Woodworks Distilling Co sits on West Britton Road in Oklahoma City, founded in 2015 by Chad Whitehead and Chris Harrison. Whitehead, a former carpenter and woodworker (hence the name), partnered with Harrison to transform their shared passion for craft spirits into Oklahoma’s growing distillery scene. They opened their doors in a converted industrial space that reflects Whitehead’s woodworking background, with custom-built bars and fixtures throughout. The operation focuses primarily on bourbon and rye whiskey, though they’ve expanded into vodka and seasonal offerings. The distillery represents Oklahoma’s craft spirits renaissance, bringing small-batch production to a state better known for oil than aged spirits. Their approach combines traditional distilling methods with modern equipment, including a custom copper still system that allows for precise control over their grain-to-glass process. The team has grown to include master distiller expertise while maintaining the hands-on, craftsman approach that defined their early years. You’ll find this isn’t just another craft distillery trying to replicate Kentucky bourbon—they’re building something distinctly Oklahoman.