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We commissioned a bourbon trail tour and this was a first stop. Our guide, Becky, was simply the best. she was knowledgeable, had a good sense of humor and spent quality time to ensure we got a real education. The tasting lesson was also a...More
Did not tour, asked about the tasting table but “she” wasn’t sure about it??? Maybe she was new?? Would have loved to sample but there was confusion. The displays were beautiful
Learn how to taste Bourbon like the distillers do. Don’t sniff with your nose and don’t shoot it. Great experience great makers!! Loved Becky. She was patient and answered many questions and taught us the proper way to consume bourbon and savor the notes of...More
If you are going to do the Bourbon Trail, I suggest you START with the Visitor Center and tour here at Heaven Hill. The Visitor Center is part museum, part gift shop, part education tour. DO sign up and take the inexpensive tour. You'll learn...More
Our tour guide was a beer drinker from Ohio who had only recently started drinking bourbon when he moved to Kentucky. I don’t know if the bourbon wasn’t really all that good or if, by the time we had completed the tour we were so...More
The Heritage center is beautiful, and they have a very nice selection of bourbon (some rarer ones, but you will pay high prices for them!)
We are not bourbon connoisseurs but this tour was very informative and different from the others. The heritage center has great info on the history of bourbon in kentucky and the gift center is large with a variety of bourbon and other gifts... do yourself...More
We did a bourbon tasting and had Becky as a guide. She did and excellent job and the bourbon was excellent. Thanks!
I enjoyed Heaven Hill as we continued on this trail. It is true that many of these distilling stories all run together and the history does sound familiar, but it is well worth the time and $ to experience the environment. I confessed I don't...More
We stopped at Heaven Hill after touring Jim Beam and it was a bit of a disappointment. The distillery and 7 rack houses burned down about 20 years ago. The distillery is now located in Louisville and the bourbon is trucked in to be bottled....More
