Whiskey Exploration

One of the best places for breakfast in a city with a very friendly atmosphere, as the name suggests.

Over the past decade, Buffalo Trace has won more awards than any other distillery in the world, including the unrivaled seven distillery titles of the year. The plant is still owned by one American family and is located in Franklin County.
The rich history of the distillery includes legendary names, for example, one of them is Pappy Van Winkle. The alcohol factory covers an impressive area of over 130 acres and is home to four centuries of architecture and is still fully operational.
Open Hours: Monday - Saturday: 10:00-16:30 Sunday: 11:30-16:30.

There is nothing like a visit to the factory of the world's largest bourbon brand, Jim Beam. A visit to Clermont, located about 20 minutes south of Louisville, will give you the opportunity to take a tour of the historic Jim Beam American Stillhouse.
A visit to Jim Beam American Stillhouse offers many excursion options for those who book in advance. The number of options on site is limited. You can also have lunch here if you are hungry.

If you want to get underground and visit mysterious caves, you can do this even without leaving the city.
Today, the former mine, where limestone was previously mined, has been turned into a place for outdoor activities, where you can take a tour on bicycles, or electric bikes and ride a bungee. It is better to buy tickets in advance on the official website, and specify the details by phone, which is also indicated on the website.

Here you can taste the fantastic fillet steak, Caesar salad and scallops. Jeff Ruby's Steakhouse offers a good caramel cheesecake, peanut butter pie or chocolate cake for dessert. Be sure to order a good homemade wine, bourbon or martini here.
Open Hours: Monday - Thursday: 17:00-22:00 Friday: 17:00-23:00 Saturday: 16:30-23:00 Sunday - 16:30-21:00.

This day has come to an end, it's time for you to know a few things about tomorrow. First, you'll go to the oldest fully operational bourbon production in Bardstown, then visit the company, which is the largest, family owned, independent supplier of alcoholic beverages in the country.