Experience Kentucky’s iconic Bourbon Trail: explore 60 stops, from legendary distilleries to hidden craft gems, on a 3–5 day flavor‑filled road trip.

As the Kentucky Bourbon Trail—the official route that includes dozens of distillers of America’s Spirit (the corn whiskey distilled in oak barrels that’s only made here)—celebrates its ...

The Trail Hotel, a boutique hotel with 95 guest rooms, a pool, a restaurant, and a speakeasy, recently opened as Bardstown, Kentucky's coolest stay. Read our full hotel review here.

The Kentucky Bourbon Trail boasts 46 distilleries, and more are popping up every year throughout the commonwealth. Many of them have visitor experiences, but are not officially part of the trail ...

K nown as the Bourbon Capital of the World, Bardstown's 15-mile radius is home to nearly a dozen distilleries and counting. Discerning whiskey drinkers from around the globe travel here for tours ...

We finished our time in Kentucky at Bardstown Bourbon Co. in Bardstown, Kentucky, where we ate at the distillery’s restaurant, which gave Napa vibes, with high ceilings, a patio, and plenty of ...

The Bourbon Trail now includes 60 total destinations in 27 of Kentucky’s 120 counties. The growth is part of the new campaign encouraging visitors to take the “Build Your Own Bourbon Trail ...

Castle & Key is arguably the most beautiful stop on the Kentucky Bourbon Trail Craft Tour. The building or rather, castle, was originally constructed in 1887 and its architecture draws upon Irish ...

Nestled in the rolling hills of Nelson County as an official gateway of Kentucky’s Bourbon Trail, Bardstown earned a spot on the publication’s list of the “20 Most Beautiful Small Towns in ...