Produced by our friends at Yahara Bay Distillery in Madison, WI, Holz’s Apple Crisp is a brilliant, spiced apple liqueur that will keep you coming back for more. The aroma is sweetly apple with spicy cinnamon. A perfect blend of apple and spices...

WIsconsin Gazette - Swathed in a label of rainbow-colored stripes, its neck gaily festooned with a rainbow ribbon, Wrapped in Pride Yahara Bay vodka practically has LGBT written all over it. The specialty liquor, made from corn and apples grown in Wisconsin – the apples come from Gays Mills – arrive on store shelves in Wisconsin this month. 

Maxim Magazine - Congratulations to Death's Door Vodka for being recognized by Maxim Magazine as one of their top 5 micro-distilled spirits!  

Madison Magazine - Why buy Stoli when you can serve a premium brand distilled in your own backyard?  That's what Jim Schiavo from The Continental Fitchburg thought when a guy named Nick Quint showed up at his bar to sell his new, small batch vodka.

Suds, Wine, and Spirits Magazine - Two years ago, Madison's Nick Quint came out of retirement at age 61 to start Yahara Bay.  Yahara Bay Distilling in Madison is a substantiallyl smaller distillery, putting out 90-gallon batches, but has a most unique product line.

Sustainable Times - The Madison area has quite a few breweries and wineries. But what about the next step? The one that turns beer into whiskey and wine into brandy? Until recently, that stage was missing. Fortunately, Yahara Bay Distillers fills that gap. 

Wisconsin State Journal - Rum conjures up thoughts of Caribbean pirates, Fidel Castro and sugary cocktails with paper parasols.

But until now, it has not been associated with pink plastic flamingos and Bascom Hill.

(Madison, WI) Just when you thought all of the madness over naming Madison’s official bird was over; Yahara Bay Distillers has decided to pay tribute in their own,unique, way. On October 5th a limited edition run of Mad Bird Rum will be releasedfor sale at Yahara Bay Distillers in Madison, WI.

(Madison, WI) Recently the state of Wisconsin passed legislation allowing distilleries to offer samples and sell products at their establishments.  Madison’s Yahara Bay Distillers, opened in 2007, has taken advantage of this new law and is now directly selling its small-batch, hand-crafted spirits to the public where previously they had to sell exclusively through a distributor.  A provision once only enjoyed by brewers and vintners has owner Nick Quint excited at the possibilities.

Proof66.com - Thus read the immortal words of Conan the Barbarian — altered here for the distiller — when the great warrior is asked, “What is best in life?” It’s not often that one gets to compare a local distiller to Conan the Barbarian but in speaking with Nick Quint of Yahara Bay Distillers, it’s hard not to draw some comparisons.

In part two: Nick talks about the connection between craft brewing and distilling, what distinguishes distilleries like his from the big guys, and details about the various products made at Yahara Bay.

Beer Talk Today - In part one: Nick talks about how he got started distilling, the distilling process, vodka with fewer hangovers, the distribution process, and changing laws for distillers. 

Take a tour of Yahara Bay with owner Nick Quint as he explains how Yahara Bay makes Death's Door Wiskey using Washington Island Wheat.

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel - Distiller Nick Quint may have his hands full now, importing and bottling spirits for Vom Fass, the new franchise of a European company selling exotic vinegars and oils along with wine and spirits. But those aren't the only plans he has...

In Business Magazine - Paperwork covers a large table in the warehouse location of Nick Quint's craft distilling business, in addition to newspaper clippings and a large volume of the Code of Federal Regulations. These reams tell the tale of Quint's dream...