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handcrafted Artisan spirits & cocktails

A Female Veteran Owned, Family Operated Craft Distillery

in New Smyrna Beach, Florida

A DESTINATION

Located in New Smyrna Beach’s Historic Canal Street District

Learn about the science and history of distillation. Explore our line of premium craft spirits. Or simply enjoy our shady patio garden!

A Gathering Place for Friends

Located in New Smyrna Beach’s Historic Canal Street District

Our tasting room is equipped with a full craft bar featuring the area’s best craft bartenders! We regularly host fun event, and alway have live music every Friday & Saturday night.

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Annual Membership

$350 Sign Up / $250 Renewal

First 50 Annual Members will be granted the distinctive title of “Founding Member”

20% off ALL Drinks, Bottles & Merchandise.

S.W. Travel Mug

S.W. Tee Shirt

1 FREE Bottle of S.W. Spirit (annually)

FREE Annual Members-Only BBQ

Pre-Release Tastings & Purchase Options for New & Specialty Releases

2 Private Tasting Tours for up to 6 Guests

Access to Club Members-Only Discord Chat

Pop-Up Members-Only Events

Lifetime Membership

$1100 one-time sign-up ($1800 for couples)

Includes Annual Membership Perks PLUS…

Exclusively Limited to 20 Members

No Renewal Fees - One Price for a Lifetime Membership!

Your Name engraved forever on our Lifetime Member Wall Plaque

Lifetime Member Shirt with Your Name Embroidered on it.

Lifetime-Member Barrel Head Club Coin

Limited Edition Glencairn Etched S.W. Bourbon Glass

FOUR total Private Tasting Tours for up to 6 Guests

Annual FREE Lifetime-Members-Only Chef & Distillers Dinner

Lifetime Members Discord Chat

Automatic Voting Member of Clubs’ Rules & Regulation Board

Autumn 2025

Cocktail Menu

Now Available!

THE Distillery

Three ears of ripe orange corn with kernels, one kernel removed, on a wooden surface.

Argentino Cateto Orange Flint Corn

Argentino Cateto Orange Flint Corn was popularly grown in Argentina and Brazil in the 1800s. Due to its relatively low soft-starch content, this heirloom variety is especially ideal for cornmeal and polenta. It is known for insect and virus resistance. The bright orange color indicates high carotene content. This variety can be used for flour, cornmeal, and more. This corn is well suited to our regional climate and used in one of our bourbon mash bills.

Three ears of colorful dried corn with purple, white, and yellow kernels on weathered wooden surface.

Cherokee White Eagle Corn

Speckled Dent Corn stalks grow to 8-10 feet, producing beautiful blue and white corn with a red cob. This corn variety can also be coined “Trail of Tears” corn, as its seed was brought by the Cherokee to Oklahoma in 1839. This variety is sought after for historical purposes and for food grains. This corn has its historical origins in the Southeastern United States and is used in our Bourbon and Rye mash bills.

Close-up of wheat stalks in a field.

401 Black Rye

Florida 401 Grain Rye is commonly referred to as "Florida Black Rye". FL 401 Grain Rye is an early season cereal rye that is commonly used for forage and erosion control but also has great application in food and beverage. While rye is not commonly associated with hot humid climates, this native Florida variety brings a bold, crisp spicy notes to our bourbon and rye whiskey.

Close-up of a pile of light brown sugar grains on a white background.

Raw Demerara Sugar

Industrial raw sugar cane serves as the basis of all our rum products. This sugar cane is produced as the first crystallization of sugar from the sugar mill. Unlike evaporated cane or fresh cane juice, this is the byproduct of heating cane juice and separating the sugar crystals from the molasses. The industrial raw sugar that we use is the same product that large sugar producers use to make refined sugar products.

Several wooden whiskey barrels branded with the Sugar Works Distillery Logo