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19 rotating drafts 500+ single malt whiskies 175+ bourbons and ryes

19 rotating drafts 500+ single malt whiskies 175+ bourbons and ryes19 rotating drafts 500+ single malt whiskies 175+ bourbons and ryes19 rotating drafts 500+ single malt whiskies 175+ bourbons and ryes19 rotating drafts 500+ single malt whiskies 175+ bourbons and ryes

Featuring craft beer, the largest selection of single malt whiskies in MD, numerous bourbons, ryes, wine, and other spirits. 

19 rotating drafts 500+ single malt whiskies 175+ bourbons and ryes

19 rotating drafts 500+ single malt whiskies 175+ bourbons and ryes19 rotating drafts 500+ single malt whiskies 175+ bourbons and ryes19 rotating drafts 500+ single malt whiskies 175+ bourbons and ryes19 rotating drafts 500+ single malt whiskies 175+ bourbons and ryes

Featuring craft beer, the largest selection of single malt whiskies in MD, numerous bourbons, ryes, wine, and other spirits. 

Events

The 3rd Floor Chambers

Hours

Fridays: 6:30pm – 11:30pm

Saturdays: for large party bookings

Check 3rd Floor Chambers for special open/closed dates.

The Chambers is also available for private party celebrations. Learn more.


First Tuesday Jazz Jams, 8:00pm - 11:00pm

2025 Schedule:  Jul. 1, Aug. 5, Sep. 2, Oct. 7, Nov. 4, Dec. 2

Mike Grasso's band leads improvisations of jazz standards and welcomes all musicians, singers, and lovers of jazz to join in. There is no cover charge, but one drink per hour is requested, please.


Whisky Club Openings: There are 0 slots left until January 2026. 

Jazz Jammin'

The History

During the 1800’s in historic Ellicott City, a small stone building at the corner parking lot on Main Street and Ellicott Mills Drive was the original Howard County Courthouse. It was destroyed in the 2018 flood. Our building was a small “mom and pop” grocery store. Without air conditioning in those days, the heat-exhausted judges would come across the street and sit on shaded benches outside the grocery store and enjoy cold beverages. This is how our location became known as “The Judge’s Bench.”

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