I was perusing my images and found these three and they all had a similar structure though very different subjects. Let’s drink to things that are similar but with different subject matter.
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Category Archives: bourbon distilleries
The Old Guys
A bit off the beaten path we found two defunct distilleries, The Old Taylor and Old Crow, the former being renovated and the latter said to bee slated for renovation. Here is my first set of images from this jaunt and are from The Old Taylor..
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year
Roll out the barrels for our Happy Holidays, including Channukah
Almost at the End of the Bourbon Trail
There will be a few more posts of the Bourbon Trail and Frankfort, so I will have to start photographing again.
Maker’s Mark Again
I think the Maker’s Mark Bus windows match up nicely with the tasting room and the Chihuly glass one one of the ceilings is awesome.
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.
Maker’s Mark Distillery
Maker’s Mark Distillery produces some fine bourbon and has visually interesting buildings and landscape, especially when decorated for Christmas. To learn more, here is a link, https://www.makersmark.com/taste/4-ws
Willett Distillery
The Willett Distillery is one of the most interesting sites on the Bourbon Trail. http://www.kentuckybourbonwhiskey.com/willett-story.html gives the history.
Back to the Bourbon Trail
This set of photos from our trip shows the progress from fermentation through distillation and into the barrels for aging. Tomorrow we bottle and maybe have a drink.
Final (Maybe) Look at Buffalo Trace
Before I leave BT I thought I would share a bit more of the architecture which is so totally honest and impressive.
Inside Buffalo Trace Distillery
Here are some of the pictures inside the distillery, fragrant, tasty and fun.
Buffalo Trace Distillery
I suspect that every bourbon lover has a favorite bourbon and my favorite is from one of the oldest distillers. Buffalo Trace. To get the history of Buffalo Trace check out this link, https://www.buffalotracedistillery.com/unmatched-history. This is a great place to visit.
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