The Kentucky Bourbon Trail now has an online trip builder to help you plan your perfect bourbon adventure. Here's how it works.

Buffalo Trace distillery and Kentucky Grammy-winning artist Chris Stapleton have released Traveller Full Proof, a new, permanent line extension to their collaboration that debuted in January 2024.

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GEORGETOWN, Ky. (LEX 18) — A Scott County distillery facing several million in unpaid bills and legal troubles has been added to the prestigious Kentucky Bourbon Trail. Limestone Farms Distilling ...

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(LEX 18) — There are now 68 destinations on the Kentucky Bourbon Trail, with 10 new stops being recently added. Kentucky Distillers’ Association president Eric Gregory says the expansion speaks to the ...

The Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts in the state capital is home to a permanent collection that includes everything from 19th and 20th-century American paintings and sculpture to Southern regional art.

King of Kentucky just announced its 2026 release, and it’s not the high-proof, single-barrel bourbon you might be expecting—a style that helped the historic brand garner a lot of attention over the ...

Frankfort, KY, USA - April 12, 2024: Buffalo Trace Distillery's location in Frankfort, KY is a National Historic Landmark from being the oldest continually operating distillery in America. This month, ...

Kentucky bourbon industry grew to $10.6 billion impact and added 800 jobs. Distillers plan $1.45 billion investment over five years despite inventory glut. Trade disputes and softened demand forced ...

Between horse farms and bourbon distilleries, nestled in the rolling hills of Kentucky, lies a shopper’s paradise so magnificent it should have its own exit sign on the highway: “Caution: Extreme ...