Kentucky Bourbon & Horse Farm Tour

This ticketed tour combines Kentucky’s Horse Country and Bourbon Country into a full day of adventure! The itinerary includes guided transportation, a horse farm tour at Kismet Horse Farm, 2 distillery experiences at Woodford Reserve and Whiskey Thief, along with a local lunch.

What’s included

This tour offers:

  • Luxury Guided Transportation: Relax as we navigate the scenic bluegrass landscape.
  • Woodford Reserve Distillery: A tasting highlighting their iconic, handcrafted bourbons.
  • Kismet Horse Farm: Exclusive access to a charming horse farm.
  • Whiskey Thief Distillery: Tour their stillhouse, sampling up to 5 Bourbons and/or Whiskeys straight from the barrel.
  • Local Lunch: Indulge in a delicious meal at a favorite local eatery.

Important Information

Check-in details

Public tours depart from the Mint Julep Hub in the Omni Louisville Hotel. Please check in at least 15 minutes before your departure time. Your tour leader will check you in, give you a wristband, and lead you to the bus as a group.

What to bring
  • Wear closed-toe shoes
  • Dress is casual
  • You may bring a cooler (limited 12×12 or smaller on public tours) with snacks and beverages (non-alcoholic) on the bus.
  • Gratuity (15-20% suggested)

Please Note
All Mint Julep Tours vehicles are non-smoking. Possession of firearms or other weapons is strictly prohibited.

Company policy dictates that no alcohol may be consumed before a tour of a horse farm or cooperage for safety reasons.

FAQs

Are there age restrictions on bourbon tours?
To legally drink in Kentucky, you must be 21 years of age and have a valid form of identification. Underage guests or guests without ID will not be permitted to drink on a Mint Julep Tours bus or at a distillery. However, most distilleries allow underage guests to tour without tasting spirits. Tour price remains the same if you drink alcohol or abstain. For ticketed public bourbon tours through Mint Julep Tours, children must be 12 years of age or older.

Do I have to drink on a bourbon tour?
No! Many guests chose to enjoy Bourbon Country without ever tasting bourbon. Bourbon tours share the history of America’s native spirit and its craftsmanship, offering a learning opportunity for everyone. Every guest comes away with a newfound appreciation of the spirit and the state of Kentucky whether they chose to drink or not.

What kind of vehicles do you use for tours?
Most public bourbon tours travel in one of our comfortable 22-passenger buses.

Is it customary to tip the tour guide or driver?
Gratuity is always appreciated. It is up to you if you’d like to show any extra appreciation to your guide or driver.

Where should I park for my Ticketed Tour that departs from the Omni Hotel?
All public tours depart from the Omni Hotel in downtown Louisville. We recommend parking in the Omni Parking Garage, or the Starks Garage, both of which are across the street from the Omni Hotel.

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