Our tasting room in Ferndale, Washington is brimming with exploration, experimentation…and whiskey.

hours

OPEN FOR curious WALK-INS

  • Thursdays 5 - 7

  • Fridays 5 - 7

  • Saturdays 12 - 4

Location

1370 Commerce Place
Ferndale, WA 98248

Located in Pacific Industrial Park along Pacific Highway just east of Interstate 5.

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Tastings

Available during Walk-in hours

Choose your own flight of Doc’s from our extensive library of year-round favorites and some of our more experimental expressions.

Learn more about each pour and explore the process with our Master Blender and his team.

Explore Our Whiskey
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Tours

Join The Doc’s team for a peek behind the curtain at how the whiskey is created…

Saturdays from 5 to 7, by reservation only.

  • Enjoy a guided tasting of 4 different whiskeys

  • Learn about the origins of Doc’s

  • Explore rarely seen techniques used in our process

  • Discover the art & science behind our curious blends

  • Participants must be 21+

  • Pets & Service Animals not allowed

  • Private Group Tours available for groups of 10+

SCHEDULE A TOUR
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SPECIAL EVENTS

Subscribe to Doc’s Journal for invitations to special events at The Barrel Lab, including:

  • New Exploratory Collection releases

  • Pairing Dinners with local Chefs

  • Create-Your-Own-Blend experiences with Master Blender Jesse Parker

  • Live Music & Food Truck events

  • New Merch releases

  • Private performances by local bands

  • And more…

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Private Parties

Looking for an unexpected space for a memorable private event?

Email us to discuss dates and details. We’re curious to hear what you have in mind.

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