Fairbanks Distilling Company
Fairbanks Distilling Company was established in 2012 by owner and distiller, Patrick Levy, who purchased the Old City Hall building in downtown Fairbanks in 2014. We are a small family operated company. Our historic building is on the National Register of Historic Places and was originally built in 1935 as a combination City Hall, Police Station, and Fire Department. It was the third concrete building in Fairbanks made after two devastating fires had almost destroyed the city. Step inside of local Fairbanks history and walk the halls of the center of Interior Alaska government during WWII and the Cold War.
We use Yukon Gold potatoes and the purest Fox Spring Alaskan water with no additives to produce our ultra-smooth 68 Below vodka. All of our spirits are made at our production facility in the Old City Hall building using traditional methods.
Taste Pure Alaskan Spirits
Stop by and try a free taste of our Alaskan potato vodka and experience a truly fine sipping spirit and taste of Alaska. Sample our small batch craft spirits in your favorite mixed drinks. Fairbanks Distilling Company’s comfortable and unique tasting room in the Historic Fairbanks Business District is within easy walking distance from downtown Fairbanks Hotels and shops. Whether local or visitor, military or miner, tourist or old timer, stop on in and say hi while in the Golden Heart city! Contact us about booking our tasting room for your special events or group tours.
Distillery Tours
Free tours are guaranteed by appointment only. Please call or contact us in advance to reserve your spot. See the professional distilling equipment in our production facility that produces your handcrafted spirits and meet our staff. Learn about the historic Old City Hall, Police Department, and Fire Station where Fairbanks Distilling Company is located. Our building is listed in the National Register of Historic Places. Most tours are hosted by the local owner/distiller, Patrick Levy.
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Latest News
Tasting Room Grand Reopening!
Well, here's a couple of ways that the front (along Cushman St.) of Old City Hall has looked. The left photo is the original look that the Architect, Henry Bittman designed into it with the old fire dept. doors, while the photo on the right shows the walled up...
Construction Continues…
Well, the hope was to reopen this weekend, but it's looking like that's not going to happen. We were hoping to get everyone in to view a last weekend of Matt Moberly's great art, but unfortunately the ongoing construction is blocking access in places. Thanks for...
Historic Building Restoration Continues
Well, what can we say, except that we sure do apologize to our loyal customers for being under construction for so long. It looks like we will need to remain closed for this upcoming weekend 8/20 - 8/21 too, as work continues inside the tasting room. This work will...
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