SCW Distillery Tours

We don't need to convince you to come to Colorado. If you're here, you know why. If you've been, you're coming back. If you haven't, it's surely an intended destination.  While you're here we'd love to show you our home - where the magic happens. 

About the Tour

Tours last approximately 30-45 minutes and include an overview of the company, a guided stroll through our production brew house, still house and rack house. You'll take a jaunt onto the bottling room floor and most importantly, a you'll get a taste of Colorado's most precious gold, Stranahan's Colorado Whiskey. All guests are required to have a valid ID with proof of age, so please don't leave it at home! No ID means no whiskey and that's just sad.

We ask that you arrive 10-15 minutes prior to the start of the tour. The tour entrance is through our neighbors, the Rackhouse Pub, on the South side of SCW Distillery. Once you have arrived at the Pub, sign in at the front counter. All distillery tours begin in the Rackhouse Pub entry way. If you have not arrived and checked in by the stated tour start time, your spot(s) may be given away to those on a waiting list.

What To Expect

In the winter, temperatures can be chilly in the distillery so it is recommended that you dress accordingly. In the summer, it gets as hot as Hades in the rackhouse, so be prepared. Children are permitted on tours however we ask that all kids stay within arm's reach of parents at all times.

Reserve Your Spot!

Reservations are HIGHLY recommended - especially on Fridays and Saturdays. There is a maximum number of 30 spots per tour time. The only way to guarantee a tour spot is to make an online reservation. Space permitting, tour spots can be reserved online up to two weeks in advance on a first-come, first-serve basis.

Online tour reservations close one hour prior to the departure of the tour. If any spots remain on that tour, they are then considered "walk-in" only. The walk-in spots can be reserved only in-person at the distillery and are again on a first-come, first-serve basis. Many tours fill up ahead of time and in many cases walk-in spots are not available on the day of the tour. Reservations are HIGHLY recommended.