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Step into a pirate-themed tasting room, tour copper stills through a viewing window and sample five craft spirits made with Florida ingredients. This grain-to-glass distillery tour mixes technical detail with playful presentation and a cocktail to finish.
Step into a pirate-themed tasting room, tour copper stills through a viewing window and sample five craft spirits made with Florida ingredients. This grain-to-glass distillery tour mixes technical detail with playful presentation and a cocktail to finish.
You step through the door to an “Ahoy Matey” and the tasting room’s lights catch on copper and reclaimed wood. The smell of neutral grain and warm molasses mixes with citrus from Florida-grown botanicals; a bartender slides a freshly mixed pirate cocktail across the bar and a wall-mounted viewing window frames the copper stills at work.
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Operated by Loaded Cannon Distillery · Orlando, Florida
You step through the door to an “Ahoy Matey” and the tasting room’s lights catch on copper and reclaimed wood. The smell of neutral grain and warm molasses mixes with citrus from Florida-grown botanicals; a bartender slides a freshly mixed pirate cocktail across the bar and a wall-mounted viewing window frames the copper stills at work.
Loaded Cannon’s tour moves from a lively tasting room into the distillery: the silo, mashing and distillation areas, barrel storage and a small quality lab. The guide threads trivia and production detail into a 40-minute walk-through, ending back where you started for a guided tasting of five products and a signature cocktail. The operation emphasizes grain-to-glass methods and local raw materials—Florida cane, citrus botanicals and molasses-like fermentables—reflecting the state’s agricultural history and recent craft spirits boom.
Culturally, the Pirate theme is playful rather than gimmicky; live music and food trucks most Fridays make it a social stop. The building sits in the Orlando metro area with easy public-transport links and accessible surfaces for strollers and wheelchairs.
Practical guidance: bring government ID (21+ for tastings), arrive 10–15 minutes early for check-in, and expect about two hours total for tour plus tasting. Wear comfortable shoes for standing and walking between tasting room and production window. Bottle discounts (typically $5 off) are offered on-site; purchase limits may apply. If you prefer fewer samples, request smaller pours. Plan visits on weekdays or earlier in the day to avoid crowds and enjoy staff time for questions.
Expect roughly 40 minutes for the distillery walk-through and about 20–40 minutes for tasting and shopping—plan on two hours total.
The facility notes stroller access and service animals allowed; only guests 21+ can participate in tastings.
Yes—bottles are available for purchase and the tour often includes a discount (commonly $5 off a bottle).
Yes—surfaces and most areas are wheelchair accessible; check current accessibility details with the distillery before arrival.
Loaded Cannon Distillery operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step through the door to an “Ahoy Matey” and the tasting room’s lights catch on copper and reclaimed wood. The smell of neutral grain and warm molasses mixes with citrus from Florida-grown botanicals; a bartender slides a freshly mixed pirate cocktail across the bar and a wall-mounted viewing window frames the copper stills at work.
You step through the door to an “Ahoy Matey” and the tasting room’s lights catch on copper and reclaimed wood. The smell of neutral grain and warm molasses mixes with citrus from Florida-grown botanicals; a bartender slides a freshly mixed pirate cocktail across the bar and a wall-mounted viewing window frames the copper stills at work.
Loaded Cannon’s tour moves from a lively tasting room into the distillery: the silo, mashing and distillation areas, barrel storage and a small quality lab. The guide threads trivia and production detail into a 40-minute walk-through, ending back where you started for a guided tasting of five products and a signature cocktail. The operation emphasizes grain-to-glass methods and local raw materials—Florida cane, citrus botanicals and molasses-like fermentables—reflecting the state’s agricultural history and recent craft spirits boom.
Culturally, the Pirate theme is playful rather than gimmicky; live music and food trucks most Fridays make it a social stop. The building sits in the Orlando metro area with easy public-transport links and accessible surfaces for strollers and wheelchairs.
Practical guidance: bring government ID (21+ for tastings), arrive 10–15 minutes early for check-in, and expect about two hours total for tour plus tasting. Wear comfortable shoes for standing and walking between tasting room and production window. Bottle discounts (typically $5 off) are offered on-site; purchase limits may apply. If you prefer fewer samples, request smaller pours. Plan visits on weekdays or earlier in the day to avoid crowds and enjoy staff time for questions.