Bainbridge Organic Distillers

This place wa super cool! We actually came all the way to Bainbridge from Seattle just to come here! My fiancé was grabbing bourbon to get for his best man. But of course we ended up leaving with like four bottles LOL you can do tasting & they're dog friendly. Staff is super nice too. I'd definitely come back & I don't even drink whiskey.

I prefer distilleries over wineries so when I visited Bainbridge Island I made it a point to stop by some for a tasting. This place is a little bit far from the main parts of Bainbridge Island and takes a bit to get here. When I ordered an Uber I got the only operating one on the island at that time (yes, you read that right). If you are unable to get one you can also take the bus although they may come infrequently.They offer a tasting of four spirits for $5 and they separately have a tasting of the yama whiskey which is $15 for half an ounce. My four spirits were the legacy vodka, the doug fir gin, the battle point whiskey, and the barbados cask whiskey. The battle point whiskey is barrel aged to become the barbados whiskey. The barbados cask whiskey had caramel notes, the gin was very juniper forward, and the vodka wasn't harsh and actually not completely neutral. My favorite was the barbados whiskey, then the battle point, then followed by the gin and the vodka.Connor was amazing and really took the time to walk me through the different spirits and made sure that I had a great experience. This is a smaller distillery so he told me they can get more creative with the ingredients and the flavor profiles that they want to produce. This was a fun tasting and even if it's out of the way it is definitely a spot worth visiting if you're visiting Bainbridge Island!

We had 2 tastings at Bainbridge organic distillers on 09.25.2021. As a passionate gin drinker & a huge whiskey fan for a boyfriend we went because they had a good mix of both. Upon arrival we were slightly disappointed to see that they were only offering 5 out of the 10 spirits but we will be back to try the Islay cask whiskey when it's ready! The staff were friendly and very informative. We found the tastings very affordable at $5 a person. There is an option to add a tasting of their Yama Mizunara Japanese Oak Cask Whiskey for $15. While pricier, definitely worth it because it is the star of the show. We didn't enjoy the gin as much as we would've liked to but the whiskey was great! We loved the Yama so much so that we decided to purchase a bottle to add to our collection. This whiskey is the cherry on top reason why we're giving this distillery 5 stars!

I'm not big on spirits but they were so good we brought home with a couple bottles and a bottle of maple syrup!

I never had a reason to visit Bainbridge Island until a friend told me about a special whiskey aged in Japanese oak barrels. I was intrigued by the $500 price tag for a bottle. The ferry from Seattle was about 30 minutes and the distillery was 3 miles from the terminal. By law, each person is limited to 2oz tastings per day per distillery. That seems like a small amount, but after you've sample a few different spirits it's probably a good thing. The tastings are complimentary! Unfortunately we were not able to sample the Bainbridge Yama whiskey, which is the reason why we visited the distillery in the first place. We did end up buying some whiskey and vodka bottles that we sampled. If you want to try the Bainbridge Yama some bars in Seattle offer it. A drink can cost you between $25-$90 and even as high as $130! If you do the math it's better to buy the bottle straight from the source, but without being able to try it first is a gamble.There's a short tour you can take where you will learn about the distilling process and can see the equipment used.I recommend stopping by for a tasting if you ever find yourself on Bainbridge Island.

Small town magic distillery. They make vodka , gin and firewood whiskey. Loved their metal effects on their bottles. Very nice decor little distillery and the assistant was super nice and explained details very well. Some honey , tonic, chocolate and cocktail mixture option also available. You can do their liquor tasting as well. Very clean store and distillery.

A friend and I ended up here after a recommendation from a couple we encountered at the nearby Fletcher Bay Winery... and I'm so happy that we didn't miss out on this little gem of a distillery. We were greeted by a lovely server who also assisted us with a tasting of their various vodka, gin, and whiskey options. She answered our various questions with ease, and described each sample succinctly... really allowing us to then pick up on flavors and enjoy the nuances of each spirit. Oh, and did I mention the tasting is free? Because the tasting is free. Admittedly, I don't like to check luggage... but Bainbridge Organic Distillers doesn't ship to NY, and I couldn't pass up having a bottle of their Bainbridge Battle Point Organic Whiskey in my collection. I bought a bottle, secured it into my luggage (kept especially safe by being encased in a pair of ankle boots - then layers of clothes around it), and managed to get it home safely. Mmmm... deliciousness. I'll be savoring it, that's for sure. Overall? Incredibly welcoming place & very knowledgeable staff. Small distillery, but really wonderful spirits. Bought the whiskey (and a glass... and a tiny bottle of hot sauce), but probably should have purchased the gin too. Loved it.

Tucked away in an industrial park, Bainbridge Organic Distillers is a lovely spot to try something new, or a flight of new somethings!My pal and I each had the $5 flight: 5 tastes of any of the spirits BOD produces. If you want to taste their highly acclaimed and award winning Yama Mizunara, that is an additional charge. It's an exclusive bottle and absolutely worth it if that's your jam. We both chose the Whiskey Forty Saloon Small Batch bourbon as our favorite of the flight, although the Oakes DOUGLas Fir gin was mighty tasty as well. No surprise to this sweet toothed gal, the shot of their signature maple syrup was my favorite part of the trip! Perfection!A few tables outside, a few inside. If you have a large crew, you'll have to be snuggly. Tours are offered and look really interesting! I'll come back for that, a bottle of bourbon and some syrup!

Bainbridge Organic Distillers is a small distillery in a small town that is perfecting BIG things! There's only 3 tables in their tasting room and a few outside in a covered area with some heaters but folks were coming and going the entire time we were there! We each started with a tasting flight to get the lay of the land and so glad we did! Each and every tasting was dramatically different with their own taste and texture. Yes, to me, whiskey has texture!! Of course we just had to try the Yama even at $15 a tasting!! We were hooked immediately and completely understood and supported the cost, a bottle is now in our collection! The Vanilla Vodka is also a must have, it's so smooth and rich it can be sipped or mixed with just about anything! Had some with a splash of orange juice and it's the perfect creamsicle! They also offer cocktails so make sure you try one of those, I had the Bee's Knees and it was delicious.

I highly recommend the "Santa's Helper"... delicious and goes down very smoothly. Santa would be very jolly