Where to Get Your Hands on a Bottle of Whiskey Del Bac

Where to Get Your Hands on a Bottle of Whiskey Del Bac

Jun 9, 20141 min read

If you haven’t tried Hamilton Distillers‘ Whiskey del Bac yet, you’re missing out on history in the making. But you’ll have to wait just a little longer to own a bottle.

Run by Stephen and Amanda Paul, Hamilton Distillers is the first small-batch distillery in the Southwest. Lucky for us, their mesquite-smoked whiskey is superb. If you’ve tried their handmade spirits you’re probably wondering when the heck you can get your hands on your very own bottle. Here’s the update: Amanda and Stephen have just moved their operation to a huge new space where they’re prepping to have whiskey on the shelves of Rum Runner and Plaza Liquors by holiday season of 2014. Now you know what to gift yourself. But, while you’re waiting here’s the list of local bars and restaurants where you can order a glass (although you might want to double check with the establishment first):

  • 47 Scott
  • Agustin
  • Arizona Inn
  • Cafe Passe
  • Cartel Coffee Lounge
  • Casino Del Sol
  • Che’s Lounge
  • Delectables
  • Downtown Kitchen & Cocktails
  • Feast
  • Hotel Congress
  • Hub
  • Jax Kitchen
  • Jonathan’s Tucson Cork
  • JW Marriot Starr Pass
  • Kingfisher
  • La Posada at Park Centre
  • Loews Ventana Canyon Resort
  • Michelangelo’s
  • Monsoon Tap & Grill
  • Overland Trout
  • Pastiche
  • Flycatcher
  • Penca
  • Proper
  • Reilly
  • Sky Bar
  • Surly Wench
  • Pasco Kitchen
  • Wilko
  • Zona 78

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Nina Boutsikaris

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Nina is a Creative Nonfiction MFA candidate at the University of Arizona, a food writer and a recipe addict.

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