Tom's Town Distilling Co. stands as Kansas City's first legal distillery since Prohibition, located in the heart of downtown. Inspired by the city's colorful history and the infamous political boss Tom Pendergast, the venue captures the rebellious spirit and vibrant energy of the Roaring Twenties. The establishment features an authentic speakeasy atmosphere with Art Deco design, offering visitors a journey through time and taste.
The distillery produces award-winning spirits including Royal Gold Bourbon, Double Oaked Bourbon, Botanical Gin, Barreled Gin, and Double Grain Vodka. Guests can enjoy distillery tours to learn about the craft, participate in tastings, and savor expertly crafted cocktails in the elegant tasting room. Small plates complement the drink selection. The venue also features two event spaces accommodating groups up to 200 people, making it a premier destination in the Crossroads Arts District for both casual visits and special occasions.
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