Miner's Mill

01/26/2016

Thank you to the Weekender for running this article about us. We can't wait to have you all in our tasting room!

The seven-acre Miller Street site landed in a pool of misfit, tax-delinquent properties that nobody wanted — known as the repository — in 2014. The hulking brick structures that once housed a bustling premier grain processing mill had been vacant for years, attracting pigeons and occasional vandals…

01/26/2016

A big thank you to Eyewitness News WBRE WYOU for the wonderful story about our distillery. It was so cold we could barely speak straight! We can't wait to see you all in the tasting room when it's nice and warm out again.
http://www.pahomepage.com/news/developers-look-to-bring-a-craft-distillery-to-wilkes-barre

Two business partners hope to breathe new life into some old abandoned buildings in our area. The buildings housed a grain processing mill in the early 1900's. Eyewitness News Reporter Crystal Cranmore shows us how the team hopes to add new flavor to the property's history.

01/17/2016

Thanks to Al Hewitt for sharing this amazing picture of his great great grandfather-in-law, Cornelius Burrier, driver for the Miner-Hillard company which owned our distillery building.

If you have any old pictures related to our mill building please let us know.

01/12/2016

Thank you to WNEP-TV for covering our distillery. We can't wait until we have the stills running! Please be sure to like our page for more updates as we keep moving along.

http://wnep.com/2016/01/12/distillery-planned-for-site-of-old-mill/

WILKES-BARRE -- An old grain mill in Wilkes-Barre that shut down years ago may soon become a distillery. The group of buildings in the Miners Mills section of Wilkes-Barre may look like a dumping g...

01/10/2016

We made the front page on Saturday! Thank you to the Times Leader for the great article.

01/08/2016

Check out the first article about our distillery here! http://timesleader.com/news/502022/moosic-man-trying-to-save-a-piece-of-wilkes-barre-history

WILKES-BARRE — The cluster of cavernous buildings seemed doomed to remain in limbo.The seven-acre Miller Street site landed in a pool of mi...

01/07/2016

We have our first photo shoot tomorrow! Look for our story in the Time Leader soon.