I really like how you treat each other … like you love each other…cheers!!!

I really enjoyed Wilderness Trail. Just popped in for a stamp and a bottle but I'm planning on going back for sure

I love Kentucky I was stationed at Fort Knox I want to move to Kentucky it’s so beautiful and very friendly people compared to la county where I grew up I miss the green and trees lol

Wild turkey was being renovated when I went there with my Queen last year September.

I skipped the tours and sampled what I could of bourbon that you cannot get here. Great video thanks.

I think every distillery needs a whiskey kitty

Jimmy Russell is so personable. He was happily signing bottles when I took my tour. Next time you are in Kentucky, you should check out Whiskey Thief in Frankfort.

Glad you got to fill your own bottle at Michters. I waited 3 mornings in a row and was told because of “metrics” they wouldn’t be allowing any for the day. Very frustrating and waste of time.

If you go back. Take the taste of Kentucky tour. Unreal. After we stopped. Wanted to go again

We have hit all those spots but Michter's. We love KY. Glad you all had a good time!

Willet and Maker's look like gorgeous campuses. Can't wait to visit Kentucky one day.

Next time you are downtown louisville you need to hit up the Evan williams bourbon experience! You can get ECBP, Larceny, heaven hill 7 year bottled in bond, and Henry McKenna if any of those are up your alley

Very cool ... thanks for letting us live vicariously through you two!

My heart melted when Cooper came to say hi. Love me some cats and it is so cool that you brought your baby along. I have a sister who lives in Louisville and next time I visit I'm going to go to Wilderness Trail and meet the furry feline. Great video guys, thanks for sharing!

Happy Birthday Bourbon! I’ll be going to Bardstown for 2 days in December. Thanks for the preview. Any other tips are welcome.

Bluegrass is the bomb!! I love the Blue Corn and the Single Barrel Rye! The tour is amazing too!!

Great episode. Love you 2

Thanks for sharing! Great trip.

Thanks for putting all of this in a video. Can’t wait to visit some of the Kentucky distilleries ourselves some day. 👍

You guys are so good. So fun to watch!

You guys have moved a trip to Wilderness Trail WAY up our “to do” list.

Looks like an amazing time. Living the dream. Glad Julie got to taste this years Birthday Bourbon. It floated through CO about 2 weeks ago. People went nuts. 🤣

What an amazing adventure!! 🤩👍🏼

Awesome video! Would love to more videos like this! Cheers!

Glad y’all enjoyed the commonwealth! Looks like you got some good finds!

Living vicariously through you guys.... awesome!! Cheers! (one day)

The food at Willett is amazing as well. Their vintage pour menu is incredible as well. Lux Row and preservation are good tours as well.

Norman is so well traveled he is cosmopolitan!

Ok that made my happy! Glad you guys had a great time.

Just a absolute awesome video. Going on the tour is on my bucket list. Thanks for your insight and love of Bourbon.

Great video. You guys did alot in 48 hours. Cheers

We are planning to do Bourbon Trail this summer and we are STOKED about WT! I am thrilled to see this in your video. I am currently searching for the separate WT video you mention, lol!

So, we lived a block away from Silver Dollar for about 10 years. That’s my neighborhood.

Great Video Guys

Next time pick me up on your way through. KC has some good whiskey.

Welcome to Kentucky!!! I waved as you guys drove pass Fort Knox 😁

For a beautiful personal experience, you should visit MB Roland in Pembroke. It's on the way to Nashville.

Bernheim Forest near Louisville in Kentucky and near the Knob Creek distillery has a short hike to look at the Giants, big wood sculptures along the trails that might be made with oak barrel staves.

Great video! Thank you for coming to our state. Come again soon! Subscribed.

My son in law and I were just in Bardstown Oct 7 & 8 . It was his first time to visit any distilleries. We toured Makers Mark, where I was a graduating Ambassador, so we got that tour and I dipped 2 bottles with my name on the label and, I also got a bottle of the FAE-02 Then to Barton, this was probably my 12th visit and tour there, when I pulled down my mask, they recognized me. Their Very Old Barton 100 proof is very good. You have to look around for it at other places. Then to Lux Row, nothing spectacular, but a nice tour. Then the next day to Four Roses, just a tasting, the tours were all booked, I did pick up a bottle of their Small Batch Select. Next was Bulleit and their tour and tasting, their tasting includes some little scent containers and mood lighting. Definitely different and unique. Then on to Buffalo for the Trace Tour, as always a great experience, and I got to say hi to my friend Freddie. I have been to Castle and Key 3 times, their Bourbon I dont think is ready yet, but their gin is good. The were aging the sourced product for Pinhook, I dont know if they still do. My first couple of time to Willet were vastly different than what I could see from your video. The parking lot in front of the distillery was gravel. And the Visitor center was in the same but smaller building, and no curved staircase. Taking a trip now involves so much planning if you want to take tours and the times and logistics all play into it more than ever. But it is still a lot of fun. Thanks for letting me ramble on. I really like your videos and opinions. Oh, I did get to meet Jimmy Russel at WT a couple of years ago and got a hat and bottle signed by him and a picture. Great gentleman.

We experienced all those distilleries and more while we were there last week. Wilderness Trail was one of our favorites along with Old Forester, Makers, Angel Envy, Barton and so many more (25 total). We also found some wonderful bottles that we can’t get in Virginia. We enjoyed a visit by Cooper at WT and Noah and Rowan at Willett. A bonus was visiting Smooth Ambler along the way on 64. I can’t wait to see your review of the bottles you picked up at Wilderness Trail. We bought several!

I like your honesty about your visits. Thank you. Planning a trip down there next week. Also I haven’t really sourced any good videos on cool/unique craft distilleries in Kentucky. Any suggestions?

Thanks so much for sharing your experience! Excited to see what you think of your new bottle acquisitions and more so the Wilderness Trail edition! I’m Heading there next week and planned to hit most of the places you visited, so you helped answer some questions I had about certain places and what’s available or not available! Safe Travels & Cheers🥃

Looks like a fun trip; hoping to hit the bourbon trail with my wife someday.

Yoo bad you didn't go on down the road from CK and visit Glenns Creek Distilling. We have 5 bourbons and a whiskey.

Outstanding road video! Well done. Looking forward to that Bardstown bottle review. Maybe queue it into a future live episode? Cheers!🥃

What a great 48 hours of tours, tastings, and fun bottles purchases. Thanks for taking us along 🥃 🚐 ! Safe travels !!!

New sub! 🙋🏻‍♀️ Looks like y’all had a ton of fun! 😉

Just found your channel while browsing for the bourbon trail. Some good looking bottles there, and I'm a big fan of Makers Mark and Wilderness Trail. I've actually met Shane and Pat at a tasting in Manchester UK, and they are a couple of great guys. Their 6yr bourbon has recently hit the UK shores, but I'm yet to try it. Love their Rye though.

I think you guys just did a the fall version of Kentucky derby!! Looks super fun and some awesome looking whiskeys. Can’t wait to do a road trip there, cheers🥃

Nicely done! I can't believe Turkey was a bust, what a bummer.

Loved this video. Let me know where you go in Nashville. I’ll be there in December.

Great video! You helped me plan where I want to go on my next trip to "Bourbon Country".

Been to Wild Turkey, (surprised you didn't hit Four Roses "across the street") Wilderness Trail (AWESOME PLACE!), Maker's Mark (got the FAE-02 as well), and Willett (another great one) - got the Pot Still too... but also got the Johnny Drum (amazing) and the Old Bardstown Bottled In Bond (you should have gotten that one... Kentucky ONLY stuff). AWESOME VIDEO! Hope you enjoyed Nashville, too!

If your in nashville Go to the Patterson house, great bourbon choices Great speak easy If you want to splurge go to Bourbon Steak expensive but they have EVERYTHING! The distilleries in Kentucky aren’t much fun anymore

Here's a secret. Every Wednesday morning Barton 1792 puts out special release bottles for sale. I bought a 1792 Sweet Wheat. Forget I ever told you this.

I didn't recognize Willett! They have really changed their facility.

You guys missed some good ones. Four Roses and Buffalo Trace

Okay, this trip made me super jealous, I cant wait to get down there and try all of this stuff out. Now I will have to make sure I hit Michter's but it sounds like yall did it right! How mad was Norman when he smelled Cooper when you got home?

Bourbon and travel, what could be better? This was so cool and informative! Looking frwd to the reviews. Btw, that Willet Pot Still was my entry into bourbon. Doesn't get much love by the pros but I think it's great.

We live in Indianapolis, so that trip is a quick weekender for us. In Louisville, you certainly missed Peerless...our favorite distillery tour...right in downtown Louisville. Also, Rabbit Hole is within a 5 minute drive of there...so there is that. I wish someone would have told you how awful the 1792 visit is. When we were there last, they weren't doing any type of tour, and the tasting experience was poor at best. And back to other things you missed, when you were at Castle and Key, you were 10 minutes up the road from Woodford. I'm not a big fan, and when last we were there they weren't doing any type of tour. But also close (within 15 minute proximity on the backroads of Kentucky) is Four Roses. Having been so close, I think both of those distilleries might have been worth the effort. I totally agree with you about Willet...love that place. Great video. Thanks.

You should of grabbed a bottle of Old Bardstown while you were in KY.

I paid $45 for a pour of 2019 OF Birthday bourbon here at the Westgate Bourbon Bar in Beaverton Or... Not sure worth that for one pour... But it was fantastic

I wish you would show the inside of the stops.

So Greatful for this video! We're planning our own bourbon trail tour in Nov for our anniversary and the insight was so helpful!

Did you see the IJW next door to WT? I hear they have 100,000 barrels resting... See the black rickhouses?

If that's the 6 year Pinhook Bourbon War Vertical, you're in for a treat. Yellow wax denotes SiB, so I'm guessing around 115 right? Cheers 🍷

Too cool. Can I trade places with the cat?

did you have to do a special tour at michters to get the bottle purschase like that?

Quick question, for the Michters bottle you got, did you have to do a tour for that or do they allow you to bottle just at gift shop? Cheers

Sorry for commenting on a 2 year old video, but why didn't you bring the camera into the distilleries? I'm planning on doing the trail this summer and one of the things that would have been beneficial is to see more detail of the grounds, what tours are available, what's available in the gift shops and where these places are located on a map (Google Maps to plan a route).

How did you like the Toasted Marshmello from Maker's? How does it compare to 46? I can get one but haven't found any info on it.

Did you have a tour at michters or did you just walk in? That bottle is through the tour only I assume

Do you need to do a tour or anything to fill a bottle at Michter's?

Hello. Trying to find some information about tours. any information would be helpful

How do you fill your own bottle at Michter’s?

How much was the bottle michters? Is it an everyday thing or did you just get lucky?

Julie, did you mean parasol and not carousel.

Wait, does this mean you are headed toward Mississippi soon?