Fine Appalachian Craft Spirits
Fine Distilled Spirits
It’s a family tradition.
With American family roots dating back to 1630, we have a long tradition of distilling in our blood.
The Bullock Distillery was organized in 2017 by Dusta Tanner, John Bullock and Tighe Bullock when the trio remodeled the historic building at 121 Washington Street, West, Charleston, West Virginia.
Dusta and the Tanner family have a long history of making moonshine in Roane County, West Virginia.
The Bullock family has produced spirits in Robeson County, North Carolina since before the American Revolution.
Both families are proud of their distilling traditions.
Learn More About Our Family Distillery Roots
Our Special Ingredient?
Water.
Where does The Bullock Distillery draw its water from?
Bullock’s Cave, Falling Spring Mountain, Greenbrier County, West Virginia!
Falling Spring Mountain is truly a geologic phenomena, acting as a buffer zone for the hydrologic gradient of the Karst water system of the Greenbrier Valley. Our system in Greenbrier Valley drains deep groundwater from the base of Droop Mountain and Falling Spring Mountain.
Unlike other distilleries, The Bullock Distillery does not use reverse osmosis or carbon filtration to treat our water.
Why? Because our limestone water lacks the heavy elements present in the water of most distilleries. And it strips the natural sweet flavors of pure Karst limestone water!
Bacteria and viruses are taken care of during the fermentation and distillation processes. This ensures that only the mountain’s natural limestone filtration system touches our water.
Arborfield Farm from the Air
Meet the Team
Meet the members of our amazing team. Learn more about their histories and what makes them love Bullock Distilling!
History is officially on the rocks. 🥃📚
We’re excited to team up with the Marshall University History Department for something brand new at The Bullock Distillery — History on the Rocks!
Think less classroom lecture and more hanging out over a drink while somebody who really knows their stuff tells you about a cool piece of history.
We’re kicking things off on September 30 with Dr. Ben Kletzer and Whistle Stops & West Virginia History 🚂 — a trip through the long, fascinating history of West Virginia’s railroads, followed by plenty of time for questions and conversation.
📅 September 30
⏰ 6:30–7:30 PM
📍 The Bullock Distillery
🎟️ FREE + open to the public
Cocktails and mocktails will be available for purchase — and naturally, Royce is working on something special behind the bar for the occasion. 👀
Where History Meets Happy Hour.
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🍂 SEPTEMBER COCKTAIL CLASS MENU DROP 🍂
This might be one of my favorite fall menus we’ve done.
Three cocktails, each inspired by a different little piece of fall in Appalachia.
🌙 Harvest Moon
Jupiter Gin, Ed’s Fig Syrup, fresh lemon, and sage.
Our moody little September cocktail. Fig brings a deep, jammy sweetness while gin, lemon, and sage keep it fresh and herbal. This one feels like golden hour getting earlier, the mountains just starting to change, old books, candles burning, and starting your annual comfort show rewatch.
🍎 Apple Butter Mule
White Dog Moonshine, apple butter, lemon, cinnamon, and ginger beer.
This is apple butter season in a mule mug. Bright, gingery, spiced, and just cozy enough. Think cool mornings, roadside farm stands, apple butter cooking all day, and driving with the windows cracked because it finally doesn’t feel like summer outside.
🥃 Salted Maple Old Fashioned
Karst Water Select Bourbon, maple, smoked salt, and cinnamon, served over one big rock in a smoked glass.
This is the one for when fall really starts to settle in. Rich bourbon, maple, cinnamon, salt, and smoke. Bonfires, flannels, mountain roads covered in leaves, and that first evening you walk outside and realize you actually need a jacket.
We’ll be making all three together on September 17. 🍁
📅 Thursday, September 17 at 6 PM
🎟️ $50 per person
🥃 Three cocktails + distillery tour + light hors d’oeuvres
Tickets: square.link/u/HxSi1Jku
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If you’re down at Pickle Palooza at Slack Plaza…. Stop by and see Royce & Dusta and try some of our yummy pickles!! 🥒 ...
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It’s another beautiful day at the Bullock Distillery. Come on in and see what’s in store. ✨
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We’re going to be having a dill-ightful time this weekend at Pickle Palooza. 😉
That’s right! The Bullock Distillery is making our own pickles for the pickle contest! Come down to Slack Plaza at City Center in downtown Charleston tomorrow, September 11th, for the Pickle Palooza hosted by Arts Amplified . The festival runs from 1-5 PM, is free to attend, and will be packed with activities for the whole family to enjoy. And of course there will be plenty of pickles to taste.
Check out the event page for more details on all the festivities and what local vendors will be giving out pickles: www.facebook.com/share/18ykyaVpgM/
We’ll see you there, Charleston! 🥒
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The Bullock Distillery is the best place in Charleston for a cocktail after work.
Not only do we have a stellar fall cocktail menu that just dropped, but Happy Hour starts at 5 PM every day. Those special fall cocktails are $2 off during Happy Hour along with all our normal cocktails, 2 oz pours, and flights. So grab your coworkers and head on down to the distillery after a long work day. You won’t regret it!
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