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A Dream Distilled

“Set back far from the entrance, at the end of a meandering road, the compound overlooks a lake on the new 18th hole of the golf course, with a sweeping view of downtown Fort Worth at the back. The Ranch House, the main visitors building, is all dark wood and stone, with a wraparound patio and a large, new event space—called The Oak Room, with a capacity of around 400 standing and 180 seated—that has a manor fireplace and custom-made steel ornamentation.”

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Texas Distillery Has Stroke of Genius and Opens Golf Course

“Whiskey Ranch is a 112-acre plot that houses the aforementioned golf course as well as a huge “open-timbered” visitors center.”

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Distillery Dreams

“Calling it Whiskey Ranch summons a laid-back Texas spirit the friends embrace, one illustrated easily when you pull through the property gates and head up a winding drive to the assemblage of buildings that constitutes the new distillery.”

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We are Proud to Unveil

Our New Distillery

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Whiskey Ranch Opens Tomorrow

See the Tour Now

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Opening In 2 Days

It’s Like Nothing

You've Ever Seen Before

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Whiskey Ranch Opens

In Just 3 More Days

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In 4 Days, Come See

The Largest Still

West of the Mississippi

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In 5 Days

Welcome

to Whiskey Ranch

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See Whiskey Ranch

Come to Life

In 6 Days

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In 7 Days

A Local Landmark

Returns to Fort Worth

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The Road to

Whiskey Ranch

Ends in 8 Days

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In 9 Days

Something Big

Is Coming to Texas

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Largest Distillery West of the Mississippi Set to Open This Fall on Historic Golf Course

“The brand, which was founded in 2010, is planning to open ‘the largest whiskey distillery West of the Mississippi’ in Fort Worth – on a legendary old golf course no less.”

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Can local distillery be the catalyst for redevelopment?

“We’re trying to create an environment that will satisfy those senses. People will be able to come in, see the mash, actually fermenting,” he says. “It’s amazing to see because it looks like it’s boiling, but it’s just all the yeast activity that makes the mash bubble.””

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