Watershed Distillery
Watershed Distillery[edit | edit source]
Watershed Distillery is a renowned distillery located in Columbus, Ohio. It was established in 2010 by Greg Lehman and Dave Rigo. The distillery is known for its production of various spirits, including gin, vodka, bourbon, and apple brandy.
History[edit | edit source]
Greg Lehman and Dave Rigo founded Watershed Distillery in 2010. The founders were inspired by their passion for quality spirits and the idea of creating a local product that would contribute to the revitalization of Ohio's economy. The distillery was one of the first to open in Ohio since Prohibition.
Products[edit | edit source]
Watershed Distillery produces a variety of spirits. Their product line includes:
- Watershed Bourbon: Aged for a minimum of four years, this bourbon is known for its unique flavor profile.
- Watershed Vodka: Made from corn and apples, this vodka is distilled four times for a smooth finish.
- Watershed Gin: This gin is distilled with a blend of botanicals, including juniper, citrus peels, and spices.
- Watershed Apple Brandy: Made from Ohio apples, this brandy is aged in bourbon barrels for a unique flavor.
Distillery Tours[edit | edit source]
Watershed Distillery offers tours to the public. During the tour, visitors can learn about the distillation process, the history of the distillery, and the different spirits produced. The tour also includes a tasting of Watershed's products.
Awards and Recognition[edit | edit source]
Watershed Distillery has received numerous awards and recognition for its spirits. Some of these include:
- San Francisco World Spirits Competition: Watershed Bourbon was awarded a gold medal in 2016.
- American Craft Spirits Association: Watershed Gin received a silver medal in 2017.
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