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Editor's note: This story has been updated to include additional offers at Dripping Springs Distilling.
From decades-old distillery business to a boba shop and more, check out the latest business updates happening in the Dripping Springs area. This list is not comprehensive.
Now open
Dripping Springs Self Storage
Customers can utilize the storage facility for a variety of needs, such as storing classic cars, fishing boats, heavy equipment and more.
Owner Misti McMain opened her shop offering custom-order print products such as brochures, vinyl banners, apparel, merchandise and more.
The business is slated to open in the Belterra area to offer play-based hands-on learning activities for children in infancy to preschool. The center has other Austin-area and Central Texas locations.
Rio Bank/Lone Star Capital Bank
Rio Bank acquired Lone Star Capital Bank in June, paving the way for the McAllen-based business to add new locations, including in Dripping Springs. The bank offers personal, business, lending, trust services and more.
The business marked 20 years this year since brother-duo Gary and Kevin Kelleher set out to distill spirits in small batches. Their brands include Dripping Springs Vodka, 1876 Vodka and 1876 Bourbon, Dripping Springs Artisan and Traditional Gin, and Republic Whiskey.
The Alley
The boba tea shop may move into the Ledgestone area, according to a permit filed with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation. The Alley menu includes fruit and milk teas and other specialities. The menu also features house-made sugar cane syrup and tapioca pearls, according to their website.
