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The Flealess Hound Pub
8380 Gallagher Lake Frontage Rd, Oliver, BC V0H 1T2, Canada
Ye Old Welcome Inn
8380 Gallagher Lake Frontage Rd, Oliver, BC V0H 1T2, Canada
District Wine Village
100 Enterprise Wy, Oliver, BC V0H 1T2, Canada
Ward's Wine Country Kitchen
100 Enterprise Wy #101, Oliver, BC V0H 1T0, Canada
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38888 97th St, Oliver, BC V0H 1T0, Canada
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The Dubh Glas Distillery Ltd.

8486 Gallagher Lake, Frontage Road, Oliver, BC V0H 1T2, Canada
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Nearby restaurants of The Dubh Glas Distillery Ltd.

The Flealess Hound Pub

Ye Old Welcome Inn

District Wine Village

Ward's Wine Country Kitchen

The Flealess Hound Pub

The Flealess Hound Pub

4.4

(235)

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Ye Old Welcome Inn

Ye Old Welcome Inn

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(150)

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Reviews of The Dubh Glas Distillery Ltd.

4.9
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5.0
1y

A Hidden Gem in the Okanagan

Ah, Dubh Glas Distillery, where the name itself is an adventure - "Dubh Glas," translating to "from the dark water."

It's not just a name; it's a promise of something mystical, and boy, do they deliver. The water, sourced from an underground aquifer, isn't just water; it's like nature's own elixir, untouched by the chaos above ground.

Let's talk about Grant Stevely, the artisan distiller with a legacy as rich as his spirits.

This man doesn't just make spirits; he crafts them with the precision of a watchmaker and the passion of a poet.

You can practically taste the family history in every drop.

Our visit was nothing short of magical, thanks to my personal Schafer's tour of Oliver, which led us to this local treasure.

The atmosphere at Dubh Glas?

Welcoming, like walking into a friend's home where the friend happens to be a former adventurer from Sunshine Village, bringing a touch of mountain magic to every pour.

We sampled gins and whiskeys, each with its own story.

The Noteworthy Gin was like a botanical symphony, each note clear and vibrant, telling tales of the Okanagan's flora.

And the whiskey? It wasn't just a drink; it was a narrative, smooth charcoal toned and deep, echoing the journey of the dark water it's born from.

But here's where Dubh Glas truly shines - education.

They don't just want you to drink; they want you to understand, to appreciate the craft. Every step, from grain to glass, is an open book, inviting you to delve into the world of spirits.

In conclusion, if you're ever in the Okanagan Valley, skip the usual tourist traps and head to Dubh Glas. You'll leave not just with a bottle, but with a story, a taste of passion, and maybe even a newfound respect for the art of distillation.

5 out of 5 Dark Waters, thanks, with a special shoutout to the friendly dog and the welcoming spirit...

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5.0
6y

I had the pleasure of stopping in on Saturday to taste the new Gin and Whiskey. The experience was great, the owner was present and explained the process and more so his passion for the product. It shows the dedication and time he has invested to make a good product. One person who was there asked why there is only a few products. He simply smiled and replied i want to make this the best in the business and not rush into making generic Gin. He was right.!! I really enjoyed the unique taste. This gin is very good, and the taste lingers in your mouth after you drink it. Most Gins taste good but once swallowed there is nothing but a bitter flavor left in your mouth. I must admit I was so impressed, i purchased one bottle for myself and one for a friend who drinks Gin on a regular basis. The owner personally signed the bottles and provided a long lasting memory and experience. I will definitely be buying more. Ben...

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5.0
3y

This is the BEST Gin and Whiskey in the world, I’d you ask us! We’ve been purchasing for years. I always buy extra bottles to give as gifts to those who’ve never tried it, and I always create another customer for Stevely, as a result. We live in the Idaho, so I long for the day we can get it down there. We are in BC often though, so we can keep our shelves stocked. The customer service and attentiveness when you’re at the distillery is unmatched. He personally signs every bottle, even when we purchase cases! It’s clear that this is his passion and it shows! Best whiskey around too, but it goes quick because it’s small batches! We will continue to support this...

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Tom ZychowskiTom Zychowski
A Hidden Gem in the Okanagan Ah, Dubh Glas Distillery, where the name itself is an adventure - "Dubh Glas," translating to "from the dark water." It's not just a name; it's a promise of something mystical, and boy, do they deliver. The water, sourced from an underground aquifer, isn't just water; it's like nature's own elixir, untouched by the chaos above ground. Let's talk about Grant Stevely, the artisan distiller with a legacy as rich as his spirits. This man doesn't just make spirits; he crafts them with the precision of a watchmaker and the passion of a poet. You can practically taste the family history in every drop. Our visit was nothing short of magical, thanks to my personal Schafer's tour of Oliver, which led us to this local treasure. The atmosphere at Dubh Glas? Welcoming, like walking into a friend's home where the friend happens to be a former adventurer from Sunshine Village, bringing a touch of mountain magic to every pour. We sampled gins and whiskeys, each with its own story. The Noteworthy Gin was like a botanical symphony, each note clear and vibrant, telling tales of the Okanagan's flora. And the whiskey? It wasn't just a drink; it was a narrative, smooth charcoal toned and deep, echoing the journey of the dark water it's born from. But here's where Dubh Glas truly shines - education. They don't just want you to drink; they want you to understand, to appreciate the craft. Every step, from grain to glass, is an open book, inviting you to delve into the world of spirits. In conclusion, if you're ever in the Okanagan Valley, skip the usual tourist traps and head to Dubh Glas. You'll leave not just with a bottle, but with a story, a taste of passion, and maybe even a newfound respect for the art of distillation. 5 out of 5 Dark Waters, thanks, with a special shoutout to the friendly dog and the welcoming spirit of the owner.
Jennifer BaileyJennifer Bailey
This is the BEST Gin and Whiskey in the world, I’d you ask us! We’ve been purchasing for years. I always buy extra bottles to give as gifts to those who’ve never tried it, and I always create another customer for Stevely, as a result. We live in the Idaho, so I long for the day we can get it down there. We are in BC often though, so we can keep our shelves stocked. The customer service and attentiveness when you’re at the distillery is unmatched. He personally signs every bottle, even when we purchase cases! It’s clear that this is his passion and it shows! Best whiskey around too, but it goes quick because it’s small batches! We will continue to support this distillery, always!
Sarah Naomi SommerSarah Naomi Sommer
Just finished a tasting here, and it did NOT disappoint. Totally underrated and worth the 30 minute drive from Osoyoos. The gins were excellent, with fantastic citrus botanicals. The “secret” liqueur was also a hit- it tasted like fall in a glass. The tasting staff and Distiller (owner) sold us some gin that was personally autographed :) friendly service, including hospitality from the Distillery dog named Juniper. I will be recommending this place to all my friends from now on.
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A Hidden Gem in the Okanagan Ah, Dubh Glas Distillery, where the name itself is an adventure - "Dubh Glas," translating to "from the dark water." It's not just a name; it's a promise of something mystical, and boy, do they deliver. The water, sourced from an underground aquifer, isn't just water; it's like nature's own elixir, untouched by the chaos above ground. Let's talk about Grant Stevely, the artisan distiller with a legacy as rich as his spirits. This man doesn't just make spirits; he crafts them with the precision of a watchmaker and the passion of a poet. You can practically taste the family history in every drop. Our visit was nothing short of magical, thanks to my personal Schafer's tour of Oliver, which led us to this local treasure. The atmosphere at Dubh Glas? Welcoming, like walking into a friend's home where the friend happens to be a former adventurer from Sunshine Village, bringing a touch of mountain magic to every pour. We sampled gins and whiskeys, each with its own story. The Noteworthy Gin was like a botanical symphony, each note clear and vibrant, telling tales of the Okanagan's flora. And the whiskey? It wasn't just a drink; it was a narrative, smooth charcoal toned and deep, echoing the journey of the dark water it's born from. But here's where Dubh Glas truly shines - education. They don't just want you to drink; they want you to understand, to appreciate the craft. Every step, from grain to glass, is an open book, inviting you to delve into the world of spirits. In conclusion, if you're ever in the Okanagan Valley, skip the usual tourist traps and head to Dubh Glas. You'll leave not just with a bottle, but with a story, a taste of passion, and maybe even a newfound respect for the art of distillation. 5 out of 5 Dark Waters, thanks, with a special shoutout to the friendly dog and the welcoming spirit of the owner.
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This is the BEST Gin and Whiskey in the world, I’d you ask us! We’ve been purchasing for years. I always buy extra bottles to give as gifts to those who’ve never tried it, and I always create another customer for Stevely, as a result. We live in the Idaho, so I long for the day we can get it down there. We are in BC often though, so we can keep our shelves stocked. The customer service and attentiveness when you’re at the distillery is unmatched. He personally signs every bottle, even when we purchase cases! It’s clear that this is his passion and it shows! Best whiskey around too, but it goes quick because it’s small batches! We will continue to support this distillery, always!
Jennifer Bailey

Jennifer Bailey

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Just finished a tasting here, and it did NOT disappoint. Totally underrated and worth the 30 minute drive from Osoyoos. The gins were excellent, with fantastic citrus botanicals. The “secret” liqueur was also a hit- it tasted like fall in a glass. The tasting staff and Distiller (owner) sold us some gin that was personally autographed :) friendly service, including hospitality from the Distillery dog named Juniper. I will be recommending this place to all my friends from now on.
Sarah Naomi Sommer

Sarah Naomi Sommer

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