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Award-Winning Distillery in Charming Colorado Mountain Town

Craft Distillery and Tasting Room in a Colorado Mountain Town

On NextCompany since September 6, 2026 (38 days)

CO areaEstablished 2012
Financial summary
Asking price
$1,200,000
Gross revenue
$449,870
Cash flow (SDE)
N/A

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Business overview

This craft distillery produces award-winning spirits in a Colorado mountain town. The business has operated since 2012. Its 3,750-square-foot facility houses a 20-plate hybrid pot-column still with 300-barrel annual capacity. Aging inventory holds ~150 barrels, representing ~40,000 future bottles. The business carries a $1,200,000 asking price and reports $449,870 in gross revenue. Ownership seeks semi-retirement. The owners offer 3 to 6 months of transition support.

Who is a good fit for this business

  • Owner-operators seeking an established operation with experienced staff and seller transition support.
  • Spirits businesses seeking wholesale accounts and ~150 barrels of aging inventory.
  • Buyers pursuing tasting room sales in a Colorado mountain tourism market.

Details

Reason for selling
After 14 + years, The ownership is looking towards semi-retirement

Frequently Asked Questions

The distillery has earned multiple medals at national competitions. Its brand attracts strong regional recognition, media coverage, and thousands of social media followers.

The seller asks $1,200,000 for the distillery. The business reports gross revenue of $449,870. The seller does not offer financing.

The transaction includes furniture, fixtures, equipment, inventory, licensing, and distribution relationships. The operation also has experienced staff in place. The transaction excludes accounts receivable.

The distillery occupies 3,750 square feet in a Colorado mountain tourism hub. Its 20-plate hybrid pot-column still supports 300-barrel annual capacity.

The distillery holds ~150 barrels of aging spirits, representing ~40,000 future bottles. Some spirits have aged up to six years.

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