distiller’s Blend Whisky that whispers of oak, peat and a touch of prairie wind. On-site gin and whiskey are churned with the same meticulous care, proving that Saskatchewan can produce spirits as bold as any Old World label.

• Distillery offers mixology classes with customizable options
• Accommodates non-drinkers with mocktail alternatives

Silver's Local Liquor Store Saskatoon

Saskatoon, Saskatchewan

• Phenomenal collection of Saskatchewan-made beers and spirits
• Curated selection of local wines and craft beers

Smooth 42 Craft Distillery

Brownlee, Saskatchewan

• Unique butterscotch flavor in their rum
• Smooth and natural tasting spirits

Honey Pot Distillery

Caron, Saskatchewan

Honey Pot Distillery in Caron, Saskatchewan, is an unlikely beast of a place that turns raw, unfiltered honey straight from its own hives into a vodka so smooth you’d think it was distilled in the lap of luxury rather than a small farm on the prairies. Their “Whikie” is a bold experiment – a whisky-like spirit that lets you taste the character of barrel aging without the smug three-year wait. The distillery pairs these liquid gems with a smokehouse-inspired menu, marrying flavours with the kind of environmental respect that turns eco-hip into environmental proof. The folks running it are family-owned, and they take their craft seriously, treating the distillery like a second home rather than a showroom of pretentious marketing.

• Unique small-batch vodka recipes
• Excellent food options with variety of unique items

Sperling Silver YQR Distillery

Regina, Saskatchewan

Regina, Saskatchewan, is home to YQR – a distillery where four generations of the Sperling family have perfected a silver-filtered, three-step distillation that makes every bottle feel like a personal apology from the founders.

• Personalized service from knowledgeable staff
• Friendly store environment

Radouga Distilleries Inc.

Blaine Lake, Saskatchewan

Since popping up in 2014, Radouga Distilleries has turned Blaine Lake, Saskatchewan, into a tiny laboratory for liquid ambition. Their flagship “Smooth Like No Other” vodka is as silk-smooth as a well-tuned engine, but without the pretentious buzzwords, and the flavored variants — spiced, provincial, even a cheeky apple-pie infusion — prove they aren’t afraid to experiment. Every bottle is a miniature work of art, the kind of design that makes you stare a moment longer before you actually pour a drink.

• Smooth vodka with unique flavor profiles offered
• Stunning bottle designs that stand out

Baldur's Whisky

Lumsden, Saskatchewan

Baldur's Whisky in Lumsden, Saskatchewan, is the kind of place that makes you wonder if the Canadian wilderness has a secret cocktail bar behind a pine forest. These folks treat whisky-making like an extreme sport, swapping pretension for raw ambition and a stubborn devotion to the finest grains. Every bottle is a badge of honour for those who prefer their adventure with a dram rather than a map.

• Baldur's offers uniquely complex flavors
• Release 002 is particularly enjoyable

Phantom Light Distillery

Prince Albert, Saskatchewan

In Prince Albert, Saskatchewan, Phantom Light Distillery has taken the humble spirit of vodka and turned it into a masterpiece that almost feels smug — if you can call flawless smoothness smug. Their award-winning vodka isn’t just “smooth”; it glides over the palate with the elegance of a well-tailored suit, completely devoid of that bitter aftertaste that pretenders love to parade around. The whole operation exudes a restrained sophistication, from copper stills that whisper rather than shout to a bottling line that treats each drop like a rare gemstone. It’s the sort of drink that makes you wonder whether the distillers have been secretly training in the art of perfection.

• Smoothest vodka available with no bitter taste
• Incredibly smooth vodka with great quality

Luby Bower Distillery

Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan

Born from the stubborn resolve of a family whose grandparents fled the rain-soaked isles of England and Ireland, Luby Bower Distillery in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, refuses to be a tourist gimmick. Its name honours two indomitable women — Agnes Luby and Gladys Bower — whose legacy is poured into every copper-kissed drop. The distillery runs a Canadian-made Revival Still Works apparatus, a gleaming beast that extracts the finest flavours from locally-grown grains and botanicals, while the city’s prohibition folklore drips into the spirit like an unapologetic after-glow.

• Luby Bower offers high-quality local spirits
• Phenomenal gin is a major highlight

Whitetail Distillery

Saskatoon, Saskatchewan

Whitetail Distillery, perched in the sprawling plain of Saskatoon, delivers what most of us call pure Canadian grit in liquid form. The folks there have a simple creed: source everything locally, distil it with a no-nonsense attitude, and bottle the result before the prairie wind steals it away. Their vodka is so smooth it could lull a bull moose, while the rye whisky carries the grain-laden aroma of the province’s far-flung farms like a proud badge.

• Smooth Whitetail vodka and rye are notable products
• Whitetail whiskey is a great distillery offering

Northern Lights Distillery

Martensville, Saskatchewan

Up in Martensville, Saskatchewan, Northern Lights Distillery churns Sirin Vodka with confidence that would make a brass band blush. They steal pure, interglacial Canadian water from ancient aquifers and marry it to premium grains, producing a spirit that looks like glass and tastes like a velvet glove on a steel hinge. The result is clarity that’s almost criminal and a velvety finish that slides down as smoothly as a well-oiled gearbox.

• Smooth finish in every vodka taste
• High-quality spirits are consistently produced

Bandits Distilling

Weyburn, Saskatchewan

Bandits Distilling in Weyburn, Saskatchewan, captures a bold whisky rebellion. They churn out moonshine, vodka and gin from locally-grown grain, distilled in copper pot stills and left unfiltered for authenticity. Their moonshine, called “Pecan Pie,” drips with rich, velvety flavour, while the vodka – dubbed Northern Lights – is so crisp it could double as a lake-miracle. The flagship gin, Red Coat, marries juniper, citrus zest and prairie lilac in a no-nerd homage that feels like a rebellious poet’s love letter. Rooted in a century of farming heritage, the distillery also produces oddities such as coffee paralyzers for the bold.

• Offers unique flavors like coffee paralyzers
• Variety of mixology suggestions provided by staff

Backroads Spirits Co.

Wakaw, Saskatchewan

Backroads Spirits Co. is a family-run micro-distillery out in Wakaw, Saskatchewan, where the only traffic jam consists of a few dusty gravel lanes. They blend reverence for old-school methods with cutting-edge equipment, a marriage that yields a surprisingly refined spirit portfolio. Their flagship, Alibi Vodka, has racked up awards and is as smooth as a silk tie on a Sunday sermon — no pretentious nonsense, just pure, clean finish.

• Alibi Vodka is exceptionally smooth
• Distillery produces high-quality vodka products

Smoking Gun Distillery

Lajord, Saskatchewan

Smoking Gun Distillery sits in the flatlands of Lajord, Saskatchewan, and refuses to pretend it’s a boutique boutique. They churn out small-batch, high-proof spirits using only the hearts of the mash, run through a Double Thumper still that looks like a brass beast from a Victorian laboratory. The result is a line of premium vodkas, rums and liqueurs that shout natural ingredients and unapologetic flavour, with each batch measured for consistency rather than hype.

• Smoky rum has a hint of caramel flavor
• Flavored vodkas use real fruit ingredients

Outlaw Trail Spirits Distillery

Regina, Saskatchewan

Outlaw Trail Spirits, set up in Regina, Saskatchewan, doesn't bother with the usual whisky-tourist fluff. They mash, ferment and distil with a devotion to quality, churning out whiskey, rum, vodka and a line of house-made liqueurs that actually taste like something, not just sugar and colour. The team leans on copper stills and ingredients you could read on a label: grain, cane, botanicals – no mystery additives pretending to be exotic.

• Unique cocktail recipes are available
• Delicious liquers are made in-house

Dobrowody Distilleries

Rama, Saskatchewan

Dobrowody Distillery in Rama, Saskatchewan is the only place that turns the flat, wind-swept prairies into something that actually tastes like a job well done. They claim tradition meets terroir, but let’s face it – the real magic is in their purest Rocky-Mountain water and family-recipe mash that outgrows the “small-batch” hype. No gimmicks, no super-flavourings, just vodka that could pass for a standing ovation in a glass.

• Distilled from purest water in Rocky Mountains.
• Award-winning vodka with exceptional taste.

lōk(ə)l Spirits

Lumsden, Saskatchewan

Last Mountain Distillery, smack-dab in Lumsden, Saskatchewan, refuses to be another dusty purveyor of spirit-mimicry. Their mission is as clear as their water: churn out genuine, small-batch spirits that taste like the land they come from, while giving a generous slice of the takings to local charities. Think of the vodka as pure grain-filtered liquid – they use a platinum-grade filter that’s probably worth its weight in gold – and the gin, well, it’s bright enough to make you wonder why any of this exists other than to satisfy the palate. They even have seasonal vodkas with watermelon and coconut, because who doesn't want to taste fruit in a spirit? At 14.2% ABV the root-beer schnapps is a proper floater, not the cheap novelty it could be.

• Distillery uses high-quality, small-batch ingredients.
• Leaking bottle caps are a common issue.

So So Beverage Co

Asquith, Saskatchewan

SoSo Beverage Co, out of Asquith, Saskatchewan, takes vodka making seriously enough to make a Scotsman blush, yet it does so with a grin. Their “Bigfoot” vodka is distilled from unpretentious grain, filtered to a clarity that would make a mountain lake jealous, and bottled with the kind of cheeky confidence that says, “We know we’re good, but we won’t brag about it.” Available in everything from a pocket-sized 375 ml mini to a generous 1.75 L jug, the brand currently sells only by the case, complete with free delivery that feels like a tiny rebellion against the retail status quo. They’ve hinted that single-bottle orders are on the horizon, so you’ll soon be able to indulge without committing to a warehouse.

• Unique vodka offerings
• Well-run business operations