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Cathedral Ledge

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Cathedral Ledge Distillery

Overview of the Distillery

Cathedral Ledge Distillery is located in North Conway, New Hampshire, and is a timber-frame distillery with a tasting room where you can experience organic, award-winning spirits from the state. The distillery combines local production with public tours and has a welcoming, family- and dog-friendly visitor destination.

Ingredients and Production

Production takes place on-site in the distillery's own facilities, and the distillery describes its products as organic spirits from New Hampshire. The facilities include a tasting room in the timber-frame building, and daily guided tours are offered, where visitors can see how the distillation is carried out. The sources do not specify details about malting, fermentation, still type, or number of stills, but highlight on-site distillation and organic production as central features.

Whiskies

The distillery sells its spirits both on-site and via an online shop. The range is described as award-winning and organic from New Hampshire, but the specific bottles or whiskey types are not listed on the documented pages. Online sales have certain shipping restrictions to specific U.S. states and P.O. boxes.

General Flavor Profile

Visit the Distillery

The tasting room is open daily with posted hours and offers guided tours at 1:00 PM and 3:00 PM. Tours last about 30 minutes, cost $10 per person and do not include tastings or cocktails. Book online or call 603-730-5696 for same-day availability; walk-ins are accepted if there is space. The distillery states that children and dogs are welcome, and contact can be made via info@cathedralledgedistillery.com.

The stated opening hours are Monday–Thursday 12:00–18:00; Friday–Saturday 12:00–19:00; Sunday 12:00–18:00.

Philosophy and Craft

The distillery's values emphasize organic production, local roots in New Hampshire, and accessibility for visitors. Accessibility is embedded in internal policies, and the site is presented as welcoming to families and dogs, while production takes place in a distinctive timber-frame building.