Come Taste History
Rochester, WA 98579
| Mon – Thur | 11am – 9pm |
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| Fri – Sat | 11am – 10pm |
| Sun | 11am – 8pm |
Reservation Policy
Walk-ins only, please call ahead for groups of 10 or more
Parking
Complimentary on-site parking is available.
EV charging stations available on-site.Accessibility
Talking Cedar welcomes guests of all abilities. We offer wheelchair accessible restrooms and tables. Please contact our team before your visit with questions about accessibility or specific accommodations.
FAQ
What is Talking Cedar Distillery?
Talking Cedar Distillery is the first tribally owned distillery in the United States, located on Chehalis tribal land in Grand Mound, Washington. It produces premium spirits using Northwest ingredients and water from the Chehalis aquifer, with tastings, cocktails, tours and bottle sales available on-site.
Does Talking Cedar offer distillery tours?
Yes. Guests can explore the distillery through a self-guided tour featuring the production process, equipment and story behind Talking Cedar. Guided experiences may also be available for groups or special visits. Availability can vary, so guests should contact the tasting room in advance for current tour options.
Can I buy spirits at the tasting room?
Yes. Visitors can purchase bottles of Talking Cedar spirits directly from the tasting room, including core releases and select seasonal or limited offerings when available. Tastings and cocktails make it easy to discover a favorite before visiting the on-site bottle shop to take one home.
What spirits does Talking Cedar make?
Talking Cedar produces Kayak Gin, the Tailfeather Vodka line of flavored vodkas, Aperitivo, Amaro, Triple Sec and a growing collection of specialty and limited-release spirits. Many feature Northwest ingredients foraged from our own tribal land, including Douglas fir, yarrow, rhubarb, citrus, Oregon grape root and huckleberry. Availability may vary by season.
Where is the Talking Cedar tasting room located?
The Talking Cedar tasting room is located at 19770 Sargent Road SW in Rochester, Washington, near Grand Mound and just off I-5 Exit 88. The location offers on-site parking and convenient access for visitors traveling between Seattle, Olympia and Portland.
