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Thinking Tree Spirits

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4.8 Google Review
88 Jackson St, Eugene, Oregon, 97402, United States
(541) 515-6993 thinkingtreespirits.com
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Jun 14, 2022
The outdoor seating is really nice when the weather is decent. The decor is eclectic and fun. There was a band playing when I visited and lots of people. The seasonal cocktails all looked very refreshing. I like that there are usually a couple food trucks in the parking area for a really strong variety.

Aug 28, 2021
The cocktails here are phenomenally well-balanced. You can subtly taste the liquor, but in a way that is complimented by the other ingredients. Woke up the next morning feeling great after drinking 2 cocktails — a sure sign that the liquor and cocktail ingredients are high quality.

Jan 3, 2023
Accidentally visited right before they were closing due to an ice storm. The bartender was very kind and helpful. Loved how accessible the living room area was to sit in with my wheelchair. We will definitely be returning to this funky little place!

Jan 6, 2023
Never had a bad drink from here, the staff is always really nice, and their gin is very smooth and high quality!

Mar 4, 2022
Love this place! I had been meaning to come by for ages and finally did a few days ago - the smokin' hot buttered rum on their menu right now is divine, I honestly can't stop thinking about it on these cloudy days. I also love the cozy indoor space. I will definitely be back soon.

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