What breweries are also doing craft spirits?

Ballast Point

 

McMennimens in the NW.

 

Dogfish does spirits though I don't think they are available further than about 50 miles from where they are distilled in DE. I think their gin is pretty awesome. They call it Jin for some reason

 

Corsair in Nashville

 

Haven't been there yet but In'finiti in Portland, ME fits the category.

 

Infiniti- fermentation and distillation. Portland me

 

Rogue

 

I've seen a spirit from Armand of Drie Fonteinen. Anyone try that?

 

Hitachino does a hop liquer with coriander.

http://bunitedint.com/media/resources/sales_sheets/Kiuchi_No_Shizuku.pdf

 

Southern Tier, but I don't know if it's public yet, they told us on the last tour in October that they were developing it.

 

Sort of the opposite really. Corsair is a distiller first and foremost (Based out of Bowling Green, KY and Nashville, TN) But they are experimenting in using hop mash- for example their Citra IPA Whiskey is incredible- everyone should check it out if you're able to find a bottle. Very unique- you can reallllly taste the citra- my buddies have even been soaking white oak spirals with it to age their homebrews with. ---Also nice handle- GO GATORS!!!

 

Agree about being the opposite just adding one to the list that do both

 

I hear tell their spirits are the thing to have & the craft beer not so much. I've seen the Big Chuck barley wine in stores.

 

Ballast Point has a special Distillery tour you can go on that culminates in a tasting session inside of a sweet, wood-paneled room dedicated to sampling their spirits.

http://www.ballastpoint.com/tours/

 

Mother Earth Brewing in Kinston, NC.

 

Breckenridge Brewery also has a distillery. My brother in law is a big fan of their whiskey.

 

These guys should talk.http://www.motherearthbrewco.com/about-us

 

I believe they have and came to some sort of agreement a few years back. I remember seeing an article about it, but don't remember the details.