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Frankfort Bourbon Tours Bourbon in Kentucky's Capital

Buffalo Trace, Castle & Key and the river town around them, planned as one private day.

DistilleriesBuffalo Trace, Castle & Key, Glenns Creek
NearbyWoodford Reserve in Versailles
Who we plan forCouples to groups of 30 to 50
IncludedTastings reserved, transportation handled

Frankfort is Kentucky's capital and one of its great bourbon towns. We plan the day around the tours that are hardest to get.

Buffalo Trace sits on the Kentucky River, a National Historic Landmark that makes Blanton's, Eagle Rare and Weller. Castle & Key brought a limestone castle distillery back to life, gardens and springhouse included. Glenns Creek Distilling is a small craft stop down the road. Woodford Reserve is a short drive into horse country.

Buffalo Trace tours release early and go fast. We watch for them, reserve your tastings, book lunch downtown and add a box of bourbon balls from Rebecca Ruth Candy, the Frankfort shop that made them famous.

The Places Where the Bourbon Is

Bottles of Buffalo Trace, Sazerac Rye, E.H. Taylor and Blanton's bourbon

Buffalo Trace

Riverside warehouses and some of bourbon's most sought-after names.

Glasses of bourbon on a limestone ledge in a garden beside an old stone distillery

Castle & Key

A restored castle distillery with a springhouse, gardens and a craft tasting.

A country road lined with stone fences through Kentucky horse country

Woodford Reserve

Stone warehouses among the horse farms of Woodford County, close by.

Frankfort Bourbon Tours · FAQ Good to Know

Buffalo Trace and Castle & Key are the best known, and Glenns Creek Distilling is a small craft distillery nearby. Woodford Reserve is a short drive away in Versailles.

Yes. Buffalo Trace tours release ahead of time and fill quickly, especially on weekends and in the fall. We reserve them for you.

Yes. They are close enough to pair in one day, and we plan the tastings, lunch and transportation around both.

The Kentucky State Capitol, the riverfront downtown and Rebecca Ruth Candy, home of the bourbon ball.

Yes. We plan for couples to groups of 30 to 50, including company outings and celebrations.