CRAFT DISTILLERY

Cowboy Country Distilling

Pinedale,
Wyoming
— Vodka, Gin, Bourbon

TOURS AVAILABLE

TASTINGS

COCKTAILS

FAMILY FRIENDLY

BOTTLE SALES

DISTILLERY SNAPSHOT

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High Altitude
Distilling at 7,200 feet above sea level
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Pure Water
Wind River Range snowmelt in every batch
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Wilderness Setting
More elk than people in the neighborhood
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Founder Led
Matt Boller personally walks most tours
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Extreme Weather
Mountain temperature swings accelerate aging
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Working Distillery
Production first, tourism second approach
📞 (307) 367-2331
🌐 https://cowboycountrydistilling.com/
📍 1 Cobblestone Dr US-191, Pinedale, WY 82941, USA

ABOUT THIS DISTILLERY

Wyoming Wilderness Distilling At 7,200 Feet

Cowboy Country Distilling sits at 7,200 feet elevation on the edge of Pinedale, Wyoming, where the Wind River Range creates a dramatic backdrop for what might be the most remote craft distillery experience you’ll find. Founded in 2018 by local entrepreneur Matt Boller, this operation started as a way to showcase Wyoming’s agricultural potential while creating something uniquely tied to the high country landscape. The distillery occupies a purpose-built facility that captures the rugged aesthetic you’d expect in a town where more elk than people call the area home. Boller, who comes from a business background but developed a passion for distilling through years of home experimentation, wanted to create spirits that reflected the clean air and pure water of the greater Yellowstone ecosystem. The operation produces vodka, gin, and whiskey using locally sourced grains when possible, with their flagship products including Sublette County Vodka and High Country Gin. What started as a small-batch experiment has grown into a legitimate destination for visitors exploring the Wind River Mountains, though they’ve maintained the intimate scale that allows Boller and his small team to personally interact with most guests who make the journey to this corner of Wyoming.

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WHAT SETS THEM APART

Wind River Snowmelt In Every Bottle

The elevation sets Cowboy Country apart immediately—distilling at 7,200 feet creates unique challenges and opportunities that most craft operations never face. The thin air affects everything from fermentation to bottling, requiring adjustments that have become part of their signature process. Their water source comes from the Wind River Range snowmelt, which provides a mineral profile you simply can’t replicate at lower elevations. The location itself is genuinely unique; this isn’t a distillery trying to create rustic charm in a suburban setting, but an operation that exists in actual wilderness country where wildlife outnumbers tourists. The seasonal extremes of Wyoming mountain weather influence their aging process in ways that coastal or temperate distilleries never experience, with dramatic temperature swings that push spirits in and out of barrel wood more aggressively than traditional aging environments.

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THE VISITOR EXPERIENCE

No Tourism Polish Just Real Craft

Walking into Cowboy Country feels more like visiting a working ranch operation than a polished tourism destination, which perfectly matches the authentic Wyoming setting. The tasting room maintains a comfortable, unpretentious atmosphere where you’re likely to meet Boller himself or one of his small team who can walk you through their entire process from grain to bottle. Tours are intimate affairs since the facility isn’t massive, but that means you get genuine access to see how everything works rather than viewing from behind ropes. The tastings focus on their core products with explanations of how the high-altitude environment influences flavor development. The views through the windows toward the Wind River Range provide a constant reminder that you’re experiencing something tied to this specific place rather than a generic craft distillery experience.

IS IT WORTH VISITING

Remote Enough To Feel Discovered

This is perfect for people who want authenticity over polish and don’t mind traveling off the beaten path for a genuinely unique experience. If you’re exploring the greater Yellowstone area or passing through Pinedale for outdoor activities, Cowboy Country provides a distinctive stop that showcases local craftsmanship in a setting you won’t find replicated elsewhere. The elevation and location create legitimate differences in their spirits that make the visit educational for anyone interested in how environment affects distilling. However, this isn’t the place for elaborate facilities, extensive cocktail programs, or large group entertainment. It’s a working distillery that happens to welcome visitors, not a destination designed primarily for tourism. The drive to Pinedale itself requires commitment, so this works best as part of a larger Wyoming adventure rather than a standalone trip.

⚠️ VISITING TIPS

Call ahead since this is a small operation and hours can vary based on production schedules or seasonal factors. Pinedale sits pretty far from major population centers, so plan this as part of a larger trip to the Wind River Range or Jackson area rather than a quick detour. The facility isn’t difficult to find once you’re in town, but GPS can be spotty in this part of Wyoming, so have backup directions. Ask about their seasonal products if you visit during different times of year, as the extreme weather cycles create opportunities for limited releases. Since you’re at serious elevation, the altitude can affect how alcohol hits you, especially if you’re not accustomed to mountain conditions. The drive itself is part of the experience—spectacular scenery through legitimate Wyoming wilderness—so don’t rush the journey.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Cowboy Country Distilling — Visitor FAQ

Should I call ahead before visiting?
Yes, definitely call ahead. As a small operation, hours can vary based on production schedules or seasonal factors. This ensures someone will be there to provide tastings and tours.
How far is it from Jackson or other tourist areas?
Pinedale is about an hour and a half from Jackson, making it a good day trip if you’re staying in the Jackson area. The drive itself is scenic, passing through genuine Wyoming wilderness.
Does the altitude affect the tasting experience?
At 7,200 feet, the altitude can make alcohol hit you differently than at sea level, especially if you’re not used to mountain conditions. Take it easy and stay hydrated during your visit.

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