Kentucky Bourbon Festival Offers a Virtual Event With a Twist
by After a one-month delay and then a move from a live to virtual format, the 29th Kentucky Bourbon Festival(KBF) finally happened over 4 days in late …
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Bourbon Mixer Event Goes Virtual to Raise Money for the Homeless
Two of the premier bourbon social groups are teaming up to host a free four-night event to raise money for the fight against homelessness in the Louisville Area. The 7th Annual Bourbon Mixer will be live on Zoom and Facebook beginning on Sunday, August 9, and continuing on August 11, 13, and 15th. The Whiskey Chicks and the Bourbon Brotherhood are hosting the event, along with presenting sponsor Splash Analytics and a number of bourbon-related companies.
Bardstown’s Kentucky Bourbon Festival Announces Move to October 15-18 2020
The Kentucky Bourbon Festival (KBF) in Bardstown will be postponed a month until October 15-18, 2020, in response to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic . The …
Get to Know the New Head of The Kentucky Bourbon Festival 2020: Randy Prasse
The Kentucky Bourbon Festival (KBF), “America’s premier celebration of the nation’s official native spirit,” announced a new leader earlier this year whose job is to do just that.
Heading into its 29th year this fall, the festival’s Board of Directors named Randy Prasse the KBF’s President and Chief Operating Officer.
Join the Bourbon Brotherhood for two events: a day in Bardstown and a tour of Kentucky Artisan Distillery
The Bourbon Brotherhood group in Louisville has two upcoming events around Kentucky bourbon country that you’ll want to be a part of. On Friday, March …
Ghosts of Eden Park author Karen Abbott to speak to Filson Historical Society and Bourbon Women on George Remus murder mystery
The Bootleg King, the Women who Pursued Him, and the Murder that Shocked Jazz-Age America By Brian G. Miller New York Times best-selling author and …
Bourbon History Series at the Kentucky Artisan Distillery in Oldham Co. shows sometimes it’s best to get off the beaten path
By Brian G. Miller How much bourbon history could one learn in a place that until nine years ago was an abandoned ice cream plant? …
Come early for coffee or stay late for bourbon: Doc’s Bourbon Room on Louisville’s Whiskey Row to host grand opening Feb. 5th
By Brian G. Miller Doc’s Bourbon Room on Louisville’s Whiskey Row, which hopes to become the nation’s biggest whiskey bar, will open to the public …
Moonshining and Modern Distilling: Bourbon History Series begins Thursday, January 30 at Kentucky Artisan Distillery in Crestwood
By Brian G. Miller Learning about the rich history of bourbon in Kentucky adds another layer of flavor to the overall experience for many bourbon …
UK to host inaugural James B. Beam Institute conference for distilling professionals Feb. 27 in Lexington
The University of Kentucky will host the inaugural James B. Beam Institute for Kentucky Spirits industry conference for bourbon professionals on February 27 on campus …