
Four Roses and Wild Turkey in one easy day, an hour from Louisville.
Lawrenceburg, the seat of Anderson County, is home to two of the best-known names in bourbon, and they make a study in contrast. Four Roses distills in a Spanish Mission style building and talks recipes and yeast; Wild Turkey sits high above the Kentucky River with the Russell family's bold, classic style.
They are about ten minutes apart, so one in the morning and one after lunch makes a relaxed day. Buffalo Trace in Frankfort is about 20 minutes away if you want a third.
Four Roses and Wild Turkey are the two major distilleries. Buffalo Trace and Woodford Reserve are each within about half an hour.
About an hour east of Louisville.
Yes for one distillery and lunch. For both Four Roses and Wild Turkey, plan most of a day.
Frankfort and Buffalo Trace are about 20 minutes north, Versailles and Woodford Reserve about half an hour east, and Lexington about 40 minutes away.