Grandview

Grandview: A Tribute to a Home on the Bluff

Some spirits are named for places on a map; Grandview is named for a place in a family’s heart. In fact, Grandview honors the Reinke Nemmers home in Kewaunee, Wisconsin. The home stands on a bluff overlooking Lake Michigan. That’s the kind of view that gives a house its name and a family its gathering place. The label carries that spirit gently, with a soft rose-hued design anchored by a tree. It’s a fitting emblem for roots, seasons, and the generations who have shared the view from that bluff.

Kewaunee is a small harbor town on Wisconsin’s Lake Michigan shore. Grandview bottles a little of that lakeside warmth. It’s an amber spirit meant for family tables, holiday toasts, and quiet evenings when the stories come out. Also, this private label serves the people closest to the home it honors. It’s less a commercial brand than a keepsake you can pour.

Crafted by Timber Creek Distillery

Timber Creek Distillery in Crestview, Florida, distills and bottles Grandview. This grain-to-glass craft distillery sits on a working family farm in the Florida Panhandle. As a result, Timber Creek specializes in exactly this kind of bottle. It makes small-batch private labels with the same on-site care as its own award-winning spirits. That care runs from fermentation through barreling and bottling. That makes Grandview a meeting of two family stories. One is a Wisconsin home on a bluff above Lake Michigan. The other is a Florida farm distillery that turns grain into spirit the slow, honest way. Raise a glass to the Reinke Nemmers home and to the big lake below it. Raise one more to every family lucky enough to have a grand view worth coming back to.

So, want to taste Grandview in person? Join us for tours and tastings at the distillery in Crestview. And if you are building a brand of your own, explore our private label program. You can also ask about hosting private events on the farm, or book our hands-on bourbon blending experience. Also, if you are curious about the craft behind the bottle, read more about Timber Creek’s grain-to-glass process.