Visit the Distillery
Stop by 13 Wimmelskafts Gade in Old Town for a tasting, a make-your-own Painkiller, the historic property, museum spaces and tropical garden.
Everything you need to know.
We are in Old Town Charlotte Amalie, just off Main Street. You do not need to drink to visit, and guests of all ages are welcome on the property.
Tastings and alcoholic drinks are available to guests who meet the legal drinking age in the U.S. Virgin Islands.
Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas, USVI
What you can do here.
Most visitors spend about 45–60 minutes, though you are welcome to stay longer and enjoy the garden.
Spirit Tasting
Try a flight of four 3 Queens spirits and ask questions about fermentation, distilling, aging and ingredients.
Painkiller Station
Build your own version of the classic Virgin Islands cocktail and decide how much rum goes into the glass.
See the Distillery
Look at the stills, barrels and production areas where our spirits are made.
Museum & History
Explore the old slave house, historical artifacts and the story of 13 Wimmelskafts Gade.
Tropical Garden
Take a seat in the courtyard, surrounded by palms, old stone and plants used around the property.
Shop Local Goods
Take home our spirits, roasted coffee, hot sauce and merchandise made or sold by the people behind 3 Queens.
We are close to both cruise docks.
A taxi is the easiest way to reach us. Tell the driver “3 Queens Distillery on Back Street” or give them 13 Wimmelskafts Gade.
About 5–7 minutes by taxi
Roughly 1.5 miles from the distillery. Walking through town is possible for some visitors, but a taxi is easier, especially in the heat.
About 5–10 minutes by taxi
Roughly 2 miles from the distillery. We do not recommend walking from Crown Bay because portions of the route are not pedestrian-friendly.
Want a guided visit?
Walking tours and distillery experiences can be booked through Blue Mango Tours. Private groups, receptions, welcome parties, reunions and events can also use the property.
The site can accommodate groups of up to about 80 guests for many types of private events.
See Guided ToursBefore you come.
Do I need a reservation?
Walk-ins are welcome during regular opening hours. Large groups may affect availability, so groups should contact us in advance.
Can I visit if I do not drink?
Yes. General admission is free and the property includes historical exhibits, the garden and views of the working distillery.
Can children come?
Yes. The property is family-friendly. Alcohol is only served to guests who meet the legal drinking age.
Can I buy bottles to take home?
Yes. Our spirits are sold at the distillery and are available only in the Virgin Islands.