Brooke P.
9/10/2022
If you love mountain views, a good history lesson, and a delicious bevy, let Mayberry Spirits be your first stop along your Pilot Mountain tour. Their cocktails were abundant and there was a...
Mayberry Spirits
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461 N South St
Mount Airy, NC 27030
Step into history and taste tradition at Mayberry Distillery, the first legal distillery in Mount Airy since Prohibition! Our handcrafted sorghum whiskey, distilled in small batches, is the essence of Southern craftsmanship. Ready for an adventure? Join us for a fun-filled whiskey tasting that’s sure to lift your spirits—literally! For just $10 per person, you can savor our signature flavors with tastings starting every hour from 12 PM to 4 PM on Fridays and Saturdays. And guess what? People under 21 are welcome, making it a family-friendly outing. Book your spot on our website to secure your taste of Mayberry! And, don’t miss out on our one-of-a-kind gift shop, where you’ll find treasures crafted right here in North Carolina. Whether it’s hand-rolled cigars, whiskey-infused coffee, or exquisite stained glass artwork, you’re bound to find something special. Come for the whiskey, stay for the experience, and leave with a piece of Mayberry in your heart—and your hands. See you soon!
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5.040 reviews
Mikaela B.
9/3/2022
We had the BEST time at Mayberry Spirits. This is probably the best distillery tour I've ever done. Our tour guide, Kate, was everything you'd want in a guide! She was extremely knowledgeable,...
Anthony G.
6/11/2022
This is a must stop if you are visiting the area. We were lucky enough to have Terri as our guide. What a wonderful person. The education she shared on their approach could only be topped...
April H.
1/30/2022
Looking for something fun and unique to do in the area? This is THE spot! Added bonus is if it's cold outside Mayberry Spirits will warm you right up. Easy to find with easy parking and that is...
Tony R.
1/20/2020
We arrived just after a tour started and rushed over to join them before we had a chance to look around. The tour itself was pleasant and educational. Learned they don't use corn but sorghum to...
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