History

Boardroom Spirits is a sustainable, family-owned distillery based in Lansdale, Pennsylvania. They combine European distilling traditions with American ingenuity and believe that the highest quality is achieved through precision distillation and the use of real ingredients without artificial flavors or additives. The motto is 'Real. Simple. Good.'

Production and Manufacturing

Production occurs through precision distillation. Their stills have built-in automation and sensors, which provide clean and consistent spirits and balance aroma and flavor. They operate sustainably with an environmental focus and use solar energy, with 96 solar panels powering part of the operation, and ongoing improvements in efficiency.

Whisky Range

Fire Bear Cinnamon Whiskey

A blended whiskey with genuine Ceylon cinnamon and a touch of sweetness. The bold, warm cinnamon flavor comes through clearly in a shot or in a Hot Toddy.

Rye

Rye with 95% rye in the mash bill gives a dry and spicy whiskey with notes of pear and bakery spices.

Bourbon

A flavorful blend of different bourbon barrels, aged in new charred American oak. A high rye mash bill contributes to a pleasant spiciness in the sweet and mild character.

Visits and Experiences

Boardroom Spirits offers a self-serve Cocktail and Bottle Shop with hours Wednesday–Saturday, where guests can purchase products. Public cocktail workshops and tastings are also offered in their 2,400 square-foot industrial-chic space and in the tasting room. Events are tailored for both corporate and private gatherings.

Philosophy and Sustainability

Real. Simple. Good. Boardroom Spirits describes itself as a modern distillery that combines European distilling traditions with American ingenuity and uses real ingredients without artificial additives. There is a focus on sustainability – they use 96 solar panels for partial energy supply and ongoing improvements in efficiency. Donations follow a fixed donation policy: focus areas are the environment and the welfare and empowerment of veterans and first responders; a registered 501(c)3; one donation per 12 months; donation applications via a donations form; all applications must be at least 6 weeks in advance; and for events in Pennsylvania where alcohol is served, the organization must have the proper license from the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board. Donations are final and cannot be exchanged.