The Kentucky Bourbon Trail is celebrating its 25th year and the Kentucky Distillers Association is rolling out changes to improve visitor experiences.

Approaching from the sweeping driveway lined with locust trees, the elegant mansion hardly looks like the newest stop on the Kentucky Bourbon Trail. But as of June of last year, that is exactly what ...

There are more than a dozen new places where you can sip Kentucky's favorite spirit along the famed Kentucky Bourbon Trail.

The Kentucky Bourbon Trail (KBT) is growing with more than a dozen new experiences, according to a press release from the Kentucky Bourbon Trail.

The Kentucky Distillers' Association has added nine new distilleries to the Kentucky Bourbon Trail Craft Tour in the past two years.

Building Kentucky distilleries: Former Maker’s Mark distillers Denny Potter, Jane Bowie, Bardstown Bourbon founders, Pikeville coal mine.

With a quarter-century under its belt, the trail of makers has seen smaller bourbon networks spring up nearby—like the Kentucky Craft Trail —for a smaller feel.

The Kentucky Bourbon Trail, established in 1999 by the Kentucky Distillers’ Association, maps an itinerary that connects 18 historical distilleries within a 35-mile radius.

The Trail Hotel offers a high-end lodging and dining experience in Bardstown, the town at the heart of the Kentucky Bourbon Trail.

Other than horses and basketball, there is little Kentucky is known for better than bourbon, and now the spirit is expanding its footprint further south in the Bluegrass State.

Four of the new Kentucky Bourbon Trial locations are in Louisville. The latest expansion of the trail includes new distillery offerings and satellite tasting rooms.