Kentucky distilleries,
one good day at a time.
Who is open today, which tours take kids or dogs, where to eat, and how long the drive is between stops. Every fact comes from the place’s own pages, dated.
A little more craft.
A day worth savoring.
Find the experience that fits: time by the stills, a guided tasting, or a short stop for a bottle.
- See how it is made
Choose a production tour to explore the process.
- Take time for a tasting
Check the format, booking and who can take part.
- Make the day your own
Pick a region, save the stops, and plan a driver.
Where you can go right now.
Live from each place’s published weekly hours, in its own time zone. Places without published hours are not guessed.
- Checking today’s hours…
Answered place by place.
Counts from each place’s own pages. A place that has not published an answer is left blank, never assumed.
Four classic Kentucky days.
Load one into the planner to check opening hours for your date and the drive between stops.
Louisville’s Whiskey Row
Three distilleries within walking distance downtown. Start at Evan Williams, cross Main Street to Old Forester, finish at Angel’s Envy by the ballpark.
Plan this day →Bardstown, the bourbon capital
Heaven Hill’s Bourbon Experience, the family-run copper of Willett on the hill, then Bardstown Bourbon Co. for lunch and a last tour.
Plan this day →Frankfort and Lawrenceburg
Buffalo Trace on the river, the stone gardens of Castle & Key, then Wild Turkey high above the Kentucky River.
Plan this day →Bluegrass horse country
Woodford Reserve among the horse farms of Versailles, then two Lexington distilleries a few minutes apart in the Distillery District.
Plan this day →Choose a region, then a day.
Distilleries cluster, so starting with a region keeps the driving short.
Independent
No paid listings and no rankings. Members of the Kentucky Bourbon Trail® and places outside it are listed the same way.
Sourced and dated
Hours and policies come from each place’s own pages, with the date they were checked.
Plan a driver
Tastings add up. Every day plan here assumes someone sober is driving, or a tour company is.