Submitted by gvturg t3_z70rt0 in providence

looking for any places that have large selections of different whiskeys to try. my father loves whiskey and as a christmas gift i was hoping to find a good place i could take him to where he can sample some different whiskeys. i’m located in douglas MA but spend a lot of time in providence-open to any recommendations in or around RI and MA.

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aceofclub t1_iy43f2z wrote

Check out the East End on Wickenden! The place has probably a couple hundred whiskeys available to taste and is one of my favorite restaurants in Providence. Bar/waitstaff are generally pretty knowledgeable about the selection too, so could potentially point you in the right direction or give food pairings. Only thing is I don't know if they offer flights or tasting sizes -- I know they do three different sizes of pour but the smallest is still reasonably sized.

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okracolor t1_iy45vgm wrote

Came here to recommend the East End! They do have flights and have soo many options- probably 50 types last I was there. Also their food is chef’s kiss

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boop-snoot-boogie t1_iy4ewys wrote

Yep - East End and Bottles Fine Wine are owned by the same guy and both have a tremendous selection of whiskey/whisky. A couple other places are the Avery over on the west end, and the Eddy (on Eddy St) downtown

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eemz53 t1_iy8ambe wrote

came here to say East End. they have flights and it's also a very nice atmosphere in there. just make sure you check the hours, they're a bit limited.

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CthulhuAlmighty t1_iy47e5x wrote

Check out White Dog Distillery in Pawtucket! It’s also next to Crooked Current Brewery.

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phill0406 t1_iy551z0 wrote

I got some of their whiskey a couple years ago for Christmas gifts. I'll second this recommendation.

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huh_phd t1_iy47lub wrote

I know it's far but sons of liberty in South Kingstown does a stellar tasting!

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Pmr3940 t1_iy4mmmc wrote

I don’t think the tasting room is opened at Sons Of Liberty. Double check before you make the drive. You can still purchase alcohol to take home, but no tasting on the premises at this time.

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Silentjosh37 t1_iy4eax3 wrote

I completely agree. This was going to be my suggestion. It is a little bit of a drive but well worth it.

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shmoe598 t1_iycifoh wrote

Sadly sons never reopened their tasting room

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Silentjosh37 t1_iyd4fxj wrote

I didn't realize that. I have seen that they were hosting events so I just assumed that they had reopened.

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dtrackstar6 t1_iy4j15d wrote

I’m just here for the comments lol

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mrbgso t1_iy4oayu wrote

Since so many people have already suggested my usual go to (East End), Durk’s BBQ downtown has a couple of hundred whiskeys on me u, and I’ve never had them suggest a bad sip.

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FieryVegetables t1_iy42n0x wrote

Nikki's Liquors in Providence used to host tastings that were educational and fun - I haven’t heard of any in a while. I am looking for one to put on my Christmas list myself - I want to try a ton of them.

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buckone23 t1_iy5nnyn wrote

If you venture to the East Bay, Revival in Warren has a pretty solid bourbon list, including some of the harder to find stuff from Buffalo Trace, etc. The food is pretty good as well.

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LouSpudol t1_iy4cbbt wrote

I was looking for this too!

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m1327 t1_iy4fnxd wrote

You mean Gregg's, Harry's, and whatever they're calling The Axe Mill Tavern these days don't cut it for Whiskey? /s

East End on Wickenden st. is where you want to take your dad.

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huh_phd t1_iy4zv83 wrote

If it's closed...LAME

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