Wind River Country community cocktail project

If Wind River Country were a drink, what would it taste like?

The Wind River Visitors Council, in partnership with Wyoming Whiskey, is launching a Wind River Country community cocktail project, and local residents are invited to help create it.

Throughout the month of March, anyone living in Wind River Country can submit a paired cocktail and mocktail inspired by this place we call home. Whether your idea reflects wide-open landscapes, local ingredients, family traditions or a favorite memory, this is your chance to share your creativity and your story.

During National Travel and Tourism Week (May 3 to 9), community tasting and voting events will take place in:

Dubois — May 5 at The Rustic Pine Tavern
Lander — May 8 at the Coalter Loft
Riverton — May 9 at Bar Ten

One finalist from each community will advance to a final review, with the winning Wind River Country signature beverage announced shortly thereafter.

Participants must submit both a cocktail and a mocktail recipe, complete with a list of ingredients and preparation instructions so they can be recreated at the tasting events. Local or Indigenous ingredients are encouraged.

This is a community-driven celebration of flavor, place and creativity.

Ready to share your idea? Submit your cocktail and mocktail pair here, https://forms.gle/x66CZdbAD4xFrH9f7.

About the Wind River Visitors Council

The Wind River Visitors Council (WRVC) is a Destination Marketing Organization (DMO) responsible for investing lodging tax revenues to promote Fremont County and the Wind River Indian Reservation—collectively branded as Wind River Country—as a premier tourism and visitor destination.

Through strategic marketing, partnerships and community collaboration, the WRVC works to enhance the region’s visibility, support local economies and inspire travelers to explore the diverse landscapes and cultures of Wind River Country.