
Six distilleries within a few miles of your hotel, planned into an afternoon or a full day.
Whiskey Row is the stretch of West Main Street where Louisville's bourbon trade once lined up warehouse to warehouse, and many of those cast-iron fronts hold distilleries again. Evan Williams, Old Forester and Michter's Fort Nelson are a walk apart, Angel's Envy sits at the east end of downtown, Rabbit Hole is by NuLu and Stitzel-Weller is fifteen minutes out in Shively.
That makes Louisville the easiest place to taste a lot of bourbon in a short time. We choose two or three that suit your taste, space the tours and keep a car close.
Several. Evan Williams, Old Forester and Michter's Fort Nelson are on Whiskey Row, Angel's Envy is on East Main and Rabbit Hole is by NuLu, all within a few minutes of each other.
On Whiskey Row, yes. Evan Williams, Old Forester and Michter's are a short walk apart. For Angel's Envy, Rabbit Hole and Stitzel-Weller, a driver makes the day easier.
Two or three is the sweet spot. It leaves time to enjoy each tasting and still make dinner.
The Frazier History Museum, the Louisville Slugger Museum, restaurants, bars and the riverfront are all within a few blocks of Main Street.