Mad River Distillers

Name: Mad River Distillers
Address: 89 Mad River Green, Waitsfield, Vermont, 05673, United States
Telephone: +1 802-496-6973

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Place Category: DistilleriesPlace Tags: Bourbon Brandy Rum Whiskey

Mad River Distillers is a craft producer of small batch rum, whiskies and apple brandy, all of which are distilled and bottled by hand in Warren, VT.

Author: Caroline Porsiel

Caroline Porsiel is a master distiller and liqueurist based in East Ellijay, Georgia. She founded House of Applejay, a fine spirits and liqueur distillery, in 2022 with her mother, Sabine, crafting award-winning products like Applejay from Ellijay, Mt. Frozen Knob Vodka, and Winter Cherry Mountain Liqueur. The distillery won a 2024 Best of Georgia Award and a 2025 Double Gold Medal at the San Francisco World Spirits Competition for its Winter Cherry Mountain Liqueur. As a founding member of the AMBRU Campaign, launched in 2020, Porsiel advocates for the global recognition of American Brandy and Rum. She continues to drive innovation in the craft spirits industry from her active distillery in the heart of Georgia’s apple country.

Address: 89 Mad River Green
Waitsfield
Vermont
05673
United States

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Book your visit online at least 24 hrs in advance for best availability. Tours and tastings are $10 per person and last approximately 45 minutes, including samples of our award-winning spirits. We distill on weekends, and our distiller most likely cannot accommodate same day tour requests on Saturday, Sunday and holidays.

Modified: September 10, 2017