Skunk Brothers Distillery

somebody is pouring whiskey in a tumbler with a selection of skunk liquors in the background

toilet with grab bars behind and to the left

two skunk staff members laughing while holding a bottle of skunk liquor each, they have their arms around each other's shoulders

Skunk employee sitting at wooden bar counter that has selection of their liquor on it

bathroom sink with covered pipes and partition between sink and toilet

close up of branded skunk mug that looks like a wooden barrel

view into bathroom with sink and toilet to the left and small side table to the right

view of speakeasy - sliding door is made out of a book shelf, the bar area has two arm chairs to the right and shelves of liquor on the far wall

door to the all gender restroom, it has a wheelchair sign on it

skunk employee in the middle of the distillery, an american flag hangs from the ceiling, he leans on a wooden barrel

paper sign that reads "More restrooms upstairs"

picture of the distillery with wooden barrels in front and distilling equipment in the background, pipes run up to the ceiling

alternative spacious restroom upstairs, toilet with grab bars behind and to the left

employee in distillery taking a reading, wooden barrels to the right and barrels to the left.

upstairs sink with covered pipes and drying possibility to the left

person holding a bottle of Skunk Bourbon at their side in front of a couple of flowers

pipes on the distillery floor are treated with a curved metal plate

metal distillery equipment that reaches up to the ceiling with metal table in front

backlit bottles of cinnamon skunk liquor

outdoor area in front of the distillery with pinic benches

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Last Updated: April 6, 2023

This local distillery led by veterans with disabilities is built on a legacy of distilling liquors. Experience the small-batch spirits by touring the facility and round it out by tasting them in their speakeasy-inspired taproom. The knowledgeable staff is happy to help you have the best experience possible, no matter if you come in with kids or don’t even drink yourself. People with severe wheat allergies should be mindful that the grain is being processed in the distillery.

Parking

On-site parking: yes on waterfront side
Number of Accessible Parking spots: none
Proximity to entrance: about 100 ft
Curb: none
Street crossing: no
Cost: free
Closest public transit stop: Stevenson Central (0.4mil)

Entrance

Step-free access: yes
Ramp access: N/A
Doorway: >32in
Handle: push/pull
Threshold: none
Flooring: cement
Seating options: none
Elevator: N/A

Bar/Tasting Room

Flooring: cement
Tables: bring out upon request
Chair type: armchairs, high chairs
Available power outlets: –
Quieter times: –
Music playing: yes
Additional noise: running machinery in distillery
Non-alcoholic options: yes – water, sodas, lemonade

Staff

Languages spoken: English
Knowledgeable on ASL: no
Knowledgeable on disability services: yes

Public Bathroom Access

Location: back of distillery
Threshold: no
Doorway: 33 ½ in
Handle: operable with one hand
Occupancy type: single
Accessible stall: yes
Grab bars: front and behind
Maneuvering space around toilet: 15in side, 31in front
Sink: 26in wide when trash can next to it
Pipes: covered up
Height of Drying Possibilities: 33 ½ in
Gender-Neutral: yes
Baby changing station: no

Outdoor Space

Outdoor area: in summer
Relief area for service animals: waterfront

Website

Language: English
Videos: N/A
Large print option: no
Accessibility plug-in: no

Other

More spacious bathrooms upstairs (can be reached from the other side of building and stairs inside of building)
Wheat is being processed in facility – people with severe wheat allergies should consider whether they want to enter