​A bold blend of high-wheat bourbon from our distillery and Indiana bourbon, aged under the Florida sun and inspired by the outlaw spirit of Ray “Shorty” Lynn and the Ashley Gang. Every sip honors Florida’s grit, rebellion, and craft.

​A bold straight rye whiskey finished in Caribbean rum casks, inspired by Florida’s legendary outlaw John Hopkin Ashley. Crafted in Vero Beach, it’s rich, rebellious, and impossible to ignore.

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Inspired by Florida’s Treasure Coast, this aged Demerara rum pays tribute to shipwrecks, survivors, and smugglers. We incorporate recovered silver into the process as a nod to the 1715 fleet. Rich, golden, and full of character.

Inspired by Florida’s Treasure Coast, Treasure Fleet Silver Rum is distilled from rich demerara sugar and left unaged for a clean, crisp finish. A touch of recovered silver is incorporated into the process, tying it back to the 1715 fleet. Bright, bold, and built to let the spirit shine.

Where nature meets intention — Hibiscus City Gin captures the spirit of Florida with floral, citrus, and herbal notes crafted from a Florida cane base. Smooth, vibrant, and unmistakably local.

Built from our own whiskey and finished with real cinnamon and sugar. No artificial flavors. Just a clean, warm spice with a creamy finish.

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Born in the town that made it, Vero Beach Vodka is clean, smooth, and a little bit defiant. Distilled from Florida cane, triple filtered and proofed with local water for pure, effortless character.

​Our American Single Malt is made from 100% malted barley and aged in used bourbon barrels for a layered, grain-driven profile. Notes of toasted malt, cocoa, and oak carry through a structured finish. Named for Clarence Middleton of the Ashley Gang, reflecting a piece of Florida’s rough-edged past.

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​Upthegrove Light Whiskey carries a lighter profile with notes of honey, sweet grain, vanilla, and oak. Built to be approachable but full of character, it finishes clean with a touch of warmth. Named for Laura Upthegrove, known as the “Queen of the Everglades,” a figure tied to Florida’s outlaw past and remembered for her fierce independence.

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