Distillery (noun)

1. A place where alcoholic drinks, such as whiskey or gin, are produced by distillation.
2. A plant or factory where a particular product is manufactured or processed.

Origin:

From the latin word distillare, meaning to drip or to filter.

Examples:

1. The distillery tour was a fascinating glimpse into the process of making whiskey.
2. The old distillery had been converted into luxury apartments.
3. The company operates several distilleries across the country.
4. She used to work at the local distillery before she opened her own bar.
5. The distillery was producing high-quality gin in small batches.