My Old Kentucky Home
- Kentucky Horse Farm Tour for 2
- Woodford Reserve Distillery Tour and Tasting for 2
- Lunch stop at Bourbon on Main *
- Castle & Key Distillery Experience and Tasting for 2
- Up to 7 consecutive hours of luxury sedan service for 2
- 2-night stay in at Hilton Downtown Lexington or comparable
- Giveback XP Booking Services
The Bluegrass state is famous for its rich history, horses and bourbon. Experience the best of all three on this all-day tour from Lexington. Your private driver will share interesting history as you sit back and enjoy the ride.
Kentucky Horse Farm
Beautiful horse farms have been part of the Bluegrass since the region was first settled, and so have horse farm visitors. Visiting a horse farm while in Kentucky is a uniquely Bluegrass kind of experience you’ll long remember. There are about 450 horse farms in the region. See the world’s most fabulous farms and barns, get up close and person with Kentucky Derby winners, revisit racing history, and discover an exciting variety or horse breeds.
Woodford Reserve Tour & Tasting
One of Kentucky’s oldest and smallest distilleries, the Woodford Reserve Distillery is built on history, sitting on Kentucky’s oldest distilling site where Elijah Pepper began crafting whiskey in 1812. Enjoy a guided tour through the distillery that explains the history of bourbon, how Woodford Reserve is unique at all five sources of flavor, the bottling process, and much more.
Castle & Key Distillery
Castle & Key isn’t just a great drink, and it isn’t just an immersive bourbon destination. It’s a new way of thinking founded on courage. It takes courage to make difficult decisions, make things the hard way because it’s the right way, and make change. Live courageously, follow your crazy convictions.
Accommodations
Enjoy a 2-night stay (standard guest room, double occupancy) at the Hilton Downtown Lexington, Kentucky or similar.
* Lunch expense is the responsibility of the traveler. You must be 21 to participate in the tastings, but guests of all ages are welcome on the tours.
Blackout Dates: Derby Week, Breeders Cup, Music Festivals and Bourbon Festivals. Weekend dates in April, September and October are limited and may be subject to an additional fee. All major holidays, special events and additional dates may apply.