Kentucky Bourbon Festival Offers a Virtual Event With a Twist
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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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 …
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.
After a three-month hiatus thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic, Kentucky distilleries were allowed to begin reopening to the public on June 8 under strict guidelines from the state. Some have restarted tours and tastings; some are still shut down, and others are in various stages in between.
If you’re a bourbon enthusiast, it’s hard to imagine a more tantalizing daydream: You’re having steaks and drinks with two friends you’ve known since high …
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 …
Brown-Forman is donating 2,000 meals a day Brown-Forman is donating 2,000 sack lunches a day to different food pantries in the Louisville, Kentucky area for …
Heaven Hill Brands, the spirits producer based in Bardstown, Kentucky, announced today it’s entering the fight against the Covid-19 virus, offering both money and physical …
Brown-Forman Corporation is giving $1 million to several different COVID-19 response funds. Beneficiaries include the United States Bartenders’ Guild (USBG) Foundation Emergency Assistance Program, the …
From a news release today from Four Roses Distillery: LAWRENCEBURG, Ky. – As an additional measure to help reduce the potential spread of COVID-19 amongst …
By Brian G. Miller We’re still more than two months away from the actual race, but bourbon lovers can go ahead and officially begin celebrating …