High West began with humble roots, opening a small, 250-gallon still and Saloon in an historic livery stable and garage. What was once a small operation in downtown Park City has grown to be an internationally-recognized brand with four unique locations. In 2015, High West opened their distillery in Wanship, Utah, which acts as a space for educational whiskey tasting, pairings and tours, and houses a 1600-gallon copper pot still. Meanwhile, the Saloon continues to operate as a must-visit gastro-distillery, featuring alpine-inspired western fare alongside the original still, the Nelson Cottage offers unique whiskey-paired dinners, and the Saloon at the Salt Lake City airport allows for some last tastes of High West on the way out of town.
High West’s products have received numerousaccolades and awards. In 2016,Whisky Advocate,America’s leading whiskey magazine, named High West its "Distiller of the Year.” We love to show off our traditional 1,600-gallon copper pot still and share the wonders of whiskey with our guests. Swing by the new distillery to take an educational whiskey tour and if you’re feeling adventurous, a whiskey tasting as well. Visit our website to create you whiskey experience!
Uinta Brewing Company began its journey in a small renovated mechanic’s garage located in Salt Lake City, Utah in the winter of 1993. They started distributing locally; keg only, several flagship beers that they still make today. Increased demand lead to the installation of a bottling line in 1996, and expanded facilities in 2001.Uinta built and relocated to a 26,000-square-foot facility specifically designed for brewing beer, adding a South Building of comparable size in 2013.
The Brewing Company is named after an east-west mountain range located in Northeastern Utah. Many of Uinta's beer names are inspired by Utah's diverse landscapes or have historical significance. Cutthroat Pale Ale is named after Utah's state fish, Golden Spike Hefeweizen is named after the spike used to commemorate the completion of the transcontinental railroad in Utah, and Dubhe is named after Utah’s Centennial star.