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Wood and water make Wadena distillery shine
Even if you don't care to drink a drop of liquor, the process behind the making of the product is mesmerizing and mostly viewable through a wall of windows.
4:00 am, Dec. 31, 2020
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Standing before the People of Wadena portrayed in a massive mural are some of the partners in the Little Round Still operation in Wadena, including master distiller Matt Aspengren (left), general manager James Muston and mastermind Dave Stormoen. Other partners in this venture are Steve Wilson, Derek Kern and Aaron Kern.
Michael Johnson/Pioneer Journal
WADENA, Minn. — Opening briefly in November, Little Round Still staff and partners have been pouring their time into making what they believe is the perfect distilled spirits that you could be pouring this holiday season.

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