Definition: A sugarhouse is a type of distillery that produces and distills spirits using sugar as the primary ingredient. These distilleries are often located in rural areas or small towns, where they can provide a unique experience for those who visit. Sugarhouses are known for their high-quality spirits, including gin, rum, and vodka, made from the natural sugars present in sugarcane. They have been around for centuries and have played an important role in the history of alcohol production.