They’re not done yet.
After dropping thousands of dollars to improve production in its facility in Lansdale, the family-owned distiller Boardroom Spirits wants to extend hospitality and space for its guests.
Business for 2-year-old Boardroom Spirits in Lansdale has mushroomed since it started in 2016 — sales this year expanded to Las Vegas and Florida, and the local distiller got into the restaurant game with its own eatery in Souderton in Montgomery County, writes Kenneth Hilario in the Philadelphia Business Journal.
Boardroom invested about $500,000 in the next phase of its expansion, which includes an additional 2,400 square feet to its Montgomery County facility, taking over previously vacant warehouse space to add a new and improved tasting room and bar.
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Boardroom invested about $500,000 in the next phase of its expansion, which includes an additional 2,400 square feet to its Montgomery County facility, taking over previously vacant warehouse space to add a new and improved tasting room and bar.
The distiller’s previous 359-square-foot tasting room consisted of a seating area, bar, entrance and a bathroom. Now at 1,790 square feet, the new hospitality space includes the bar, two bathrooms, and a back-of-the-house area for chefs and caterers.
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