Dueling Grounds is at the southern most part of the Kentucky bourbon trail…read more It is a small place but very friendly. Along with bourbon, they have sereral other spirits. We did the tasting with 2 bourbons and 2 gins (one standard style, the other aged) and a snack. We chose the bourbon choclates :) Not fancy but worth a stop.

Our group stopped in as we were passing through town. We each ordered a different cocktail and we…read moreall enjoyed our orders. The guy working was super nice and really knowledgeable about the products and history of the place. If you're in the area stop by!

We were unable to locate this business based on directions on Yelp. A local businessman had never…read moreheard of them and had a similar inquiry as ours about them a couple months ago.

Some items a little over priced but not bad at all I will stop here whenever I pass through Kentuckyread more

Great tasting experience and neat converted school. Look forward to seeing them expandread more

We stopped in here on a recent trip to our cabin nearby. We had not heard of it before and were…read moresurprised to find it to be just a short trip from Princeton. It is in an old school, and being teachers, we were interested in seeing what it was about. We didn't have time for a tour, but we did a quick tasting and found some things to purchase. We will return with other family members on another trip down. Very nice staff.

This is the friendliest distillery I've ever been to. Eddie was awesome. And they accommodate…read morehandicaps with wheelchairs, even the bathrooms. The whiskeys are as fine as they are in Ireland. Put this on your places to visit. Don't miss out!

The Mb Roland distillery was excellent. The service was great too. Casual and fun ambiance. The…read moretour starts on the front porch and then into the distillery where they show you the process of making Kentucky bourbon the corn rye and wheat products to make the finest bourbon and whiskey the barrels that they store the product in the stills quite the operation in the process of making bourbon. Then they give you simples of bourbon whisky and moonshine.

The Tour was amazing! we had the best time exploring the campus and learning so much, I forget our…read moretour guides name but he was great! However, it was the most expensive gift shop of all the distilleries we went to on our trip. Also, I personally did the dipping experience, and the staff was unfriendly and rude, left with a bad taste in my mouth. Worth the trip, but expect expensive gift shop, and don't be surprised if gift shop employees are rude.

Our tour guide Matt does an excellent job. We also ate at the restaurant and that was a great…read moreexperience also.

This is a very beautiful distillery. Ashley, who was our tour guide for the barrel thieving, was…read morewonderful and knowledgeable of showing us the ground.And the buildings. I had the greatest experience there out of any tour I have taken so far.I can't wait to go back and bring my wife with me.

Drop by here, take a tour, drink the product and see what pride in workmanship is. Can't go wrong,…read morecheers!

It's a shame that Limestone is going stop distilling for the next year but there was a silver…read morelining. We were able to have a GreaT behind the scenes tour and be able to converse with our guide Thomas a lot easier. Thomas was very knowledgeable and really gave us a wonderful tour including a tasting right from one of the barrels. The entire staff was wonderful and really wanted to make sure we enjoyed ourselves on our tour.

We stopped at Limestone today because we heard great things about the distillery and the tours…read more We loved the bar and the build your own old fashioned options. We opted for the black walnut and orange bitters, which was an excellent pairing. Even better, we were able to take our cocktails on the tour with us. I wasn't as impressed with the tour as others were. The operation is extremely small. From the raised platform above the fermentation tanks, you can see everything. It was a high level walk thru. The tasting was intimate. Our host Kim did a great job walking us through the tasting experience. My favorite was the Minor Case Rye paired with the orange truffle. The other bourbons weren't in my flavor profile, so this is probably my only time coming here.

First time having a few drinks at the bar and then following it up with their distillery tour. Both…read morewere amazing! Drinks were stellar and the tour was even better. The tour was very informative and entertaining. The taste testing was well worth it. We taste tested many different flavored Moonshines, (20 proof) but still very tasty. They tasted like liquid Jolly Ranchers. Then Vodka, Bourbon and last, but not least, a few Whiskeys. One was 111 proof. They have a very nice looking gift shop. All of their Whiskeys, Bourbon's, Moonshine's and Vodka are available for purchase plus everything else you can Imagine. Clothing, hats, flights, etc. you can buy some cool looking stuff. Quick summery?!? It was well worth the money. 90 minutes drinking and a tour combined? Time well spent in my book. I'd go back again in a heartbeat.

OUTSTANDING!!!!!…read more Let's just start right there. We are visiting from Virginia, a friend who recently moved to the area. They had heard good things about SKD but hadn't visited or sampled their products. But today was the day. Let me touch on the tour - wow. The tour was expected to be about an hour but we stayed at least two, maybe a bit more. Our guide - Luther, is a hell of a nice fella. Taught us a lot. He told us how he's been friends with several of the other since school days and you can tell he really loves this place. This post would be too long to go over every great thing about the tour and sampling - so go and see for yourself. The products: Folks I'm not a big drinker. But I will say this. I came out buying, a bottle of their Vodka, two bottles of bourbon, and two bottles of flavored shine. I will also say I love each and every shine flavor and it was hard to choose just two. The location: new, very clean, and great looking. Inside and out. Lastly the staff: Again Luther was a great fella. The counter girls were crazy friendly and nice and then the owner Junior was just so nice and personable. Folks come here, bring your friends, and have a great time. We absolutely will be back when we return to the area. Hoping to catch a night when they have something going on like music outside.

Beautiful tasting room and gift store. The staff is so friendly…read more The drinks aren't too bad either We got a smash burger and salad. Really good food.

First of all, I am a huge Heaven Hill fan and a self-appointed bourbon nerd and this tour is…read morecompletely worth it. What you get when you bottle your own is definitely one of a kind, they were pouring the first Elijah Craig rye while I was there. Also, this place is beautiful and you have to visit the bar upstairs after your tour. Completely worth it. However, the bourbon bubble is over for now. Less people drinking and willing to pay secondary prices. Furthermore, a lot of us have gotten pretty smart watching YouTube and reading about this amazing brown elixir. So, the 51% corn and new oak barrel stuff can probably be dropped, but tell me what is special about my choices. I also asked our friendly tour guy if HH was bringing back the 12 year age statement on the Elijah Craig and he responded 12 years? (A few years ago EC dropped the age statement, because bourbon was being sold so fast, they had difficulty obtain older bourbon for this brand). My point is be unique, tell me something that we don't know, what is HH doing to deal with the change in the bourbon trend, what is the new thing in bourbon. Take a tour of Wild Turkey Russel Reserve tour, they did it right.

I am beyond impressed by the outstanding service I received toda, Devin was phenomenal. Very nice,…read morepatient and just worked his magic.

This place is really cool. This was our first visit to a distillery and Old Glory is impressive…read more The building itself is a giant brick building like an old factory from the 1920s. The inside appears to have been recently updated and renovated. On one side is the restaurant, the other is a tasting room, and the distilling in the in middle. We came in for lunch. Started out with old fashions which were spot in, ended up having two. For lunch it was the standard American fare. We had some lighter options like salads and shared plates. The food overall was good, but not extraordinary. Service could have been a little more attentive however. After lunch, we headed to the tasting room. The standard tasting was $16 which seemed to be quite reasonable. Some of the tastings are 90-100 proof, so be ready for that. Also picked up some T-shirts. We would have picked up a bottle, but because of TSA you would have to put it in a checked bag. We did end up picking up a bottle at the Nashville airport after security, but the cost is about 30% more. They indicated that you can order online and have it shipped. Looks like they do tours, but we did not have the time on this day. Definitely a stop if you are a whiskey drinker and in the Clarksville area.