Kentucky Bourbon Tours

Four Roses was the top-selling Bourbon in the U.S. in the 30s, 40s, and 50s. It started with a man named Paul Jones, Jr., who named his Bourbon after his sweetheart who wore a corsage of four red roses. In 1966, Jim Rutledge, one of the world's most legendary Master Distillers, joined Four Roses and grew Four Roses to a household name in the United States and one of the most notable names in the Bourbon world. Today, Four Roses is the only Bourbon Distillery that combines five unique yeast strains with two separate [...]

Bulleit Frontier Whiskey is a relative newcomer to the family of Kentucky distilleries, but it packs a punch. Founded in 1987, this is one of the fastest-growing whiskeys in America, and for a good reason. Their distinctive high rye recipe gives a bold, spicy, yet distinctively smooth award-winning taste. In 2021, Bulleit Frontier Whiskey took home a Double Gold medal for Bulleit 10-Year Old and Gold Medals for Bulleit Bourbon and Bulleit Rye at the 2021 San Francisco World Spirits Competition. Their new state-of-the-art distillery opened its door just five years ago and is [...]

The Oldest and Longest-Operated Among Kentucky Bourbon Whiskey Distilleries, Buffalo Trace is an Essential Bourbon Tour As Kentucky's oldest and longest-operated bourbon distillery (since 1787), history alone is a top reason to place Buffalo Trace among the top of your list for bourbon-tours. Yet, Buffalo Trace Distillery is also the most award-winning distillery in the world, so the tour is truly an essential. Buffalo Trace Bourbon combines time-honored traditions of generations past with the best innovative technology of tomorrow to hold their place as one of the legendary whiskey makers of the world. They [...]