30A Vodka made by Timber Creek Distillery near Crestview, Florida

30A Vodka

30A Vodka is a Florida-made corn vodka crafted at Timber Creek Distillery in Crestview, on the Florida Panhandle. It starts with Florida-grown corn distilled through a copper pot still using Florida limestone spring water, producing a clean, smooth vodka with a rounder, softer character than the wheat-based Florida Vodka. Every bottle is made on-site in Florida — not imported and labeled as local.

Quick Specs

  • Style: Vodka
  • Grain: Corn (Florida-grown)
  • Water: Florida limestone spring water
  • Still: Copper pot still
  • Production: Timber Creek Distillery, Crestview, Florida
  • Location: approximately 45 minutes north of Seaside via US-98 and US-90

Florida-Made for the 30A Market

30A — the stretch of Scenic Highway 30A connecting Inlet Beach to Dune Allen through Seaside, Rosemary Beach, and Grayton Beach — draws visitors who value locally sourced and locally made products.

30A Vodka is available at select retailers along the South Walton coast and at the distillery in Crestview, approximately 45 minutes north of Seaside via US-98 and US-90. For visitors spending time in Seaside, Rosemary Beach, and Grayton Beach who want to take home a vodka actually produced in Florida rather than an imported spirit with a regional label, it is the local option.

Additionally, Timber Creek Distillery crafts every bottle on-site using Florida-grown corn and Florida limestone spring water. Moreover, copper pot still distillation preserves more character than industrial column still production. The result is a genuine Florida-made vodka with a transparent production story.

Corn Vodka vs. Wheat Vodka

Timber Creek produces two distinct vodka styles. The Florida Vodka is made from 100% North Florida Red Soft Winter Wheat — a drier, more precise spirit with a cleaner, crisper finish and the Gold Medal for Best Domestic Vodka at The Fifty Best. 30A Vodka is corn-based, producing a rounder, softer character with slightly more sweetness at the mid-palate.

Generally, corn vodka tends toward a gentler, more approachable profile. Specifically, the softness comes from corn’s higher starch content and the rounder fermentation profile it produces. So in cocktails, corn vodka blends smoothly without introducing the sharper edge that wheat occasionally contributes. Similarly, for sipping, the additional softness suits those who prefer a less austere vodka experience.

Vodka Tasting Notes

Nose

Overall, the nose is clean and soft, with subtle corn sweetness. The nose is restrained and approachable — no harsh solvent character, no artificial off-notes. Light grain sweetness from the corn base and a mild mineral quality from the Florida limestone spring water.

Palate

Smooth and slightly sweet on entry, with the corn grain character carrying through the mid-palate. Because the base grain is corn rather than wheat, the texture is rounder and the sweetness more present than in wheat-based expressions. The copper pot still distillation gives the spirit more body than industrial column-still vodkas. The finish is clean and warm, fading quickly without bitterness.

Finish

Overall, the finish is clean, brief, and soft. Typically, mild corn sweetness fades to a gentle warmth. No harsh heat, no lingering bitterness, no artificial aftertaste. The clean finish makes this an easy vodka to drink both in cocktails and on its own.

Serving Suggestions

Corn vodka’s softer, rounder character works across standard vodka applications. Specifically, it is well-suited for cocktails where the vodka needs to blend smoothly rather than assert itself.

Classic Vodka Cocktails: Moscow Mule, Vodka Tonic, and Screwdriver all work well. Notably, the corn vodka’s softness keeps these drinks smooth and approachable rather than sharp.

Martini: Because of the rounder character, it produces a softer Martini than wheat vodka. However, stir rather than shake to preserve texture. Then garnish with lemon peel or olives depending on preference.

On the rocks: Specifically, a large ice cube and slow dilution is the simplest way to appreciate the corn vodka’s natural character. Furthermore, the sweetness becomes more perceptible as the spirit warms slightly.

Visiting Timber Creek Distillery from 30A

Timber Creek Distillery is approximately 45 minutes north of Seaside via US-98 and US-90. The distillery sits on a 1,400-acre family farm and offers tours, tastings, and experiences including the Bourbon Blending Experience and the Distillery Tour and Tasting. Specifically, visitors spending time in Seaside, Rosemary Beach, and Grayton Beach can combine a distillery visit with a 30A trip. Specifically, the tasting room carries the full vodka lineup — including both the corn-based geographic expressions and the award-winning wheat-based Florida Vodka — for direct comparison.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where can I find 30A Vodka?

30A Vodka is available at select South Walton retailers and at Timber Creek Distillery in Crestview, about 45 minutes north of Seaside. It is also distributed regionally through Republic National Distributing Company.

Is 30A Vodka actually made in Florida?

Yes. Timber Creek Distillery produces every bottle in Crestview, Florida. The corn base comes from Florida-grown grain, the water is Florida limestone spring water, and distillation happens on-site at the Crestview facility. Nothing is imported and labeled as Florida-made.

Is Timber Creek Distillery close to 30A?

Timber Creek Distillery is in Crestview, about 45 minutes north of Seaside via US-98 and US-90. Many 30A visitors combine a distillery stop with their coastal trip.

What is the difference between 30A Vodka and Florida Vodka?

Florida Vodka is wheat-based; 30A Vodka is corn-based. Corn produces a rounder, slightly softer character with more sweetness at the mid-palate. Wheat produces a drier, more precise finish. However, both are made at the same distillery with Florida-grown grains and Florida limestone spring water. The difference is entirely grain-driven. Specifically, side-by-side comparison at the distillery tasting room demonstrates the distinction clearly.

Is 30A Vodka the same as the other geographic vodkas?

Yes. Timber Creek produces corn vodka expressions for several Florida Panhandle markets — 30A, Destin, Panama City Beach, and Pensacola. Each expression uses the same corn vodka recipe positioned for the local market it serves. Specifically, the product is consistent across geographic labels.


Farm-to-Bottle PureBlend® Process

At Timber Creek, we take a natural, sustainable approach to crafting our spirits through our proprietary PureBlend® process. This method carefully brings out the rich, authentic flavors of each grain and ingredient, honoring natural character. Ultimately, every bottle of 30A Vodka reflects that commitment — locally made, honestly produced, genuinely Florida.

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Farm-to-bottle PureBlend® process

At Timber Creek, we take a natural, sustainable approach to crafting our spirits with our proprietary PureBlend® process. This method carefully brings out the rich, authentic flavors of each grain and ingredient, honoring their natural character. After aging, we thoughtfully blend these elements to create bold, balanced, and pure flavor profiles—delivering a true farm-to-bottle experience.

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