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    Big Bat Bourbon

    4.5 (55 reviews)
    Closed 11:00 am - 6:00 pm
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    Bethany L.

    I went to Louisville with three other women...none of which are really bourbon drinkers! So, to start our bourbon experiences in town, we stopped at Barrels & Billets...and I loved that they had cocktail flights. It was a great, easy way to get the other girls started on their own bourbon journeys. It seems like the cocktails change seasonally, which is fun - I personally really enjoyed the lemon drop, but there was not a bad sip in the bunch! Additionally, I enjoyed that we were able to walk-in (while they do have more extensive experiences you should probably book in advance).

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    Megan K.

    If you're visiting Louisville and want a fun bourbon tasting experience, sign up for this. It's informational, fun, you get to do some bourbon sampling, and even make your own bourbon blend and buy it. Which I did and my dad's going to be getting a super cool Christmas present now. It's a fun vibe in here and they even have a bar you can sit at after doing the tasting experience, I'll for sure be back to make some more bottles!

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    Diane W.

    Came here as part of the our tour at the Louisville Slugger Museum and store ( next door); what a great concept, as the Hillerich & Bradsby Co. made both ( along with other items). Boston led our bourbon tasting, complete with lecture on history, production, prohibition, taste, etc. very mmm Although not my first tour, it was informative and interesting, and Boston was engaging and fun. Personally I don't like bourbon, so I was there in support of my husband (!!) who got to enjoy my drinks. Part of this tasting is the ability to blend your own. which he did ( and purchased). They also sell tour and bourbon related clothing, stickers, etc. Great experience!

    If you visit the Louisville Slugger Museum & Factory next door, you can get a $5 coupon per person for this business
    Vic C.

    Barrels 7 Billets is located right next door to Louisville Slugger Museum & Factory (and found out that they are owned by the same company). What brought my husband and I to this business this afternoon was a $5 coupon that we received from Louisville Slugger Museum & Factory (we were given the coupon right after our tour). And being that we are in Kentucky, we decided it would be fun to try a bourbon tasting (but the $5 coupon also works on a tour, retail items, etc). We walked in around 1:45 pm and were greeted by the 2 employees behind the table, right by the entrance. We were seated at a table. After looking over the tasting menu, we ended up choosing: Bourbon Tasting, $15 prior to tax- My husband opted to do the tasting. He picked Lucky Lumber, Timeless Timber, Night Flight and custom bourbon. You can answer 13 questions online (just scan the QR code) and then you will get a customized taster. My husband liked the lucky lumber, which is supposed to be "easy drinking" but I thought it was horrible. My husband didn't like the Timeless Timber as much and thought the wood flavor was too strong and didn't complement the bourbon well. But he did like the Night Flight and thought the smoke flavor went with the bourbon. And he also did like the customized bourbon. You also have the option of buying a bottle of your customized bourbon for $55. 4 Mini cocktail tasting $15 prior to tax- I opted for the cocktails. Surprisingly I really liked the first one, the Rise and Shine, which has coffee. I actually do not like coffee but I did like the hazelnut flavored creamer in this first cocktail and would love just a large glass of that. I also liked the next one, the gingy sour. The flavors were very nice and light. The Nutty Batter was my least favorite, which was made with the Lucky Lumber. I thought the cocktail was just too strong in flavor and didn't really enjoy any of the things mixed in it together. Marry Me Watermelon is made with their in house made vodka. I didn't like this as much but I would still probably drink a glass of this. ------------------------------ (Total= $21.20 after tax + after discount) You can get your own water. Service was friendly and the employee who poured our tasters was friendly. She checked up on us twice to make sure we were okay. There are 2 unisex restrooms. I only used one of them, in which it was clean and adequately stocked with the essentials. Overall, we had a great experience and would recommend to anyone wishing to have a bourbon tasting. You can also do a tour with a customize bourbon bottle, which is $55.

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    Jason E.

    Amazing! Fantastic! Delicious! I don't have the words to describe how amazing this was. We thought we were going for just a tasting, but no, it was a blending. We learned how to take different bourbons to make one bourbon. Oh it was so fantastic. I was able to create six different types, and liked five of them. The bonus, I could then buy a bottle of my creation, amazing! You must go!

    Jeremy J.

    We came in here on a Saturday evening with reservations at about 630. I was really excited to try here and make your own bourbon. I thought it was a very interesting and fun idea. We got to go in there and taste their own bourbons, and they were all really good. I must say. Our presenter that walked us through the history of it was fun and delightful. And we are really excited to make our own. We bought a bottle to take home to try as well and it's good, I would recommend this place

    Roya J.

    Fun place! It's part of the slugger museum, but with a bourbon twist. This is how it goes. You get an introduction to the history of bourbon. Then samples of different finishes and make your own bourbon mix. Super friendly staff and we totally enjoyed the experience.

    Ray R.

    Place was a lot of fun and making your own bourbon was great. Mixing the Smokey and wood flavors to create your own flavor. The folks were well versed in bourbon and fun to listen too.

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    Raven T.

    Barrels & Billets was very cute and the bourbon wasn't too shabby either. The real draw here seems to be customized bottles but we settled on the bar tasting experience! This included the three bourbons they offer and three cocktails made with each bourbon. It was a good deal at $25. The woman who helped us mentioned that the bar experience was new and requested feedback on the cocktails which my group really appreciated; we stan people that want honest feedback in order to improve! My favorite was the Lucky Lumber followed by the Smokin' Fastball. If you're a scotch drinker, its NOT that, but has more smoke than typical bourbon so you may enjoy it. Not a lot of seating but a fun way to spend an hour to two.

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    Phil M.

    This place was awesome. As a baseball fan I had to drop by. Their location right by the Louisville Slugger museum was convenient. The staff was incredible and made the tasting a fun experience. The bourbons were smooth and tasty. The history was really cool to listen about from the staff.

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    Ed S.

    For bourbon aficionados, this is a fun few hours. The experience starts with a setup of 6 shot glasses filled with straight Kentucky bourbon distilled in various wood barrels. The whiskey in each shot glass has a unique flavor and we get to blend any combination into 3-4 mixes. If you hit a formula you like, they can mix it to scale and you can purchase a bottle with your custom blend and personal label. Not advanced mixology, but for novices, this is a fun few hours.

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    Elizabeth H.

    Lovely distillery! While waiting for your bourbon tasting they offer these delicious flights. The experience is well worth it, and you get to have a customized bourbon at the end.

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    Heidi M.

    After visiting the Slugger museum, you have to stop by here to do a tasting and create your own customized bottle of bourbon ! It makes for a unique memento that can be shared with friends and family, or not. Along with your customized blend, they'll also create a label to go on your bottle. Service and ambiance was also great!

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    Pros: Outstanding filet cooked perfectly medium-rare…read moreLoved the rolls with tallow candle Excellent service Loved the au gratin potatoes Delicious Caesar salad - the dressing was perfect Cons: Way too dark inside; I could barely read the small print menu Wish they had a smaller ribeye. The smallest size is 24 ounces unless you want medallions with other cuts Pro tip: Love this location cause it is in the burbs versus driving downtown. Make a reservation here!

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