Treecraft Distillery — Attraction in San Francisco

Amazing experience. Must visit spot in SF. I'm not a big fan of hard liquor, but I was trying to expand my palate and find things do around SF. I saw this place popup on an AD and bookmarked for the next visit. One weekend morning when I decided to get some brunch at Mersea, I remembered about this place. It was right around the corner from the Mersea and I figured I would stop by and check it out. It was a small unassuming place by the road with a few chairs and tasting table setup outside. The place looked cute and cozy. I tried their various gin, bourbon, and whiskey along with the explanations. The server was busy with other tasks, but he was very attentive throughout the tasting, checking often and letting me try everything. My absolute favorite was the chocolate bourbon. It sounded terrible at first, but the product is amazing. It's not at all sweet and not too overwhelmingly chocolaty. Just a little hint of Dandelion chocolate goes so well with the bourbon. It's so smooth and fragrant that you can drink it straight. I brought a bottle as a gift to my family overseas and it was such a big hit. I wish I had bought more. It's such a uniquely SF and non-commercialized experience. I would definitely recommend visiting the distillery and buying a few bottles of the...

We had one of the most unique tasting experiences here. Gordon is very nice and truly give you a one on one experience as well as allows you to take your time to enjoy each liquor. The cute little snack and water offer a perfect palate cleanser. The cocktails are all unique and allow you to real enjoy the each ingredient. This isn't a place to get a rum and coke, this is an experiential destination. The only reason it is not 5 stars in it being out on Treasure Island, we arrived easily but trying to walk around there is so much construction that we couldn't really walk around easily. But if you have a car definitely make...

I really hate gin and never thought I would change my mind about it. This hibiscus lavender caught my attention 3 months ago, when I went for a fundraiser in SF and I kept looking for it. I loat the business card of the owners and finally I remember the name of the distillery. I opened a bar now and looking forward to carry this itfine alcohol and introduce it to our Redwood City residents . This gin tastes very good and I hope I ll get to visit the...