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Deadwood, South Dakota, USA
Berg Jewelry & Gifts is a family-owned Main Street store selling Black Hills Gold, diamonds and silver since 1998. Its cases feature the regional grape-and-leaf gold designs from Landstrom's, Coleman and Mt. Rushmore Black Hills Gold makers.
Best for Black Hills Gold jewelry
Deadwood, South Dakota, USA
Chubby Chipmunk hand-dips chocolates and truffles at its shop on Cliff Street in Deadwood, working with fine chocolate including rare Peruvian Fortunato No. 4. The confectionery makes custom truffle collections alongside its everyday cases.
Best for Hand-dipped chocolate truffles
Deadwood, South Dakota, USA
Dakota Sky Stone stocks authentic Native American turquoise jewelry sourced directly from the artists who make it, with a store at 671 Main Street in Deadwood. Pieces span Kingman, Royston and Nevada turquoise, Navajo pearls and related stones.
Best for Native American turquoise jewelry
Deadwood, South Dakota, USA
Deadwood Distilling Company makes whiskey, vodka, moonshine and cream liqueurs on Historic Main Street, using Ballard Family Farm grain for its farm-to-bottle vodka. The distillery pairs its spirits with a brick-oven kitchen and the Bloody Nose Saloon.
Best for Craft whiskey and moonshine
Deadwood Distilling Co. opened in the summer of 2017 after Michael Ballard and Todd Phillips bought three buildings on Main Street in Deadwood. The Black Hills town has about 1,300 people. Ballard also owns the Full Throttle Saloon in Sturgis and the S'loonshine Distillery in his hometown of Trimble, Tennessee. The Deadwood operation works from the same recipes. Steve Fredericksen, the manager at the opening, described the aim as an artisan distillery where everything is made on the premises, from fermentation to the shelf. The process is on view. The building holds the distillery and tasting room together with a general store and a pizzeria, plus the Bloody Nose Saloon. The moonshine is a grain neutral spirit at 70 proof, sold in mason jars. Flavours ran from peach to a coffee version at the opening, and the range has since grown to thirteen. Handcrafted whiskeys run from 70 to 120 proof. The vodka is made farm to bottle from Ballard Family Farm grain, including pickle and jalapeño versions, and cream liqueurs round out the list. Samples are poured without reservation, and staff walk visitors through each flavour. The general store carries Amish jams and jellies along with pickles, bourbon maple syrup and the distillery's own shirts. The interior was finished with fresh-cut local pine. A 2017 profile in 605 Magazine noted the fit between a moonshiner and a town built on gamblers and gunslingers.
Deadwood, South Dakota, USA
Hide and Soul Leatherworks is a family shop on Highway 385 south of Deadwood where Rick and Jennifer have hand-cut vests, jackets, chaps, belts and holsters since 1983. Every piece is made in-house from deer, elk and bison hides.
Best for Custom handmade leather apparel
Deadwood, South Dakota, USA
Madame Peacock's is an independent Main Street boutique stocking Western and boho women's clothing, boots, hats and turquoise-and-silver jewelry. The shop tucks the small Schlitz Bar inside for browsing customers.
Best for Western boho women's apparel
Deadwood, South Dakota, USA
Trevinos Leathers has crafted and sold leather goods since 1974, moving from Sturgis to its longtime spot on Highway 385 south of Deadwood. The shop carries handmade American-made gloves, jackets, chaps, vests, hats and wallets alongside furs, knives and Western artwork.
Best for Handmade Western leather goods
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