I am not associated with them. Just ran into them today. Wife liked their bourbons and rums. I liked their straight bourbon, enough to buy a large bottle of the barrel reserve. Apple bourbon for Wife. I like the idea of supporting locally owned businesses. IF you are into theses sorts of things you may give them a try. Small batch distillery.
Where are they located?
Red Fork Distillery New – Red Fork Distillery New
www.redforkdistilleryok.com
3310 Southwest Boulevard, Tulsa, Oklahoma
Give us a report on TASTE ... I tried a local distillery out of Oklahoma and would not recommend it to a drunkard!! Sitting here enjoying some 12 year Whistle Pig at the moment, do not mind paying for a good whiskey no matter where it comes from but hate when I buy something that tastes like shite . Last local I tried I infused with coffee beans so as to be drinkable with milk LOL. Kind of a red neck white Russian 
I bought some of the moonshine they offer to use for my own bourbon infusion. Currently I have it aging in wood chips that claim dark chocolate taste. I’ll add coffee beans later for the finish. I did test taste before adding the wood chips the taste… is was well moonshine 
The bourbon was MUCH smoother than Jack, had a nice flavour. Not going to beat Belvanie or Glennlivitch but still good. Would put it with Rebecca Creek. Prefer it to straight Kentucky sipping whiskey. Liked the apple better than Evan Williams.
Wife liked the Rum, I was not as taken with it but I like cheap rum or black (high molasses) rum.
I did NOT like the creme de mint! Wife drank mine and liked it.
Wife liked the Rum, I was not as taken with it but I like cheap rum or black (high molasses) rum.
I did NOT like the creme de mint! Wife drank mine and liked it.
Interesting. I'll try some burbon the next time we get to Tulsa. Looks like they are in lots of restaurants and stores.Red Fork Distillery New – Red Fork Distillery New
3310 Southwest Boulevard, Tulsa, Oklahoma
Try the Fat Toad in Pryor. Great place
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