Bourbon & Derby Museum Tour in Louisville
Private bourbon tastings, Derby history, and driver-guided comfort
Duration
8 hours
Includes
Private transport, tastings, lunch
Highlights
Explore Louisville's bourbon heritage and Derby tradition on a private day with a dedicated driver/guide. Visit historic distilleries, step into Churchill Downs, and pause for lunch at a local restaurant.
- Visit historic Stitzel-Weller, a cornerstone of bourbon history
- Explore the Kentucky Derby Museum and Churchill Downs
- Tour Angel's Envy behind the scenes and enjoy a guided tasting
- Travel in private luxury transportation with a knowledgeable driver/guide
- Enjoy lunch at a local restaurant selected around group preference and availability
Itinerary
- ~9:00 Pick up
- 10:00 First distillery (Stitzel‑Weller)
- 12:00 Lunch
- 1:30 Kentucky Derby Museum and Churchill Downs experience
- 3:30 Second distillery (Angel’s Envy)
- ~5:00 Drop off
*These times are estimates and will depend on where you are staying.
Important details
- Ages 21+ only for alcohol tastings
- Bring a valid photo ID; distilleries will not serve alcohol without one
- Pickup is available in Louisville, Lexington, or Bardstown
- Pickup locations must be in Kentucky and within a 90-minute drive of the distillery region
Cancellation Policy
Cancel 31+ days before the tour for a refund minus 25% of the total trip cost. No refund for cancellations within 30 days of the tour date.
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FAQs
Bring a valid photo ID. Distilleries will not serve alcohol without one.
Ages 21+ only for alcohol tastings on the Louisville Legends tour.
Related locations
Stitzel-Weller Distillery
Admission includedStep onto the grounds of Stitzel-Weller Distillery and you step into the living history of American bourbon. The scent of oak and aged spirit lingers in the air around the handsome brick buildings, each one a quiet testament to craftsmanship that dates back to Prohibition's end. Stitzel-Weller Distillery remains one of the most storied addresses in Shively, Kentucky, where serious whiskey culture runs as deep as the limestone-filtered water beneath it.