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The Kentucky Bourbon Trail
A visit to 9 Bourbon distilleries in Kentucky. Autumn colors, Kentucky bluegrass, beautiful countryside, amazing bourbons, a little BBQ and good times all the way through.
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Kentucky Trail Town - Elkhorn City
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Kentucky Bourbon Trail
Recently, I went on a trip to the Kentucky Bourbon Trail with my family. This is that trip, condensed. More content to come.
Kentucky Bourbon Aids Scotch Whisky at a Sweaty Cooperage
It seems everyone visiting Scotland tours a whisky distillery. But try to visit a cooperage as well. Last year, while working on my Scotland guidebook, I enjoyed the Speyside Cooperage (about an hour southeast of Inverness) — — and I knew I had to come back with our Rick Steves’ Europe crew. We just did, and filmed what I’m sure will be one of the best sequences of the three Scotland episodes we’ll be releasing this fall.
Join me with this little clip, from the floor of this amazing workshop. Here’s how we described it in our script:
Of the hundred or so whisky distilleries in Scotland, about half lie near the valley of the River Spey. Its prized waters, along with a favorable climate and soil for barley, have attracted distillers here for centuries.
Along with natural resources (water and barley), a critical part of the Scotch-making process is quality barrels. The Speyside Cooperage welcomes visitors with guided tours. From an observation deck, you’ll watch master coopers making casks for distilleries throughout Scotland. Perhaps the single biggest factor in defining whisky's unique flavor is the barrel it's aged in.
The process is essentially the same today as it was centuries ago. In order to be water-tight, the oak staves are lassoed tightly by metal hoops, and tight-fitting lids are banged into place and sealed with a calking of freshwater reeds. Finally, the inside is artfully charred, creating a carbonized coating that helps give whisky its golden hue and flavor.
The United States actually contributes to the character of Scotch whisky because most of the casks used in Scotland are made from the staves of hand-me-down bourbon casks from Kentucky. It’s impressive to see the intensity and focus of the coopers — who are paid by the piece.
The Bourbon Trail in Kentucky: A Perfect RV Bucket List Tour
The Bourbon Trail in Kentucky is a perfect RV bucket list trip. There's beautiful scenery, quaint towns with lots of history and a whole bunch of very welcoming bourbon distilleries that love giving tours -
and free samples! Everyone is very welcoming to RVers. We take you to several bourbon distilleries and show and tell you the history and stories behind such big bourbon brands like Jim Beam, Four Roses, Makers Mark and others.
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BeMad TV Episode 58 - The Kentucky Bourbon Trail: Town Branch
Man, oh man, oh man! This took quite awhile to put out! Stop #1 of the Kentucky Bourbon Trail excursion from summer '18!
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Real Review: Bookers Kentucky Bourbon
Review of Bookers. This is the hardcore version of Jim Beam, presented at cask strength. It is very flavorful and I would recommend trying it.
Kentucky Bourbon Tour
Learn about the inner workings of bourbon production in Kentucky, as we explore three unique distilleries on the Kentucky Bourbon Trail.
Tour of James E. Pepper Distilling Co - Lexington, KY
A tour of the distillery. Also includes photos of dining and drinking establishments within Lexington, Kentucky's distillery district. At one time, the James E. Pepper Distillery was America's largest.
Best Western Shepherdsville - Shepherdsville (Kentucky) - United States
Best Western Shepherdsville hotel city: Shepherdsville (Kentucky) - Country: United States
Address: 211 South Lakeview Drive; zip code: KY 40165
Close to Interstate 65, this Shepardsville hotel offers free WiFi and rooms equipped with a flat-screen TV with cable channels. Located on the Kentucky Bourbon Trail, the Jim Bean Distillery is 6 miles away.
-- 这间位于谢泼兹维尔市（Shepardsville）的酒店靠近65号州际公路（Interstate 65,），提供免费WiFi和带平板有线电视的客房。Jim Bean Distillery酿酒厂坐落在沿Kentucky Bourbon Trail路径上，距离酒店6英里（9.
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Kentucky Farm Bureau Presents Bluegrass & Backroads: Buffalo Trace Distillery
Follow us to the oldest bourbon distillery in the United States.
Bourbon and bridles center of new tour at Kentucky Derby Museum
Bourbon and bridles center of new tour at Kentucky Derby Museum
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Bourbon Trail Hotels East Louisville, KY | Louisville Marriott East
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The Louisville Marriott East is the city's most current 4-Diamond lavish inn, with an upscale Bourbon topic and flawless facilities. Strategically placed in the core of the East End of Louisville, close I-64 and only 11 miles from Downtown and Louisville International Airport, our lodging highlights 252 open guestrooms with 42-inch level screen TV's, in-room iceboxes and safes, and a select Concierge Level. Host an essential occasion here at the inn; we offer 21,000 square feet of scene space, and also thorough arranging administrations. As the official inn of the Kentucky Bourbon Trail, and also a stop on the mainstream Urban Bourbon Trail, we take our commitment to Kentucky's popular soul genuinely; our mark eatery, Charr'd, includes more than 200 assortments of Bourbon, and in addition delectable Kentucky-style cooking. What's more, our inn puts the Louisville Convention Center, the Slugger Museum, and substantially more well inside your compass. Plan your visit to the Louisville Marriott East today!
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This upscale hotel is a 10.3-mile drive from the Louisville Zoo and a 15-mile drive from Churchill Downs.
The contemporary rooms have free WiFi, minifridges, flat-screen TVs, desks and coffeemakers. Some rooms have access to a concierge lounge with complimentary continental breakfast and evening appetizers.
The property offers a sophisticated regional restaurant and a coffee shop, plus an indoor pool and hot tub. Other amenities include 17 meeting rooms and a business center, as well as free parking.
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Jim Beam Distillery Tour | Bourbon | Kentucky | 2018 | USA
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In this video we are visiting the Jim Beam Factory and having a Jim Beam Tour.
As part of the distillery tour, you can try some of their most famous Bourbons such as Jim Beam Black, Jim Beam Apple, Jim Beam Honey, Jim Beam Red Stag and Jim Beam Vanilla.
The Jim Beam Distillery is part of the Kentucky Bourbon Trail
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Best Western Shepherdsville - Shepherdsville (Kentucky) - United States
Best Western Shepherdsville hotel city: Shepherdsville (Kentucky) - Country: United States
Address: 211 South Lakeview Drive; zip code: KY 40165
Close to Interstate 65, this Shepardsville hotel offers free WiFi and rooms equipped with a flat-screen TV with cable channels. Located on the Kentucky Bourbon Trail, the Jim Bean Distillery is 6 miles away.
-- 这间位于谢泼兹维尔市（Shepardsville）的酒店靠近65号州际公路（Interstate 65,），提供免费WiFi和带平板有线电视的客房。Jim Bean Distillery酿酒厂坐落在沿Kentucky Bourbon Trail路径上，距离酒店6英里（9.
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Kentucky: Bourbon, Horses, and Family in Louisville | Traveling Robert
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First we visit the Makers Mark Kentucky Bourbon Whisky distillery. At the beautiful property we learn about their history, the whiskey making process, and at the end we get to sample 4 different varieties, including the raw moonshine-like white alcohol, before the put in the oak barrels to age. That is some potent stuff.
After our whiskey adventure we continue towards Louisville, crossing through beautiful rural Kentucky and Bardstown, self-proclaimed the Whisky Capital of the World.
We are staying at the Louisville Metro KOA, which is actually on the Indiana side of the Ohio River in the city of Clarksville. Here we get to spend some time with my cousin Juan and his wife Thelma. Cousin Juan has lived here most of his life in Louisville and Thelma was born and raised here so they know the town pretty well. On the ride around the city they share a lifetime of memories with us, going back to the 1960’s.
No visit to Louisville is complete without going to Churchill Downs, home of the Kentucky Derby, and although we skip the museum this time, we enter the building and go into some of the gardens. We also have breakfast at Wagner’s Pharmacy, which is actually a diner, very popular with horsemen since the 1920’s. The walls are covered with pictures of horses from the many years of horse racing tradition.
We also tour Old Louisville Historic District, particularly the St. James Court Area. It has the largest contiguous collection of Victorian era homes in the United States. We also drive on Bardstown road, in the Highlands neighborhood, which is famous for the numerous bars, night clubs and restaurant in the area. After an afternoon nap to recharge batteries we are joined by Juan’s sister, cousin María for dinner at Louisville’s best Cuban restaurant called Havana Rumba.
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Things to do in Lexington Ky (Kentucky) - 15 Best Fun Things to do
Things to do in Lexington Ky (Kentucky) - 15 Best Things to do
Kentucky’s second largest and the United States of America’s sixtieth largest city, Lexington, is well-known as the “Horse Capital of the World.” The enthusiasts of horsing racing love this
place as it provides many attractive things to do for them. Some other aspects that make the city worth visiting are the metropolitan features of the city. The city is famous for many things.
One of the notable attributes of the city is that it is famous formal education like it hosts the popular University of Kentucky. The other top things to do in Lexington Ky are the Bluegrass
Region, Keene land, the Kentucky Horse Park, the Rupp Arena and many more.
List of 15 Best Things to do in Lexington KY
1. Exploring the Downtown Lexington Kentucky
2. The Beautiful Kentucky Horse Park
3. The Lexington Visitors Centre
4. Keeneland Facility of Lexington Kentucky
5. The Attractive Garden Space of Arboretum
6. Peeping into the Jacobson Park
7. The amazingly pretty Raven Run Nature Sanctuary
8. Enjoy Shopping in Lexington Kentucky (KY)
9. The Thoroughbred Heritage Horse Farm Tours
10. Love the Foods Coles 735 Main
11. Eat at the Enoteca, Lexington Kentucky
12. Pies and Pints
13. The Old Kentucky Chocolates Tour
14. Ceiling Clock and Foucault Pendulum
15. Visiting the Aviation Museum of Kentucky
The city of Lexington is famous owing to its various features. The city comprises of an interesting topography, Bluegrass Region being the most famous one. It is United States of America’s twenty-eight largest city by area. “The Horse Capital of the World” has much more for its visitors. Above mentioned things are a few of them. Things to do in Lexington Ky range from eating to at restaurant to visiting different attractions in the heart of this city.
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IFWTWA Media Trip - Lexington Kentucky
Lexington is known around the world for producing world-class racehorses and fine bourbon. Tour Lexington's Bluegrass Region and discover why the limestone rock base sitting just under the surface our scenic rolling hills might just be the secret ingredient for both industries. On our summer press tour we will visit several equine attractions, a bourbon distillery and a winery, in addition to some of our historic sites.
Our tour started off at Three Chimneys, a private horse farm that incorporates approximately 2,300 acres of pristine farmland along beautiful Old Frankfort Pike. Three ChimnLexington, KY Logoeys is home to 11 world class stallions, including Big Brown, 2008 KY Derby Winner, and Point Given, 2001 Horse of the Year. Lexington's number one attraction, the Kentucky Horse Park, was founded in 1978. The Park operates as a working farm and competition facility and the horse is showcased through daily equine presentations, horse drawn tours, horseback riding, and two outstanding museums.
Did you know that Kentucky produces more than 95% of the world's supply of bourbon! We toured the Buffalo Trace Distillery, one of America's oldest continuously operating distilleries, where you'll learn the history of America's Native Spirit and discover the time honored traditions still used in distilleries today.
Over 200 years ago, Jean Jacques Dufour chose a fertile slope near Lexington and established the first commercial wine grape operation in the United States. Our trip included time at Equus Run Vineyards, voted one of the '16 Best Hidden Treasures of the United States' by CNN TV. Founded in 1775, Lexington's history is rich.
Mary Todd Lincoln grew up in Lexington and was the daughter of a prominent banker. We toured her childhood home, the first site restored to honor a first lady. Overnight accommodations in the heart of Lexington and plenty of free time, will allow attendees to explore Lexington's vibrant downtown.
Of course, all this touring can work up quite an appetite! We will share several of central Kentucky's culinary delights with meals at some of Lexington's long standing locally owned restaurants as well as several of Lexington's newest additions to our culinary scene.
Thank you to all of our hosts for welcoming our organization and for showing us some of the best of what Lexington, Kentucky has to offer!