Bourbon Trail Tour: Woodford, Castle & Key, Stitzel-Weller
Ride in comfort to three iconic distilleries with guided tours, tastings, lunch, and round-trip transportation
Duration
9.5 Hours
Includes
Tours & tastings, Lunch, Transport
Highlights
Relax on a fully curated Kentucky Bourbon Trail day as transportation, reservations, and lunch are handled for you. Visit premier distilleries for guided tours and tastings while your expert guide shares bourbon history and insights.
- Travel in comfort through Bourbon Country
- Visit Woodford Reserve for a tour and tasting
- Explore Castle & Key on a guided tour and tasting
- Savor a tasting at historic Stitzel-Weller
- Enjoy a locally sourced lunch
- Depart at 7:30 a.m. and return at 4:45 p.m.
What's Included
- Guided tours and tastings
- Local lunch
- Round-trip luxury transportation
- Expert guide
Things to know
Public tours are for ages 12+; you must be 21+ with a valid ID to drink. Wear closed-toe shoes. Coolers up to 12x12 are allowed; vehicles are non-smoking and weapons are prohibited.
Cancellation Policy
Payment is due at booking. Once confirmed, reservations are non-refundable. No-shows are non-refundable. Tickets are valid only for the date purchased.
FAQs
To drink in Kentucky, you must be 21 with a valid ID. Underage guests or guests without ID cannot drink on the bus or at a distillery. Most distilleries allow underage guests to tour without tasting. Tour price remains the same whether you drink or abstain. For ticketed public tours, children must be 12 or older.
No. Tours share the history and craftsmanship of bourbon, offering a learning opportunity for everyone.
Most public bourbon tours travel in comfortable 22-passenger buses.
Meeting details
Mint Julep Hub @ the Omni Hotel in Downtown Louisville
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.
