Acre Distilling Co.

Highly recommend visiting here for a tour and tasting of the distillery. The tour was reasonably priced and you will learn a few things about spirits if you're a novice like me. There was an accident on the highway so we were late. Rod, who was leading the tour, actually waited for us. So we appreciate that. He gave us grace and was understanding about it. I was happy to know that we would be tasting other spirits such as vodka and gin not just whiskeys. I was surprised that I had a few favorites. Due to TX's law, we couldn't buy the bottles on Sunday so they gave us a 25% discount card to come back.After the tour, we went to the bar and ordered a couple of drinks. Their expresso martini and Moscow Mule might be some of the best I've had. We will be back later this month so I look forward to returning to get a bottle of Miss Addie's.

Acre is wonderfully location place for a drink while visiting with friends or before an event. Conveniently located near the central station if you want to take public transport, and they have a small lot for customers. Its super close to the convention center and close enough to Bass Hall warrant a visit for a before show drink. Again being a fan of using public transport to avoid possible traffic or parking fees, taking the TRE or TEXrail a bit early to be able to stop for a drink while waiting for it to be a little closer to show time to walk over there! Staff was outstanding during our groups visit. Drinks are top notch and food like their charcuterie board was decent if you need a small snack with your drinks. For sure keep them in mind when in this area!

We held our monthly book club at Acre Distilling...and it is rockin'! This month our gathering was at Acre Distilling where we had some whisky, appetizers, pizza, and great discussions about our monthly novel "The Silent Patient".Acre D has great service, drinks, and food. The environment is clean and inviting, somewhat rustic.The environment is comfortable. They have different tours of their distillery. Covered parking is available...and certain spots are for EV only. They sell their bottled spirits, but never on Sundays.

Liquor tasting at its finest. A great group activity. Make sure that you purchase your favorites to take home after the tasting because it's not sold in the local stores. My favorites were Ms Addys Vodka, the Orangeciello & the Lemonciello.Not only is this a place for tastings, you can also order cocktails & bar bites.

A friend suggested we check this place out for a girls night out, hence how I ended up here. I've been to a lot of tastings however I will say that this was by far one of the best I've been to. First you want to go to their website and RSVP. You aren't required to pay until you arrive but it gives them an idea of how many people to expect. I arrived literally 2 minutes before the tasting was to begin and we were called into a large room where the magic happens. Roderick, our host for the evening, was charismatic, provided stories, history of the area and how the distillery came to be, how they make their products and very informative. There were 14 bottles and we got to choose which one we wanted between the two being offered each round. My friend and I decided we each would get one and share so we were able to try everything that was being offered which was great because a few that I thought I would like I didn't and a few I didn't think I would like, I loved! We were given pens and paper to take notes about the products - mine read "dangerous", "smooth", "not my favorite", "would be great in a mimosa" so I could remember what I liked and disliked about each one. Some that surprised me: the tea, the Java, the orangecello and I also really enjoyed the liquid pancake. You also get a discount on the large bottles because you took the tour. I have friends & family visiting later in the year and I'm already planning on coming back. Seriously worth the visit!

If I could give a 4 and a 1/2, that would be my rating. And if you're going specifically for the tasting and the tour, I would give them a 5 and a 1/2. The only reason I am giving a 4 is because I got there about 30 minutes early to get some food before my tasting because I didn't want to drink on an empty stomach. Unfortunately, I was told because there was a tour in front of me and they had ordered food that I would have to wait 15 to 20 minutes before I could get food. Even if I got a charcuterie board that doesn't have to be cooked. That was disappointing, but let me get back to the awesomeness. The tasting tour was amazing, and our tour guide Roderick not only educated us on how the liquors are made, but he also educated us about Fort Worth and the history, which made the tour even more special. I have been to distilleries before, but this was one of the best I've ever had. I appreciate the variety of liquors that they make and sell and I also appreciate that you can buy small bottles for $8 to $12 or you can buy a full size bottle and I heard that their cocktails are amazing. They also have plenty of seating, which is nice if you have a big group. Oh, they also have their own parking lot, which is nice too. Will I go back? Yes, I will definitely go back, but it will probably be when they are done with the tours for the day, (7pm is the last tour), because I heard the food is good as well. I just don't know because I didn't get to taste it.

Coffee and mixed drinks? Yes please! There was an event happening while I was here, so it was a little loud, but still a great experience. The bartenders helped me decide on a drink and chatted for a bit. I enjoyed it.

We did a tour here and really enjoyed it. The owner did the tour himself and we learned so much, not only about Acre and the distilling process but also about the history of Fort Worth and the location where the distillery is. They have a large variety of spirits including some award-winning ones. We stuck around after the tour and had a few cocktails from their bar. All cocktails were great. Looking forward to coming back here. Great place to bring out of town guests.

Arcs Distilling Co. Is a good spot to grab a drink when getting on or off the train or bus at Central Station. They had good drinks and decent seating to be able to visit before we needed to move on to our next destination nearby. Staff was helpful with directions to places nearby as well. They seemed to have a good spot if you need to have an area for a group which is nice with how close it is to Sundance.

I had no idea this distillery was across the street from the University of Texas at Arlington, Fort Worth location. I've discovered so many bars and distilleries that are 7-10mins from my home. So glad I got to experience great customer service during my visit. I enjoyed the lavender lemon drop beverage, food, and relaxing atmosphere. I discussed $20 tour and tasting with Roderick. I will return for a tour and tasting session when it gets cooler outside.