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Anyone 'done' the Bourbon Trail?
Give me your feedback, please!
For the past two years, DH and I have been meaning to go to the Maker's Mark Distillery, and I thought about making a full day out of it and visiting all the distilleries along the Bourbon Trail. I definitely think it's a must for KY-ians (well, those who enjoy bourbon), and I'm ashamed I haven't done it yet!
Re: Anyone 'done' the Bourbon Trail?
Makers is a great tour. I, personally, would break it up a little more. Stop in Ghetsemene (sp?) at the monastery. They have food products to sell (famous nation wide) and then Bardstown (possibly stay in a B&B there). There is a lot to see in Bardstown. It's one of my fav places.
About Makers - see if you can find out when they are dipping. They don't do it everyday, so you definitely want to be there when they do.
I haven't done the Bourbon Trail.. but if you stop in B-town as PP suggested.. definitely eat at the Old Talbert Tavern... they usually have live music on the weekends in the bar area..