Copperworks Distilling Company

Loved the ambiance of this place. Very laid back and casual. The service was great. We ordered the bourbon flight and the gin flight. My favorite gin was the plum gin. Everything else wasn't my speed BUT this is still a great place to try if you're in the area.

My boyfriend and I love Copperworks Distilling! We first came here for a tour of their facilities and a spirits tasting. They're very generous with their portions, and the guides are super knowledgeable about all things distilling!One of my favorite experiences in Seattle though was their whiskey blending workshop. I bought my boyfriend and me tickets as his birthday gift, and while it's a little on the pricier side, I think it was definitely worth it. It was a three hour experience where we started with a tasting of four different casks. We had unlimited chances to refill as we went, as the intention was to ultimately combine and blend them into a custom bottle! We were able to blend, pour, and label our own bottles to take home, and it was a super fun and unique experience. They even provided some food and snacks near the end. Would definitely recommend for any other whiskey lovers out there!

$15 dollars will get you an amazing taste of three whiskeys. Each whiskey comes from a bottle worth $60-$100+ dollars. The water dropper allows to "open" up the flavors. The vibe here is super chill and friendly despite offering high quality and top shelf whisky. Not pretentious at all. If you're in the Emerald city and find this spot open, do it!! Taste the delicious flavors. Be careful, it's high octane and addictive.

We wandered in sort of by accident. We saw their sandwich board sign for tastings and tours and decided "what the heck! Let's see what this is all about!"We were not disappoint. We enjoyed their whiskey tasting, and got a great lesson on the distillary process. Our service was so friendly and accommodating. We felt like we were the only and most important people in Copperworks that day! It's definitely worth a drop in and a purchase!

Copperworks was a pleasant unexpected surprise. Our visit to a distillery in the center of the tourist area was the highlight of a whiskey intensive day. The facility is unique with a unique charm of the location and the customization of an urban space to a liqour producing distillery. The tour was interesting and the guide fabulous. We all enjoyed the tasting, the additional samples and took a couple of bottles home to extend the joy over time.

Cute place right across the street from the aquarium. Service was great. It was nice to learn about how they make their products. My fave was their vodka. Check them out!

Such a cute little tasting room- where you are able to sit down, taste test different flavors of Gin, Whiskey and they have 1 Vodka. We decided to taste the Vodka it was very smooth and tasteful. Sad we missed the distillery tour- they have a 2pm and a 4pm tour on Saturdays and we walked in at 4:15pm. The staff was really knowledgeable and really nice and helpful. Overall it was a fun little experience. Highly recommended if you're in the area !

My husband and I came for a tour on our copper anniversary (7 years). The tour was amazing! Addison took the time to thoroughly answer all the questions and all the staff were very lovely to chat with. We are now big fans of Copperworks and bought 4 bottles to take home!

So I will admit, I am not a huge whiskey drinker, but it was a rainy Seattle Sunday afternoon and my husband and I had time to kill before catching a flight. He thoroughly enjoys whiskey so I thought that we could come here to do a tasting. He enjoyed his flight of four different whiskey while I branched out and decided to try their flight that contained their vodka, two gins, and one whiskey. I thoroughly enjoy vodka, but I do not enjoy gin unless it is in a cocktail - so this was not the most pleasurable experience for me. I thought that their vodka and the whiskey were quite tasty, but it's a hard pass on their gin for me. They do offer tours, but like I said, we were just there to try their product. The tasting room itself is small but cozy. And the service was nothing other than friendly and engaging.

Very much enjoyed this place. Went to the location by waterfront piers. Did two tastings (gin and core). Gin: The standard gin was fair. Seemed to be more london dry in style. Smooth but by self was not something would drink straight (gin is my drink choice and I do enjoy sipping straight). The barrel aged gin was fantastic. Highly recommend this gin for those who tend to prefer whiskey or aged brandy as it encapsures the vanilla and caramel components from the barrel and really played well with their gin. The tonic barrel aged gin was crisp on the palate but had a lingering burn on the tongue and a bit more bitter after taste. The plum gin was a beautiful color and had a nice natural sweetness from the plums resting in their gin. Abv just under 30% on this one. Would be great mixer for home cocktail. Whiskey: quite tasty. This was a five grain whiskey on the flight. They have several other whiskeys though didn't sample. Vodka: A tremendous vodka. Very smooth with a softness to it which would mix well or be easy shot. It went down dangerously easy. Had a body to it, almost a soft vanilla character. I really enjoyed this spirit and would say this may have been my favorite of the lineup (which am normally not much of a vodka person). This is far far better than Grey goose, Titos, belvedere, so on and so forth.