https://www.lexingtondistillerydistrict.com/ This 25-acre property was home to the historic James E. Pepper Distillery. However, in 1958 the site was abandoned completely, untouched for nearly 50 years. Today, you’ll find two working bourbon distilleries on the historic site, which serves as an anchor for the up-and-coming neighborhood. Plus, the easily walkable area combined with its diverse food and drink offerings makes the Distillery District one of Lexington’s most exciting hotspots. Walking Distance From Wedding Venue James E. Pepper Distillery Barrel House Distillery Goodfellas Pizzeria Ethereal Brewing Crank & Boom Ice Cream Lounge Elkhorn Tavern The Burl(Live Music & Arcade) Wise Bird Cidery Battle Axes Relic Lexington(Shopping)
https://kybourbontrail.com https://centralkentuckytours.com The world got its first taste of the profound history and proud tradition of “America’s Official Native Spirit” when the Kentucky Distillers’ Association (KDA) established the Kentucky Bourbon Trail® in 1999, a road trip-style experience for Bourbon lovers to visit the Bluegrass State’s signature distilleries. Bourbon lovers can stop at a few of the distilleries or all 42—there is no wrong way to experience it. Every journey is personalized and requires planning, as some of the distilleries are as far as 70 miles apart. There’s something for everyone—tours, tastings, activities, big-city nightlife, quaint country towns, Bourbon-themed hotels and historic bed & breakfast accommodations. Tours & Tastings book up to 3 months out so plan ahead!
https://www.keeneland.com/ A National Historic Landmark, Keeneland features beautifully landscaped grounds that are normally open to the public every day. Keeneland is home to the world’s largest and most prominent Thoroughbred auction house and hosts world-class racing twice annually during its boutique Spring and Fall meetings. Keeneland welcomes guests, owners, trainers, riders and fans from all over the world to Lexington each year to participate in spectacular Thoroughbred racing and the world’s largest Thoroughbred auctions. Guests are encouraged to book tours in advance, as tickets will sell out.