Step over the threshold of the Bradford House Museum and into imagined life in late 18 th century America – the scurry of servants, the conversations of David Bradford and his clients in the parlor, the hushed chatter of ladies examining a bolt of crimson silk. Docents dressed in 18 th century clothing entertain and inform as they detail the structure itself, from its thick stone walls, original mahogany banister, and twelve-foot ceilings to its antique Chippendale and Hepplewhite furnishings.
It is the doings of the Whiskey Rebellion (a grassroots challenge to the newly-formed federal government), though, that provides the mystique. Did David Bradford and his colleagues really examine stolen mail at the dining room table? What brought the young United States to the brink of civil war between East and West? Why was the tax on whiskey such a flashpoint? Think on these things as you stroll through our new Whiskey Rebellion Education and Visitor Center.

What’s Included
– Tour

3 hours • Admission Ticket Free

Come in and check out our upstairs Whiskey Bar!!! The Downstairs Pub at the Golden Eagle Inn offers a warm and intimate locale for visitors and locals alike to enjoy each other, imbibe in their libation of choice and enjoy delicious high end pub fare.

What’s Included
– Whiskey Flight Voucher
– 25% Off An Overnight Stay

2 hours • Admission Ticket Free

SIZE MATTERS.
We’re not afraid to admit that our stills are small.

It might take us a little longer to make each batch, but small stills put your spirits up against more copper.

More copper means a smoother finish and less aftertaste.

What’s Included
– Cocktail Voucher

2 hours • Admission Ticket Free

For years, the grain that wasn’t consumed was preserved in the form of distilled spirits. It was safer to drink than contaminated water and improved the spirits of friends and neighbors. Through the imposition of an excise tax on whiskey, the grain farmers used their whiskey to barter for goods. Whiskey-making provided their best chance to survive, which is why farmers secretly met and vowed to stick together and not pay the tax. These farmers called themselves the Mingo Creek Society and planted Liberty Poles throughout the county where years later, they are preserved as a story of their defiance. Today, the Liberty Pole is displayed on the label of each whiskey bottle we create, distilled in the famous Mingo Creek Meetinghouse, symbolizing the loving appreciation for a craft that once again brings livelihood to a proud community.

What’s Included
– Tasting Flight Voucher

2 hours • Admission Ticket Free

Distillery offering a line of raw cane rums and craft cocktails in Pittsburgh’s historic Strip District.

What’s Included
– Spirit Flight Voucher

2 hours • Admission Ticket Free

RESPECT THE PAST. DRINK TO THE FUTURE.
This is no ordinary distillery because the future is no ordinary place, but one of adventure and exploration.
At Quantum Spirits, we are harnessing the potential of science and technology to reinvent the way spirits are made.

What’s Included
– Tasting Flight Voucher

2 hours • Admission Ticket Free

Moonshine and whiskey manufacturer and tasting room.

What’s Included
– Spirit Flight Voucher

2 hours • Admission Ticket Free

Take in the heritage and discover the impact of Western Pennsylvania farmers on modern American Whiskey in our educational distillery. This stop on the American Whiskey Trail will engage your senses as we show you the process from seed to sip! Step onto the grounds and into the past, as you’re surrounded by 20 historic buildings set on over 30 of the original acres Abraham Overholt, his wife Maria, and their 8 children owned and managed.

Visit this intact pre-civil war village located in the beautiful Laurel Highlands. On our docent-led tours, you will see and learn about the original structures dating to 1803 and listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

What’s Included
– General Admission
– $5 Off Purchase Of $25

2 hours • Admission Ticket Free

Woodville Plantation, the John and Presley Neville house, is Southwestern Pennsylvania’s principal link to the late 18th century, interpreting the time period of 1780-1825 and documenting the lives of the three families that resided there, the Nevilles (1775-1815), the Cowans (1815-1835), and the Wrenshalls (1835-1975).

What’s Included
– General Admission

2 hours • Admission Ticket Free