Hope Springs Distillery, Betsey Dahlberg, joins the show to chat Gin, Vodka, Absinthe, signature cocktails and travel
Paul Allen and Betsey Dahlberg are making a wide range of spirits in Lilburn at Hope Springs Distillery, named for Hope Springs Farm, Betsey's family farm in Stone Mountain. They make Garner Creek Gin (soon to hit store shelves), Jetty Absinthe (the first absinthe produced in Georgia) and Top Hat Vodka, distilled from wheat. We love the label with its photo of top-hatted Lilburn Trigg Meyers (the town of Lilburn is named for him), and we really like the vodka itself. The whole project is a labor of love for the retired engineer and retired lawyer who turned a passion for brewing beer, wine and mead into an exciting business venture. The distillery is in downtown Lilburn and their tasting room is open Friday and Saturday afternoons.
Please be sure to visit Hope Springs Distillery online at hopespringsdistillery.com or on Instagram & Facebook. 
Hope Springs Distillery is located at 4839 Railroad Avenue, Lilburn, Georgia 30047.  We are down the hill behind Antiques on Main Street, past the Sports Academy and past Ghillie Suits.
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