Building Kentucky distilleries: Former Maker’s Mark distillers Denny Potter, Jane Bowie, Bardstown Bourbon founders, Pikeville coal mine.

From the remote forests of Japan to the rolling hills of Kentucky, Bardstown Bourbon’s Hokkaido Japanese Mizunara Oak Barrel ...

The Kentucky Bourbon Trail is celebrating its 25th year and the Kentucky Distillers Association is rolling out changes to improve visitor experiences.

There are more than a dozen new places where you can sip Kentucky's favorite spirit along the famed Kentucky Bourbon Trail.

Dozens of distilleries line the Kentucky Bourbon Trail, including Wild Turkey and Maker's Mark. Here's where to taste bourbon on your visit to Kentucky.

The Kentucky Bourbon Trail sees more than 2.5 million visitors annually and more than 80% of all trail visitors come from outside Kentucky, according to the Kentucky Distillers' Association.

Building Kentucky distilleries: Former Maker’s Mark distillers Denny Potter, Jane Bowie, Bardstown Bourbon founders, Pikeville coal mine.

Building Kentucky distilleries: Former Maker’s Mark distillers Denny Potter, Jane Bowie, Bardstown Bourbon founders, Pikeville coal mine.

Building Kentucky distilleries: Former Maker’s Mark distillers Denny Potter, Jane Bowie, Bardstown Bourbon founders, Pikeville coal mine.