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Explore Detroits historic brewing and distilling heritage
Discover the journey from grain to glass
Learn about traditional distilling methods and techniques
Explore whiskey aging inside the historic rick house
Detroit Whiskey Factory Tour
Detroit offers visitors a glimpse into its brewing and distilling heritage through this one and a half hour behind the scenes tour and tasting. Held at the historic Whiskey Factory on Maple Street, the experience explores a site connected to the citys long brewing tradition. Guests learn how the location evolved from a historic brewery site into a modern craft distilling destination.
The tour takes participants through the art and science of distilling, following the journey from grain to glass. Guides explain the production process while sharing stories about the buildings past and Detroits brewing history. The historic connection to Goebel Brewing Company and Stroh’s Ice Cream adds another layer to the experience.
Guests also have the opportunity to explore whiskey as it develops in the rick house and learn about the aging process. The tasting experience introduces a range of spirits, with selections that can include vodka, gin, brandy, and whiskey. The combination of history, production knowledge, and tasting creates an engaging experience for spirit enthusiasts.
The experience is designed for adults aged 21 and above and lasts approximately one and a half hours. Located near Gratiot Avenue between downtown Detroit and Eastern Market, the Whiskey Factory offers a distinctive setting for discovering the citys industrial and distilling heritage. Guests can expect a relaxed educational experience focused on spirits, history, and craftsmanship.
Detroit Whiskey Factory Tour
Detroit offers visitors a glimpse into its brewing and distilling heritage through this one and a half hour behind the scenes tour and tasting. Held at the historic Whiskey Factory on Maple Street, the experience explores a site connected to the citys long brewing tradition. Guests learn how the location evolved from a historic brewery site into a modern craft distilling destination.
The tour takes participants through the art and science of distilling, following the journey from grain to glass. Guides explain the production process while sharing stories about the buildings past and Detroits brewing history. The historic connection to Goebel Brewing Company and Stroh’s Ice Cream adds another layer to the experience.
Guests also have the opportunity to explore whiskey as it develops in the rick house and learn about the aging process. The tasting experience introduces a range of spirits, with selections that can include vodka, gin, brandy, and whiskey. The combination of history, production knowledge, and tasting creates an engaging experience for spirit enthusiasts.
The experience is designed for adults aged 21 and above and lasts approximately one and a half hours. Located near Gratiot Avenue between downtown Detroit and Eastern Market, the Whiskey Factory offers a distinctive setting for discovering the citys industrial and distilling heritage. Guests can expect a relaxed educational experience focused on spirits, history, and craftsmanship.
- One and half hour tour
- Guided distillery experience
- Spirit tastings
- Personal expenses
- Gratuities
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Activity Provider: Detroit City Distillery