Image: Bottled at Revelton Distillery, the barrel-rested gin was created specifically for Django. The French restaurant plans to use it in the future house and featured cocktails for as long as supplies last. Photo courtesy of Django. Author: Karla Walsh If you’re seeking a new sip to savor, make a reservation at Django ASAP. That’s because today (Oct. 13) from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m., the downtown bistro will host a barrel release party at their new, next-door event space called the Reinhardt Room (1430 Locust St.). The event will celebrate the release of a private barrel of gin produced by

Image Right: With a backdrop of full bourbon barrels in the Revelton Rackhouse, Christi Taylor, Iowa Economic Development Authority Director, Debi Durham, Rob Taylor and Iowa Bureau of Alcoholic Beverages Administrator, Stephen Larson stopped for a photo.  Community collaboration was the prominent Osceola Chamber-Main Street theme for the last week in August. Although OCMS constantly encourages feedback, questions and suggestions about events, projects, grants, etc., last week brought opportunities for larger and more diverse groups to come together.   The first gathering was hosted by Rob and Christi Taylor, owners of Revelton Distilling Company and their staff who invited a host of

Gov Kim Reynolds proudly signs SF2374 into law easing decades old restrictions on local distillers in the state of Iowa. She discussed her decision inside Revelton Distillery in Osceola on June 7th, 2022.

OSCEOLA — Revelton Distilling Company is one of eight distilleries participating in the Iowa Tourism Office’s new Iowa Distillery Passport program. The passport, available at traveliowa.com/passport, provides a free digital mobile roadmap to distilleries statewide, complete with curated discounts and deals. Upon visiting participating locations, users may check in using a unique four-digit pin code available onsite and present their passport to distillery staff to redeem available discounts. The first 100 participants that check-in at six participating distilleries will win a pair of Iowa rocks glasses. (Prizes are limited and the contest will stop once all prizes have been redeemed.) “This

The beautiful copper roofs and 33 foot tall still of the Revelton Distilling Company catch the eye of travelers exiting Interstate 35 in Osceola. The exterior beauty of the building is the first indication that this place is something special. Revelton is putting Clarke County on the national and global stage. One look inside the property confirms that the Revelton Distilling Company is indeed special. Revelton Distilling Company is the creation of Rob and Christine Taylor. About ten years ago the Taylors attended the Kentucky Bourbon Festival and fell in love with whiskey. After learning that one of the core