10th Mountain Whiskey & Spirit Co.
About
10th Mountain Whiskey & Spirit Co. pours its own Colorado spirits at a tasting room on Bridge Street in Vail Village, with a cozy lounge and pub-style seating overlooking Gore Creek. The company started in 2014 as a tribute to the soldiers of the 10th Mountain Division, who trained at Camp Hale near Vail in the 1940s, and whose veterans went on to found and run many of America's ski areas.
It suits a whiskey flight before dinner, a barrel-aged cocktail with friends, or picking up a bottle to take home as a Vail keepsake. Dogs are welcome, and you are free to bring food in from elsewhere.
At the bar
The full bar pours spirit flights, barrel-aged cocktails and mix-and-match drinks, and sells full bottles. The line-up covers bourbon, rye, an American single malt whiskey, brandy, moonshine and a potato vodka, so a flight is the easiest way to compare. Drinks run from late morning into the evening; hours are in the FAQ.
Shop the bottles and merch
Beyond the bar, the tasting room sells the company's whiskey merchandise, apparel and cigars, which makes it an easy gift stop on a walk along Bridge Street.
The distillery in Gypsum
The spirits are made down valley at the company's small-batch distillery in Gypsum, at 6,312 feet. It has its own tasting room, and distillery tours run on Fridays and Saturdays by reservation.
The 10th Mountain story
The company's name honors the ski troops who shaped Colorado skiing, and it supports causes connected to them and to veterans, including the Vail Veterans Program and the 10th Mountain Foundation.
Sources: 10th Mountain Vail tasting room, 10th Mountain our story, 10th Mountain FAQ, 10th Mountain distillery. Checked September 24, 2026.
Contact Information
Vail, 81657
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About 10th Mountain Whiskey & Spirit Co.
10th Mountain Whiskey & Spirit Co. pours its own Colorado spirits at a tasting room on Bridge Street in Vail Village, with a cozy lounge and pub-style seating overlooking Gore Creek. The company started in 2014 as a tribute to the soldiers of the 10th Mountain Division, who trained at Camp Hale near Vail in the 1940s, and whose veterans went on to found and run many of America's ski areas.
It suits a whiskey flight before dinner, a barrel-aged cocktail with friends, or picking up a bottle to take home as a Vail keepsake. Dogs are welcome, and you are free to bring food in from elsewhere.
At the bar
The full bar pours spirit flights, barrel-aged cocktails and mix-and-match drinks, and sells full bottles. The line-up covers bourbon, rye, an American single malt whiskey, brandy, moonshine and a potato vodka, so a flight is the easiest way to compare. Drinks run from late morning into the evening; hours are in the FAQ.
Shop the bottles and merch
Beyond the bar, the tasting room sells the company's whiskey merchandise, apparel and cigars, which makes it an easy gift stop on a walk along Bridge Street.
The distillery in Gypsum
The spirits are made down valley at the company's small-batch distillery in Gypsum, at 6,312 feet. It has its own tasting room, and distillery tours run on Fridays and Saturdays by reservation.
The 10th Mountain story
The company's name honors the ski troops who shaped Colorado skiing, and it supports causes connected to them and to veterans, including the Vail Veterans Program and the 10th Mountain Foundation.
Sources: 10th Mountain Vail tasting room, 10th Mountain our story, 10th Mountain FAQ, 10th Mountain distillery. Checked September 24, 2026.