Gorgeous farm based distillery. They do tours and tastings or you can just buy a couple pours or…read morecocktails at the bar in the gift shop. Staff is very friendly. Parking lot is gravel and there is a small bump up to the inclined concrete pathway. Aside from the gravel and ramp it is accessible. The farm tour may not be. And last but not least there is a cat, Char, who looks his name. He's a cutie, just a bit shy at first. The bourbon and rye is way pricey but the distillery is worth a visit.

We had a lot of fun at this Distillery. We went to a few bigger ones which is also very amazing…read more But we definitely wanted try in a smaller Distillery or two, we only wanted this one. The whiskey is really good and I love the presentation on the tastings. If we had more time. It would have been nice to have a drink at the bar. The whiskey is a little bit on the pricier side for me but was worth the price. The tour price was very very reasonable.

Lux Row was a distillery we hadn't really heard of before our trip, but someone recommended it, and…read morewe're so glad we stopped by. It ended up being a really enjoyable tour. One of the highlights was the delicious welcome cocktail they served at the beginning--it was a fun way to kick things off. Since we visited during the summer, the distillery wasn't actively producing bourbon, but our tour guide still did a great job explaining the process and sharing the history of the distillery. The gift shop was also worth checking out. They carry several different bourbon brands, including Penelope Bourbon, so there was a nice variety to browse instead of just a few labels. Overall, it was a well-run tour with friendly staff and a beautiful facility. I'd definitely recommend adding Lux Row to your Bourbon Trail itinerary.

This distillery in the middle of Bardstown is a relative newcomer, opening circa 2019. Its located…read moreon a large rolling plot of land, featuring a pleasant one car-width drive up to the parking lot and the supersized barn-style visitor center. Rest assured that you exit on a different road, so you'll see no cars trying to run you off on your approach. Worth a stop if you are in town. The structure has two rooms, a gift shop and a tasting room. We skipped a tour (we've been on so many) and headed to the bar. Kelly had a cocktail and I had a flight of Penelope, 1 rye and 2 bourbons. They were solid pours for $17, and I had a decent buzz when I left - the bourbons were 104 and 114 proof, as is the style these days. I especially liked the rye, smooth and spicy. The Architect bourbon was hotter than the barrel proof but both were still good. Lux Row also makes Remus, and the 6 year high rye bourbon is superb - a full bodied, easy drinking pour. If you live in Illnois, its often on sale at Binny's.

Crowne has Great people they are helpful very cost effective. They have a wide verity of…read moremerchandise to fit all your needs.Tresa, Ethan, Kyle, Kim and Katie will help you out with your next purchase! Go check them out!!!

Went to this my last day at Fort Knox was in the mood for a nice cigar to go with a old fashioned…read more Picked a LOT23 from Perdomo Cigars and the guys were super friendly and invited me to the lounge upstairs which next visit will definitely be a stop but was with the wife going to dinner. They also availed me to a cutter and some matches. Enjoyed this on the patio of my hotel with an old fashioned or three. Small but good selection humidor.

Friendly tour guide, great location, and amazing drinks! If you are on the bourbon trail, you have…read moreGOT to see Log Still!

This may be one of my new favorite destinations on the Bourbon Trail. I've seen their bourbon and…read moredowntown tasting room For Monk's Road. That bourbon comes from this distillery. Their space is amazing and why you should really check them out. They have an outdoor amphitheater featuring a different act on a weekly basis. The space is lush, green and an incredible space to hear music. They even have a location for events including weddings. The staff is lovely and has a great understanding of the offerings and history of the bourbon itself. So check out the space and then drive by the monastery too where they get the name for their bourbon "Monk's Road."

Highlight of our trip…read more Joyce is THE BEST! Heavy handed pours of excellent bourbon! She has a great and encyclopedic taste. "What is your taste and style?" She was awsome. You ahve to come here if you make it to Bardstown!!!

This jewel of a place was amazing! The owner was super nice, we tried many bourbons and I even…read moreshowed her some she haven't tried. Spent quite a while in there! Cannot wait to go back! Loved the layout and how many cool liquors they had on hand.

Been coming here for about 10 years. It's still my favorite winery! I moved out of state but come…read moreto visit and always visit Forest Edge after a hike at Bernheim. I love how open and airy it is. But we love the barrel room renovation. We brought some lunch and did a wine tasting, then ordered a glass while we relaxed. Service is quick and friendly. Wound up bringing home 5 bottles!

Forest Edge Winery is located directly across from Bernheim Arboretum & Research Forest in…read moreShepherdsville, KY. We love a good wine so decided to explore some of the local wineries & discovered this beautiful place. The wine bar attendants were knowledgeable, friendly, ready to answer any questions which made this visit even more welcoming. This particular winery has a playroom for children so do hesitate to visit even if your children are small.

Along with the smoke shop they have everything you need for your party. Alcohol, nectar collectors,…read moreRoyal Honey... And the staff has always been friendly to me so...

terrible, horrible customer service!!! stay away from this place, they don't deserve your business!!read more

Last week, my husband and I made our bi-yearly trip to Kentucky for our whiskey and bourbon…read moreadventure. After spending the day visiting distilleries, I was ready for something a little different, so my husband suggested we stop by McIntyre & Family Winery. I'm so glad we did. From the moment we walked in, we felt genuinely welcomed. Nikki greeted us, took the time to explain their wines and tasting options, and made us feel right at home. A little while later, the owner, who is also named Nikki, came over to introduce herself. Both of these ladies were incredibly kind, down-to-earth, and passionate about what they do. What was supposed to be a quick stop turned into two wonderful hours of conversation, laughter, and wine tasting. I've visited quite a few wineries over the years, but this one truly stood out. I loved how unique and creative the wines were. They weren't afraid to offer something different, with wines like Corn Cob, Daylily, and Rose Petal Tea. I know some of those might sound unusual, but they're absolutely worth trying with an open mind. My personal favorite was the Blackberry Truffle--it was unlike anything I've ever tasted and, without question, the bottle I couldn't leave without. One thing I also appreciated was that they had beer available for anyone in the group who isn't a wine drinker, making it a place everyone can enjoy. More than anything, what made this visit so memorable wasn't just the wine--it was the people. You can tell there's a lot of heart behind this winery, and that kind of hospitality is something you don't forget. If you ever find yourself in Bardstown, I can't recommend McIntyre & Family Winery enough. It ended up being one of the highlights of our trip, and I already know we'll be back.

It has been a few years since we last visited, but this was probably our fourth or fifth time…read morestopping in here. My husband and I love stopping in here when we are near Bardstown because it is so different from your typical winery. All of their wines are made from the berries, fruit, etc that they are named after and not with grapes, so it is always fun to try the different wines they offer. We brought our friends with us this time since we were all on our way to Heaven Hill for a distillery tour together. They had a fun time for their first visit and we both ended up purchasing a bottle of their corn cob wine (we also got a semi-sweet cranberry wine). Shannon (or maybe her name was Sharon) was so friendly and kept us laughing with jokes during our tasting. She gave us some tips on what wines paired well together or with a cocktail. She also told us how long some of the wines take to make, where they source some of their berries, etc. Can't wait until our next visit!