A new law allowing alcohol sales by the glass at Iowa distilleries makes this a better time than ever to check out the Hawkeye State’s craft distillers.
Iowa’s craft distillers
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Cedar Ridge’s Reserve Bourbon gushes into bottles before being labeled and boxed. (Randall Weissman/Chicago Tribune )
A new law allowing alcohol sales by the glass at Iowa distilleries makes this a better time than ever to check out the Hawkeye State’s craft distillers.
At Iowa Distilling Co., general manager Adam Cox, left, and owner Kyle Doyle focus on making liquors that satisfy taste buds, as well as their sense of state pride. (Randall Weissman/Chicago Tribune )
Iowa Distilling Co. recently renovated its Cumming facility, allowing patrons to take a seat in front of windows overlooking the production process. (Iowa Distilling Co./Chicago Tribune )
Grain-to-glass is the philosophy at Mississippi River Distilling Co., where even the custom-made stills are manufactured locally. (Randall Weissman/Chicago Tribune )
Owner John Broadbent shows off the spectrum of Broadbent Distillery’s products, ranging from bourbon to limoncello. (Randall Weissman/Chicago Tribune )