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Five & 20 Spirits & Brewing
Guest can enjoy the opportunity to try award-winning small-batch spirits along with creative cocktails, beer and wine...all in one place!
Just 10.5 miles northwest of Chautauqua, this grain-to-glass distillery and craft brewery shares its home with Mazza Chautuaqua Cellars on 80 acres of farmland. This unique combination affords guest the opportunity to try award-winning small-batch spirits along with creative cocktails, beer and wine. Enjoy flights and wine and beer available by the glass onsite in the tasting room or on the seasonal patio.
Tours and tastings are available 7 days a week, year-round, and seasonal, farm fresh, rustic cooking on the facility’s three-season patio and courtyard during the warmer months. Five & 20 often hosts live entertainment.
Tours and tastings are available 7 days a week, year-round, and seasonal, farm fresh, rustic cooking on the facility’s three-season patio and courtyard during the warmer months. Five & 20 often hosts live entertainment.
Westfield, NY
Current Conditions
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