such as Buffalo Trace in Frankfort, roughly 60 miles east of Louisville, which, while not officially part of the trail, may warrant a detour! Read more: The 27 Best Bourbon Brands, Ranked If you ...

Buffalo Trace, Frankfort Ever heard of Pappy Van ... Unlike anywhere else we went on the Kentucky Bourbon Trail, we got to taste the ingredients along the way. For instance, the distillate before ...

The maker of some of bourbon’s most popular brands is completing a 10-year, $1.2 billion expansion that doubled distilling capacity.

The trail features a 60-foot-long light tunnel ... Also on offer will be food and beverages including Buffalo Trace's Bourbon Cream Hot Chocolate, bourbon tastings, and curated winter cocktails.

Learn more I recently took a trip on the Kentucky Bourbon Trail. As I was looking for places to stay, I came across an Airbnb listing for a converted distillery. Buffalo Springs Distillery in tiny ...

E. H. Taylor, founder of what is now Buffalo Trace Distillery, making it a natural base for travelers on the Bourbon Trail, according to Drake Shepard, area general manager for both hotel properties.

Buffalo Trace needs no introduction. It's the brand behind beloved bottles like Pappy Van Winkle and the Buffalo Trace ...

Buffalo Trace feels like an industrial frontier town, with most of the buildings on the 118-acre campus built before Prohibition. Luckily, the industry hasn't stopped at the big names. Embark on the ...

Some profound commonalities emerged. The typical Buffalo Trace enthusiast preferred a wheated bourbon aged for at least 8 years along the top warehouse floors, bottled between 90 and 99-proof.