Pigeon Forge's tasting map is its own circuit — and unlike Gatlinburg's (which has its own guide on this site), every pour on this page is a Pigeon Forge pour. Three houses anchor it: Ole Smoky's Barn at The Island, Smith Creek inside Tanger Outlets, and Old Forge Distillery in the Old Mill District, with Mill Bridge Winery's riverside glasses as the wine chapter.
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3 videos · summaries from the actual guidesOle Smoky at The Island
Three films work the Barn: a full bartender-led tasting with jar math (buy five, get a sixth free plus a cooler, as filmed), a store tour through the flavor lineup (watermelon jalapeño, pickle shine), and a family's $5 tasting — coupon returned with purchase — rating it 8–9 of 10, strawberry cream the table favorite.
The free tastings
Smith Creek pours eight complimentary shots from a sweet-corn mash (salted caramel the #1 seller; across from Palmetto Moon; tip the bartender). Old Forge's pick-10 free tasting spans shines and cream liqueurs, with real shot glasses at $5-for-five across the bar's other format and flavored shines at $27.99 as filmed — 'the best moonshine bang for your buck in the Smokies,' per one solo taster.
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3 videos · summaries from the actual guidesThe wine
Mill Bridge Winery & Hard Cider House pours four wines and a cider free, strawberry-basil and muscadine among them, with riverbank seating above the Little Pigeon — a Rocky Top Wine Trail stop, hidden just off the Parkway.
Sources: the 8 videos on this page, filmed at tasting rooms in Pigeon Forge.
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2 videos · summaries from the actual guidesMore Pigeon Forge essentials
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