Our Spirits

The old fire station carries with it an unwavering sense of dedication to family, tradition, and service that we want you to feel and taste every time you open one of our bottles. From our distillery to you!

Here’s to fires that forge character and spirits that spark tradition. Cheers!

Copper distillation apparatus with multiple columns labeled 1, 2, and 3, for distilling spirits, in a distillery setting.
A bottle of Old Station 31 Toaasted Vanilla vodka next to a glass of dark root beer with ice and a whipped topping, on a rustic wooden table with blurred warm background lights.
Bottle of Old Station 31 bourbon whiskey with a label showing a vintage style design, a barrel illustration, and batch number, bottle number, bottle date, and volume details.

Introducing Old Station 31 Spirits inaugural straight bourbon whiskey. This expression features a mashbill of corn, rye and barely that’s been aged for four and a half years.

The caramel smell is enticing, the warm flavor of butterscotch is smooth and the woody finish makes this great on its own or in a cocktail.

Clear vodka bottle with a label reading 'Old Station 31', featuring a red cowboy hat, and details indicating handcrafted vodka with 40% alcohol, 750 ml. The bottle has a wooden cap and a white background.

Our Original Vodka highlights the unique flavor of Midwestern grown 100% white organic corn that’s naturally gluten free. It’s smooth with a hint of sweetness at the end. We are meticulous about using only 100% Midwestern grown organic white corn that is naturally gluten free.  Then, with the purest water, we mill, mash and distill all by hand, to craft our smooth premium vodka.  This is the essence of tradition and service that makes up Old Station 31 Spirits; welcome to the family!

A clear glass bottle of Old Station 31 Original Gin with a beige label, red cowboy hat illustration, and black text, sealed with a wooden cap, against a plain white background.

Our Original Gin, with hints of Bergamot, Jasmine and Cubeb, is a flavor profile all our own.  A well balanced trifecta of juniper, floral and herbal.  Our dearest friends from Korsør, Denmark introduced us to gin.  This recipe is inspired by the thousands of laughs, tears, memories and taste tests we’ve had despite the miles between us.  Friends are crucial to our existence; be a good one and share this with a friend of yours.

A tall clear glass bottle of berry-flavored vodka with a wooden cap and a vintage-style label that says 'Old Station 31' and features a red radio. The label also indicates it is handcrafted with 40% alcohol and 790 ml volume.

Our Berry Flavored Vodka starts with our own original handcrafted small batch vodka and then we layer in bold blueberry and blackberry so that you can still taste it when you add a mix.  Blueberry and black berry picking was a deep seeded tradition in our family.  You’d get up early to beat the heat, it’s guaranteed you’d eat more than you put in your bucket and Mom would whip up pies and bars to take to summer parties and the firemen’s picnic.  For us, our Berry Vodka reminds us of those traditions and stirs up memories that warms our hearts.  Go make some memories!

A tall, clear glass vodka bottle with a vintage-style label that says 'Old Station 31'. The label features a drawing of a red cowboy hat and text indicating it is handcrafted citrus-flavored vodka with 40% alcohol content.

Our Citrus Flavored Vodka starts with our own original handcrafted small batch vodka.  Then we layer in the flavors of lemon and Key Lime to create a fresh experience that will awaken your taste buds.  This citrus flavor is a nod to the summer lemonade stands we had when we were kids.  The firemen would stop by for a glass and tell us what a great job we were doing; great moments and great memories that will live in our minds forever.

A tall clear vodka bottle with a wooden cap and a label reading 'Old Station 31 Lavender Handcrafted Lavender Flavored Vodka', featuring a vintage illustration of a miner and the words 'Dale Wisconsin' with a red shape of Wisconsin.

Our Lavender Flavored Vodka starts with our own handcrafted small batch vodka.  Then we layer in the beautiful scent and flavor of lavender that we sourced from the family owned Fragrant Isle Lavender Farm on Washington Island in Door County Wisconsin.  Lavender is a hug, it’s a warm feeling that can’t be put into words. Mom always had lavender somewhere in the house so when you opened the door the smell would welcome you.  Opening this bottle reminds us of going home. Conger up some creativity and mix yourself up a cocktail with lavender vodka that will welcome you home.

A tall, clear glass bottle of orange flavored gin with a wooden cap and a label from Old Station 31 Spirits. The label features a vintage design with an orange hat and shows details such as alcohol content (42%), volume (750 ml), and batch information.

Experience the sunshine in a glass with Old Station 31 Orange Gin. This vibrant spirit is a dazzling blend of traditional gin complexity and the bright, irresistible flavor of fresh Orange. It’s an ode to the classic citrus-forward gins, reinvented for the modern palate.

Tall clear bottle of handcrafted orange flavored vodka with a stylized orange and hat label that reads 'Old Station 31 Spirits,' against a plain white background.

Our Orange Flavored Vodka starts with our own original handcrafted small batch vodka. This spirit was born from the passion of our friends, Dave and Jess. Because of Jess’s love for the bright, sun-kissed taste of orange and Dave’s desire for deep, rich flavor, we spent a few hours together at the station perfecting a blend that captures the best of both worlds. It’s orange that hits with a bold, vibrant burst and reflects the power of creative people coming together to build something new

Vanilla Vodka Bottle Toasted

Our Vanilla Vodka starts with our own original handcrafted small batch vodka; then we add the vanilla magic. Not the kind in plastic bottles with twisty caps you bought at the grocery store, but real vanilla, the kind that floated in the air like a secret whenever my Mom baked.  She had this little brown vial she kept in the back of the cupboard. The label was peeling, the glass stained from years of sticky drips. I’d hold the bottle like it might spill dreams, tilt it just-so, and watch a single drop—thick, dark, rich—slip into the bowl. “Just a drop,” she’d warn. “That’s all you need.” That moment always felt like the spell was cast. Everything that came after—whisking, folding, baking—was just waiting for the magic to take hold.  Gather some friends, make some memories and create some magic