Established spirits brand, tasting rooms, and production capacity to support expansion.
Acquire an established Texas distillery with an award-winning spirits portfolio, contract manufacturing for third-party beverage brands, and a network of tasting rooms and restaurants.
The business generated $7.58 million in QoE-adjusted revenue and $335,905 in adjusted EBITDA for the trailing 12 months ended June 2026. It combines manufacturing, wholesale distribution, and direct consumer sales within one operating business.
The tasting rooms do more than serve food and cocktails. They introduce customers to the spirits, generate bottle and event sales, and build awareness that supports wholesale demand. Co-packing adds commercial production volume and an established base of third-party brand relationships.
The Investment Opportunity
A buyer can build on the company's existing brand, management, customer relationships, and production infrastructure. Its 20,000-square-foot facility has substantial unused capacity, according to management, creating room to expand co-packing and branded production.
The clearest growth paths are additional co-pack customers, greater production volume, broader wholesale distribution, and new tasting rooms. A buyer with beverage brands, distributor access, or hospitality experience could bring resources that complement the existing operation.
Other opportunities include new beverage formats, private events, catering, and direct-to-consumer sales where permitted.
Key Investment Highlights
- Three revenue channels: Co-packing, tasting rooms and restaurants, and wholesale distribution serve both commercial customers and consumers.
- Production capacity: Management reports annual design capacity of approximately 300,000 cases, with substantial unused capacity. Distilling, blending, bottling, and labeling equipment are in place.
- Award-winning products: More than 30 awards and medals across spirits, hospitality, and community recognition support an established consumer brand.
- Management depth: Department heads oversee finance, operations, distilling, sales, and hospitality.
- Established relationships: Formal co-pack agreements, distributor relationships, and a repeat consumer audience provide multiple routes to market.
- Room to expand: Unused production capacity and a repeatable tasting-room model support several potential growth paths.
- Transition support: The owner is willing to remain full-time for approximately six months after closing, with terms to be agreed.
The facilities are leased. The business is marketed without a stated asking price. Qualified buyers should submit an IOI outlining price, payment structure, and key terms.
NEXT STEPS: Complete the contact form to receive an NDA and Buyer Profile. Look for an email with the subject “Award-Winning Distillery & Co-Packing Business (MW016)”. We will share the CIM and Adjusted Financials after you complete the required documents.
