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The scenic riverfront offers a tranquil spot to watch the sunset after a day of exploring.
Springfields warm community spirit invites you to slow down and savor the simple pleasures.
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Paris: Elegance in the Bluegrass
Surrounded by picturesque horse farms, Paris exudes elegance and Southern charm.
The towns historic architecture, including the beautifully restored Duncan Tavern, reflects its storied past.
Clermont: Home of Jim Beam
Clermont is synonymous with Jim Beam, the worlds best-selling bourbon whiskey.
Here, you could uncover the secrets behind their award-winning bourbons.
The towns thriving downtown offers galleries, theaters, and dining options that celebrate local flavor and creativity.
Lebanon: The Heart of Kentucky
Geographically at the states center, Lebanon is a hub of bourbon activity.
Lebanon also hosts the annual Kentucky Bourbon Festival, drawing enthusiasts from around the world.
Experience the camaraderie and festivity that make this town the heart of Kentuckys bourbon country.
Harrodsburg: Kentuckys Oldest Town
Established in 1774, Harrodsburg is Kentuckys oldest town, rich with historical landmarks.
Harrodsburgs blend of history and bourbon tradition creates a timeless allure.
The fusion of farm life, horse culture, and bourbon craftsmanship makes Shelbyville a unique destination.
The town is also home to the Woodford Reserve Distillery, set amid scenic bluegrass landscapes.
The juxtaposition of world-class bourbon and equestrian tradition defines Versailles unique character.
Beyond bourbon, the towns rural setting offers peaceful views of Kentuckys countryside.
Its home to both Wild Turkey and Four Roses distilleries.
Four Roses offers a unique Spanish mission-style distillery thats a departure from traditional designs.
The towns scenic beauty and rich distilling heritage make Lawrenceburg an essential stop on the trail.
Dont miss the Oscar Getz Museum of Whiskey History for a deep dive into bourbons past.
Bardstowns rich heritage and welcoming community embody the spirit of Kentuckys bourbon culture.
