Luck of the Irish Farm
Good land. Great spirits. A place to gather.
A historic Wisconsin farm is getting a new chapter as a grain-to-glass craft distillery rooted in agriculture and community.
Something special is growing here
Bringing people back to the farm.
We are restoring Luck of the Irish Farm and creating a place where people can slow down, have a great drink, enjoy the land, and reconnect with something real.
The farm is real. Its history is real. The work is happening now—and we invite you to follow along before the doors open.
At the Farm TodayThe Farm · Since 1947
Four generations, one piece of ground.
Clarence and Arlene Brown purchased the farm in March 1947. Today, their family continues the story as the fourth generation, with the hope that a fifth will someday care for it too.
Read the farm storyThe Future Distillery
From Wisconsin grain to a glass raised on the farm.
Our plans begin with bourbon, whiskey, vodka, and gin made with a grain-to-glass philosophy. As the farm develops, we intend to incorporate crops grown here and let each spirit carry a connection to this land.
In development. Spirits are not yet available for purchase.
Our Vision · Concept RenderingThe Experience We Are Building
An afternoon at the farm, unhurried.
A relaxed farm destination shaped by good spirits, useful agriculture, open air, and the people around the table. These experiences are planned for the future opening and beyond.
Farm tasting room
Craft cocktails
Distillery experiences
Farm-grown ingredients
Seasonal events
Outdoor gathering spaces
Agriculture experiences
Community events
Restoring the Farm
We’re not building a destination from scratch. We’re bringing one back to life.
The barns, dairy stalls, farm lanes, and weathered structures are guiding the work. We are preserving their character while creating new reasons for people to visit a working farm.
Restoration Underway · Today
Our Vision · Concept Rendering
Follow the Build
See the next chapter take shape.
We will share the barn restoration, distillery construction, still installation, planting, harvest, tasting room development, and the ordinary farm projects in between.
Future Celebrations at the Farm
Gatherings are part of the long-term vision.
We envision the restored barns and farm grounds eventually hosting intimate weddings, private gatherings, and select special events.
Private event availability will be announced as restoration progresses.
Opening Fall 2027
Follow the transformation
Get honest updates from the farm—restoration milestones, planting and harvest, still installation, and opening news from Roberts, Wisconsin.