A bourbon distillery on Bonds Mill Road in Lawrenceburg with a visitor center, a retail shop and Bar 1888. Its ten recipes pour at the bar on a rotating basis with Four Roses cocktails, and tours and tastings are by reservation.
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1224 Bonds Mill Road Lawrenceburg, KY 40342
This distillery serves alcohol in Bar 1888 and its tastings. The distillery's page lists hours of Wednesday through Saturday 9 am to 4 pm and Sunday noon to 4 pm, with closures on November 26, December 9, December 24, 25 and 31, January 1 and January 6 to 8. The visitor center, gift shop and bar are open at no added cost; tickets are only for the guided experiences, which its FAQ says are booked about three months ahead. Late arrivals are not admitted, and tastings are limited to 1.75 ounces by Kentucky law.
Opening hours, admission, accessibility, and booking requirements can vary. Confirm the details that matter to your visit directly with the venue.
Only what Four Roses Distillery says on its own pages. Rules can change, so ask the venue if it matters.
Kids
Kids welcome in some areas“Families are welcome for most experiences. Children joining parents on experiences must have a ticket and a reservation but may not be seated at the sampling table or in Bar 1888. Experiences that do not allow those under 21 will be noted in the description when making your reservation.”
Dogs
Dogs welcome in some areas“Only Service Animals are permitted in our Visitor Centers and along tour routes. Pets are welcomed on grounds but may not enter.”
Tours
“A guided tasting of each of our products is included with each experience for guests over 21 years of age. Guests under 21 are permitted on the experience with an admission ticket but will not participate in the tasting.”
Allocated bourbon means the bottles a distillery releases in small numbers, so a store gets a few at a time and most people never see one on the shelf. Pappy Van Winkle, Blanton's, Weller, E.H. Taylor, Eagle Rare and the yearly limited editions are the usual names, and buying one at the suggested retail price in a Lexington store almost never happens. Lexington still has five real ways to get close, listed here in the order they are most likely to work this week: a pour at a bourbon bar, Buffalo Trace's daily rotating bottle in Frankfort, bottles the distilleries within an hour sell only on site, free-entry draws and drawings, and the vintage shelf at a licensed vintage spirits seller. Every fact comes from the seller's or distillery's own page, with the date it was read. Every tasting is 21 and over with ID, and the person driving does not taste.