Laws Whiskey House

I was in Denver for a wedding celebration and missed my flight on Friday night due to an accident involving Joe Biden’s motorcade. I made sure to get on the first flight on Saturday morning so that I’d be at Laws in time for the tour. Exhausted as I was, my friends and I arrived on time for our tour and were not disappointed. Joelle was a great tour guide, answering all of our many questions along the way. Her presentation was fun, informative and engaging. We were all glad to have taken the time for it. The facility is immaculate and clearly very organized. At the end of the tour, we tasted what is some of the finest whiskey I have ever tried. As others have mentioned, the tour costs $ 10, but the fee can be used toward the purchase of bourbon or items in the gift shop. I picked up a couple of shot glasses and a bottle of bourbon.
If you like bourbon and are in Denver, make the time for it. AD Laws bourbon is new to the market, but I expect that it will be around for a long time and will only get better.

I went this weekend and had an excellent time. Having grown up in Kentucky and done my fair share of distillery tours and tastings, I wasn’t really sure I needed another lecture on bourbon — but, wow, this was so worth it. Sheri gave me an amazing chalk talk about how bourbon is made and then a quick tour of the distillery. It’s never made sense or been as interesting on my other tours. In fact, there is no need to take another tour ever — it would just be annoying and not as good! Highly, highly recommend for anyone who likes bourbon, science, or just wants to learn how stuff gets made. The Four Grain Whiskey is totally delicious, too! I love this place.

A very cool place with people dedicated to the art of making fine Whiskey and Bourbon. I had the pleasure of going to the Whiskey House and doing a tour on our way through Denver, I ended up buying three bottles to take home — would have bought more but couldn’t take anymore across the border back to Canada! Their Rye Whiskey is one of the best spirits I’ve ever had.

After experiencing the Bourbon trail, I was stoked to check out local distilleries here in Colorado.
Pros: This is a really cool tour being able to see up close and personal open fermentation. The tour was very small (only me and my friend), and it is $ 10 to go on the tour.
Cons: Reason for my low score… there was a lot of smack talked about other distilleries in Colorado (specifically Breckenridge and Stranahan’s)…for me this makes me question the quality of the product at Law’s…if you stand behind your product then there’s no need to talk about others, right? I mean, do we really think we are going to run out of whiskey drinkers in the world anytime soon??? LOL.
I’ve done the Breckenridge, Stranahan’s and Leopold Bros tours (highly recommend all 3) — and none of these establishments feel the need to crap on other local competitors. After the tour, I was curious and did further research — Laws and Stranahan’s paths cross, I was surprised to learn that Jake (head distiller) learned how to distill… at Stranahan’s.
In short: Keep it classy Laws. If your product is that good, stand behind your product and stop crapping on others. Ain’t nobody got time for that!

This place definitely flies under the radar. I am not a whiskey person but I could appreciate a good distillery. Apparently, it was made for one person to run but since they’ve been expanding that has changed. The whiskey, regardless, hasn’t lost it’s quality and they are close to being more consistent from one batch to another. We had a very informative tour that explained everything and I even had a drink there. They have a decent space to either sit inside or out. It’s off the beaten path but worth checking out if you are into quality whiskey (this comes from friends who are connoisseurs).

This is artisanship at it’s finest. Had the pleasure of touring Laws on an «open house» weekend. I had already been introduced to and «wowed» by their whiskeys months ago, but the tour really sold it for me! Each staff member that we interacted with knew their stuff frontwards and backwards. They know the story of Laws, they know each step and they are proud and informed about the product. It made it a really fun place to hang.
But…let’s get down to it! A.D. Law put a lot of front work into making his whiskey and it shows. My previous experience was with batch 2, which was delicious, but so sharp and spicy that it almost hurt me — I for once wanted to add water to my whiskey! But during the tour I got to sample their most recent batch, batch 4, and it was STELLAR! So smooth and just spicy enough. After talking with a couple employees they mentioned that they had worked to tone down the spicy-​ness since batch 2 and I found that very impressive. I love that this new little whiskey company knows exactly what they want their tasting notes to be and is working to perfect it.
I would say definitely find their whiskey somewhere and definitely go take a tour someday!

Great people with a great product. I was very impressed by the quality and services I will definitely return, and tell all my friends about this.

We had an enjoyable and informative tour of the facility. Laws is making some really great Colorado whiskey and it was fun checking out their operation. The tour is $ 10, but they give you that in credit if you want to purchase an Whiskey or items in their gift shop.