Moab Brewery & Moab Distillery

What they make

• Founded in 1996; beers range from an American lager and a pilsner to IPAs and an oatmeal stout, and several have won medals, including a 2014 Great American Beer Festival bronze.^[1][3]
• The distillery makes Class 5 Vodka, Spot On and Tight Squeeze gins and Canyonlands Confluence single-malt whiskey, and imports Rayo agave spirits from Mexico under its own label.^[2]

Visiting

• A big scratch-kitchen restaurant aimed at people coming off the trails and rivers, open daily.^[1]

Bottles to go

• Its package agency sells bottles to go daily, including Sundays and most holidays, when state stores are closed.^[2][1]

Utah lets a brewery, winery or distillery sell its own packaged products on site through a “Type 5” package agency^[6]; anything else comes from a state liquor store.

What locals say

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• Moab Fmu Double IPA Cans$2.99473 ml · Domestic BeerIn stores · 3,163 units statewide$2.99
• Moab The Grand Imperial Pilsner$2.79473 ml · Lager · PilsnerIn stores · 2,270 units statewide$2.79
• Moab Hazy Fmu Double IPA$2.99473 ml · Ale · Bitter & ESBIn stores · 944 units statewide$2.99
• Moab Canyonlands Confluence$49.99750 ml · Whiskey · DomesticIn stores · 230 bottles statewide$49.99
• Moab Distilling Spot On Gin$26.99750 ml · Gin · DomesticIn stores · 105 bottles statewideDiscontinued$26.99
• Moab Distilling Class 5 Vodka$24.99750 ml · Vodka · DomesticIn stores · 58 bottles statewideClearance: being discontinued$24.99