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Lemon Spike

About Lemon Spike

Lemon Spike is a small-batch, handcrafted spirit from Hall Brothers Distillery in Dayton, Ohio. Here you'll find an overview of the product, feedback from customers, and how it fits into the distillery's broader lineup of spirits.

What customers are saying

A customer has left a review of this spirit, awarding it a top rating and highlighting its distinctive lemon and orange character.

Keith – April 21, 2026
Lemon and orange vodka that tastes like no other.

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Explore the rest of the lineup

Lemon Spike is part of a small family of spirits crafted by Hall Brothers Distillery. If you enjoy citrus-forward spirits, the other bottles in the collection are well worth exploring.

  • American Whiskey
  • Two Stick
  • Crazy Ivan
  • Lemon Spike
  • Orange Spike
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Frequently asked questions

What is Lemon Spike?
Lemon Spike is a handcrafted spirit from Hall Brothers Distillery in Dayton, Ohio, made in small batches alongside the distillery's other spirits.
Where is Lemon Spike made?
Hall Brothers Distillery is a family-owned and operated distillery in Dayton, Ohio, where all of its spirits are made by hand.
How does Lemon Spike taste?
Reviews on this page describe the citrus spirits as tasting like no other. For detailed tasting notes, please contact the distillery directly.
What other spirits does Hall Brothers Distillery make?
The lineup includes American Whiskey, Two Stick, Crazy Ivan, Lemon Spike, and Orange Spike.
How can I buy Lemon Spike or check availability?
This page does not list pricing or availability. Please contact Hall Brothers Distillery directly for current availability and purchasing options.

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Lemon Spike is crafted in small batches by hand, in keeping with the distillery's family-owned approach in Dayton, Ohio. If you enjoy citrus-forward spirits, it sits comfortably alongside the distillery's other bottles, and customer feedback is welcome if you give it a try.