NEW ORLEANS · WHISKY TOURS
The ones worth the trip.
The 7 new orleans whisky tours worth clearing a day for. The distillery visits, tasting rooms and behind-the-still tours travellers rate highest, with what each pour costs and who pours it.
Tour Roulaison Distilling Co for a behind-the-scenes rum tour plus a 5-rum tasting flight, led by the owners. $15, about 1 hour.
Most Popular“The owner was very friendly. We had a great time. He exampled the process of making rum from start to finish.”
A 2-hour Bourbon Street bar crawl with welcome shots, a Crawl Cup, games, and a guided French Quarter-to-Bourbon walk for $35.
“Jason did awesome!! He was really personable and the bars that we went to had a great vibe. My group really liked it”
Step into a Bourbon Street haunted house for a private séance-style reading with Psychic Medium Marie, plus wine, water, and mojo-making.
“I had a similar experience as others-I booked a group seance session which I was looking forward to. It ended up being a personal reading for 2 draining hours. Marie was sweet so I feel badly writing this, but it was not a good experience. The first hour was her pulling deck after deck talking…”
A small-group 1-hour Roulaison rum tour with guided steps of production and 5 on-site tastings in New Orleans.
“The owner gave a very good tour around the facility explaining the process of how the Rum is made. We had a great time and would recommend it to anyone who likes Rum.”
Quick NOLA Distillery tour with guided distilling lessons, tasting samples, and easy New Orleans logistics for $29.99.
“Amazing & informative tour ,but the bartender at the end was rude . We were asked to leave 30 minutes before closing time. She turned the music off and told us to take our drinks outside .”
2-hour Bourbon Street bar crawl from Coyote Ugly with welcome shots, a crawl cup for specials, and live-music stops around town.
“The experience was not good for several reasons. First of all, the guide did not interact with us at all, did not explain what the activity consisted of, and took us from bar to bar, where we had to pay for a drink to get a shot that was supposed to be “free.” I understand…”
30-minute French Quarter tour from Jackson Square to Bourbon Street and Lafitte’s Blacksmith Shop, with Presbytere tickets.
“Fantastic tour. My guide was so charming and since he was a local I felt like I was learning the real version of the area rather than the gloss over touristy version. Worth the time and money.”
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