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A narrow hallway in a distillery lined with large, wooden barrels stacked on either side. The barrels are marked with Close-up of multiple Belmont Farm Vodka bottles in a row. The bottles are clear with silver caps, and the label reads An older man with a broad smile, wearing a cowboy hat, plaid shirt, and suspenders, stands in front of a large, rustic distillery pot still labeled A wooden building with a porch and chairs sits under a large orange and white sign that reads Four bottles of Virginia Lightning corn whiskey are being processed on a distillery production line, moving past metal and mechanical equipment. The bottles are clear with beige caps and labels featuring a corn stalk and the product name.Rows of wooden barrels are stacked in a distillery. The barrels, labeled with A mason jar labeled Two men are standing side by side, smiling. The older man on the left wears a cowboy hat, plaid shirt, and bandana. The younger man on the right wears a cap, sweatshirt, and overalls. They appear to be in a workshop or distillery, with large tanks in the background.A close-up of industrial equipment in a distillery. The foreground features a large metal tank labeled

Belmont Farm Distillery

The operation at Belmont Farm Distillery is family owned and operated. It is with great pride that Chuck, Jeanette and the Miller family at Belmont Farm have chosen to preserve a national tradition of copper pot still fresh whiskey — “KOPPER KETTLE”. Belmont Farm was chosen as one of the Top 3 moonshine providers in the country and made the list of awesome places to visit in Virginia. It opens on Saturday April 2, 2016, including a “Meet and Greet” with Tim Smith from the Discovery Channel’s “Moonshiners”. Tours and Tastings will be held including some new products that were developed over the winter months. Weather permitting, there will be a blue grass band so folks should bring blankets or chairs and a picnic lunch. Until 30 years ago, whiskey for popular consumption, had been made in column stills, handling thousands of gallons per hour. Only at Belmont Farm Distillery is the whiskey produced in a genuine solid copper pot still. While others may be flooding the market, Belmont’s pot still whiskey is slow and handled with care, to preserve all of the aroma and taste of a fine fresh whiskey. The copper pot still is truly the secret of Belmont Farm’s whiskey. The operation at Belmont Farm Distillery is family owned and operated. It is with great pride that Chuck, Jeanette and the Miller family at Belmont Farm have chosen to preserve a national tradition of copper pot still fresh whiskey — “KOPPER KETTLE”. Belmont Farm was chosen as one of the Top 3 moonshine providers in the country and made the list of awesome places to visit in Virginia. It opens on Saturday April 2, 2016, including a “Meet and Greet” with Tim Smith from the Discovery Channel’s “Moonshiners”. Tours and Tastings will be held including some new products that were developed over the winter months. Weather permitting, there will be a blue grass band so folks should bring blankets or chairs and a picnic lunch. Until 30 years ago, whiskey for popular consumption, had been made in column stills, handling thousands of gallons per hour. Only at Belmont Farm Distillery is the whiskey produced in a genuine solid copper pot still. While others may be flooding the market, Belmont’s pot still whiskey is slow and handled with care, to preserve all of the aroma and taste of a fine fresh whiskey. The copper pot still is truly the secret of Belmont Farm’s whiskey.

Amenities

  • Handicap Accessible
  • Serves Alcohol