Bardstown, KY has the best bourbon sausage in the world!
Some may consider Bardstown, Kentucky to be the bourbon capital of the world, however it is also known for the best sausage in the country. To find it, you won’t have to venture too far Off the Kentucky Bourbon Trail in Bardstown. Don’t let this unassuming truck stop fool you, the fresh country sausage is some of the best you’ll find anywhere, perfect on a biscuit in the morning before a day of touring across bourbon country.
Breakfast or brunch, there’s a place in Nulu that offers almost as many ways to enjoy a biscuit as there are distilleries in Kentucky
In Louisville, Kentucky, new distilleries have opened almost as rapidly as the area has gained a reputation for diverse culinary delights. For anyone in the south, biscuits are a staple with virtually any meal, however in the past several years, restaurants with a basket full of biscuits have been becoming increasingly popular everywhere. To enjoy some damn good biscuits, get Off the Kentucky Bourbon Trail, and visit Nulu’s incredibly popular Biscuit Belly on Main Street, just east of Whiskey Row.
Historic Frankfort, Kentucky offers more than being the capital of the Commonwealth.
Historic Downtown Frankfort is centrally located near several of the most notable distilleries anywhere in the country. To enjoy more than just the area’s distilleries, get Off the Kentucky Bourbon Trail, grab a cocktail and share a delicious meal with friends overlooking the Kentucky River.
Louisville offers too much to do in one day, so to take it all in you will have to get Off the Kentucky Bourbon Trail to find a place to rest your head after a long day on the trail. In Louisville, several hotels have embraced the bourbon culture and offer an immersive bourbon and culinary experience.
A near perfect pairing - Bourbon is almost the perfect complement to nearly any pairing, but almost nothing goes better than a well-prepared steak.
After a day of distillery visits, a little gluttony and a well-prepared meal always hits the spot. Louisville has repeatedly been recognized as a fast growing “foodie” town with a diverse offering of culinary choices including several outstanding steak houses. To visit one of the newest in the area, you will have to get Off the Kentucky Bourbon Trail to find the latest steak house to open, which happens to be operated by a pair of Louisville’s most successful chefs.
Bardstown, Kentucky is home to countless distilleries but until recently, one of the most beautiful and oldest distilleries in the country wasn’t one most people talked about visiting.
Bardstown may be considered by many the bourbon capital of the world, however, you must get Off the Kentucky Bourbon Trail to visit one of the most beautiful and historic distilleries, as well as, the oldest operating distillery in the country.
There’s nothing more satisfying after spending time at Kentucky distilleries then hanging out with the sweet Ladies of the Morning in downtown Louisville.
Kentucky Fried Buttermilk Chicken Doughnut, the Bourbon Caramel with Bacon, and the Breakfast Doughnut Sandwich are just a few of the choices available when you get Off the Kentucky Bourbon Trail and visit the local favorite honey hole, H-Five Doughnuts, in Louisville, Kentucky.
Kentucky has become one of the most widely discussed states in the U.S. primary because of our native American spirit, however, bourbon is just one of many spirits that can be found in the Commonwealth.
When looking to find the most interesting spirits in Kentucky, just get Off the Kentucky Bourbon Trail and you’ll find stories about spirits that may not be exactly what you had in mind. Not for the faint of heart, these spirits may drive you to drink White Claw.
Bardstown, Louisville, and Frankfort may be the most familiar bourbon destinations, Northern Kentucky has a secret hotspot you need to visit … and no password required.
Located Off the Kentucky Bourbon Trail in Covington, Kentucky’s 19th century German neighborhood, MainStrasse Village is home to the Wiseguy Lounge, a 1920’s style speakeasy with an energy and vibe reminiscent of an era nearly a century ago, not to mention an incredible bourbon selection, creative cocktails, and outstanding pizza.
Visiting Kentucky with the dream of trying Pappy Van Winkle, Buffalo Trace Antique Collection, or many other rare allocated whiskeys? Once place has them all ready to try now and they are available at affordable prices.
Located in Louisville’s east end, Westport Whiskey & Wine, has been featuring tasting events, education classes, as well as many of the most allocated whiskeys since 2008. Get Off the Kentucky Bourbon Trail and visit WW&W to taste, learn, and explore one of the most diverse bourbon selections available anywhere in the Commonwealth.
The booming, eclectic, East Market District of Downtown Louisville area known as Nulu, is also home to the Taj, but not the Mahal.
The Nulu (New Louisville) area has become Louisville’s fast-growing location for art galleries, antique shops, upscale and eclectic bars and restaurants, and a number of specialty stores. If you’re Off the Kentucky Bourbon Trail, hop on the Urban Bourbon Trail and stop in at the Taj for friendly conversation and maybe a frozen bourbon slushie.
You must get Off the Kentucky Bourbon Trail to visit one of the most historic distilleries in Kentucky.
With recognizable brands like Eagle Rare, Blanton’s, Weller, George T. Stagg and Pappy Van Winkle, the Buffalo Trace Distillery is one of the most famous bourbon distilleries in the world … and it isn’t on the Kentucky Bourbon Trail.
The Liquor Barn store in Louisville’s east end shopping center of Springhurst has been a mainstay for adult beverage shoppers. The location's brand new 20,000 sq. ft. facility offers everything an adult beverage consumer could ever dream of finding.
Liquor Barn isn’t just your neighborhood adult beverage store with everything under one roof, this store is an intimate experience all its own.
Located right on Whiskey Row, Merle’s Whiskey Kitchen has a toe-tappin’, honkey-tonk dive bar vibe with award-winning southern American cuisine and plenty of fine whiskey.
Merle’s offers a perfect blend of Louisville’s easy-going dining experience, with its exceptional food, entertainment, music and other events and an extensive whiskey menu.
Tucked away in the Stepford community of Norton Commons awaits the hole-in-the-wall neighborhood hang-out worth visiting.
At Commonwealth Tap, their slogan may be “Life’s too short to drink bad wine”, but don’t fret, the bourbon and whiskey selection is one of the best around.
Equus Restaurant and Jack’s Lounge are the longtime jewel of St. Matthews that’s easy to miss.
This upscale American bistro may be Off the Kentucky BourbonTrail but has been serving Louisville for over thirty years … oh, and they have some good bourbon too.
When you’re Off the Trail and looking for a great meal and an ever better bourbon selection, there are very few that stack up against Louisville, Kentucky’s original bourbon bar, even after thirteen years.
