Dancing Goat Distillery

Finally got out to visit dancing goat for a distillery tour and it didn't disappoint. The building is very cool and the tour was fun, informative, and you get plenty of samples. After the tour you get to taste four of their bourbon and whiskey (think it rotates based on newer releases). After the tour you are able to sample up to 6 more spirits. Hoping to plan another visit to do their gin class!

Options are important, 4th time at this Distillery old fashioned offered on these times but each time there seems to be difficulty in something and this time no different. This time stopped in Saturday afternoon, asked for an old fashioned with their bourbon. Bartender said he couldn't make an original old fashioned but said they had a premade batch of Berans Brandy Apple Pie old fashioned. I told him I'd prefer a regular classic old fashioned, are you saying you can't make an old fashioned, and he said that's right it would too difficult to make individual old fashioned for everyone. I said, are you kidding me? He said that's right can't make you an old fashioned, I said unbelievable. There are plenty of other area Distilleries that top this place.

Seriously guys, if you like great whiskey, this place is the place to be! But more importantly, the PEOPLE that work there are AMAZING! Sean, Corbin, and Nick Maas were legit the most cynosure part of my whole experience visiting the distillary today. All the staff was so humble, so knowledgeable, and so excited for their craft that I legit had a sublime time talking to each and every one of them. I have been there twice before and this was the first time they opened the "back of the house" and it blew all my previous experiences out the water. I will be back purely for the staff, because I know that if they are as passionate as they showed me today, the whiskey will be the best thing on the market EVERY. TIME.Thank you so much for your hospitality and jubilant mindset for the product you put out to the public. I, for one, am happy to have you so close to me, when you could be easily competing with the big names in whiskey row.

@yelpwisconsin hosted a Yelp Elite event at @dancinggoatdistillery. I walked in and was greeted immediately by name and was welcomed with a delicious charcuterie cups provided by @trickyfoods. I walked over to the bar and had a couple of welcome passion fruit and gin cocktails from @dancinggoatdistillery. The lovely staff at @dancinggoatdistillery split us into groups and I learned how to make a proper Wisconsin Old Fashion. I also went on a tour where I was able to fill the barrel, close the barrel and sign my name. I have a barrel with my name on it! I will definitely be back for the gin class next month.

Stopped in the Dancing Goat distillery on a weekend road trip. I thought they had a full bar but today it was just free sampling, that's ok but don't plan on spending a long time there. We had three samplings. Apple pie was good and I swear I could taste the pie crust! The cow pie was delicious, put it in coffee or on it's own on ice or over ice cream! Go there! Now nextdoor to the winery.

What a fantastic distillery! They offer a free selection of samples to try their products. What really made our experience though was the fantastic service by Matt in the tasting room. Will be returning! :)

Patrick, bartender and event coordinator, was incredibly passionate about drinks. Loved learning about cocktails from him. Really cool to see a local distillery thrive! Can't wait to try the gin creation experience!

It was a little hard to find the first time out, but it's worth the time to find it!Beautiful building, stellar craft drinks and a stunning landscape.Can't wait to see what other creations they continue to find and distill!

Fun distillery to stop in. Will be bringing our friends w us the next time. The bartender was very friendly and very knowledgeable. Shared the story behind Dancing goat. Love the ambiance

The building was beautiful and would be great for a special event, if you can get a liquor license. As it is right now, all they can do is pour three samples per person. They do not serve mixed drinks. Outside there are a few picnic tables, but they seem pointless since you cannot buy drinks or food there. When they need to sell due to this poor business model, they should sell to Cambridge Winery, amongst whose vineyard they are located. The ambiance would be far preferable to a concrete box on a highway.I gave one star for a great building and one for their 6 year whiskey.