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528 West Main Street
Louisville, KY 40202
Get a taste of Bourbon history at the Evan Williams Bourbon Experience. Their stop on the Kentucky Bourbon Trail® features an immersive historical exhibit, artisanal distillery, Prohibition-themed Speakeasy, ON3 cocktail bar and gift shop. It is conveniently located in the middle of downtown Louisville’s Bourbon District on the historic Whiskey Row, close to other iconic attractions, hotels and restaurants. The most up-to-date hours of operation and availability can be found on their website or by calling Guest Services.
In addition to Evan Williams being the first licensed distiller in Kentucky, the Evan Williams Bourbon Experience is the first distillery back on Whiskey Row since before Prohibition.
Ingredients
1 1/2 ounces Evan Williams Bourbon
2 ounces Sweet and Sour Mix
Cherry or Orange Slice to garnish
Instructions/Notes
Mix and strain Evan Williams Bourbon and sweet and sour mix into pre-chilled sour glass. Garnish with cherry or orange slice.
All distilleries offer a tasting at the end of their standard tour. Some offer tasting-only experiences as well. But remember, slow down, savor your experiences and drink responsibly.
Under Kentucky law, visitors can purchase up to 9 liters per customer, per day at distillery gift shops. Options to ship product back to your home may be available. Please consult with each distillery and know that your state laws might prohibit shipping.
While each distillery tour is unique, plan on spending at least an hour and a half at each to tour, taste, and visit the gift shop. Many distilleries offer extended and abbreviated tours in addition to a standard one hour tour. If you’re interested in times for a specific distillery tour, visit that distillery’s website for availability.
While there are no admission fees to visit your favorite distilleries, all distilleries charge a fee for their tours. Some distilleries have abbreviated or extended specialty tours that vary in cost. Please visit each distillery’s website to explore pricing. Be sure to plan ahead. Some distillery tours book up months in advance.
