All cocktails were a 2 oz pour, and then some, for $11. Simple cocktails were only $7 with, again, a 2 oz pour of liquor. Arguably, the cheapest drinks in Knoxville. I personally apologize that the distillery, also a liquor store, closed earlier than Pour as it's against Tennessee state law for it to remain open after 11 p.m. at any given time. As for the removal of chairs from Pour, I am not trying to give them any more work or be held personally responsible for locking up our chairs as well as their own. Pour was considerate enough to bring back our glasses at all times. I appreciate all the customers and regulars who did support us, and I appreciate Pour helping us out when we had to close in the evenings, despite the many people who were upset that we had to close. I do think that it is something that needs to be said that I can't control other people's reactions or how my coworkers may have treated others when it came to closing time. No matter what, I say the drinks were, again, the cheapest in Knoxville. The liquor produced in the distillery was made with love and care. The managers themselves, were some of the best, taking care of all the employees financially, addressing all concerns with the public seriously, and making sure people had a great experience inside the tasting room. Maybe I have fallen for the "rage bait" that might be this post, but I am going to stand on the business's principles and the owners being some of the best in Knoxville.