Get ready to raise a glass and roll out the barrels on Tuesday, December 5th, Copper & Kings American Brandy Company as Bourbons Bistro marks a historical cheer to Repeal Day — the day Prohibition was lifted and America toasted to freedom once more. Here's what we have in store:
The Grand Kick-off
Begin your spirited journey with us at 3:00 pm. March to the beat of history in our vibrant parade, starting from The Wine Rack (2632 Frankfort Avenue) and culminating at Bourbons Bistro. Be part of an exhilarating bourbon barrel roll that will pave the way to an unforgettable evening.
Taste Through History
Starting at 4:00 pm, join Old Forester Brand Ambassador Ian Sulkowski upstairs in the Rick Room for a Taste Through History, a guided sensory immersion into the brand's classic bourbon expressions. Learn the history, personalities, and craft that have guided Old Forester's 150+ year history, all while tasting iconic whiskies. This unique experience will be $30 per person. Registration is required as seating is limited. Click on the Experiences section of our Open Table page.
Old Forester Takeover
As the clock strikes 5:30 pm, the legendary Old Forester will captivate your senses as they commandeer our bar. Sample some specialty Prohibition cocktails, meticulously crafted to give you a taste of the past. Enjoy tastings and more with four expressions of Old Forester’s Whiskey Row series, each representing a moment in Old Forester’s 150-year story: 1870 Original Batch, The Home of Rob Samuels Bottled in Bond, 1910 Old Fine Whiskey, and 1920 Style Prohibition Whisky.
Complimentary Culinary Delights
Amidst the clinking glasses and lively conversations, savor complimentary appetizers courtesy of Bourbons Bistro.
Speakeasy Surprise
The celebration doesn't end there! From 7:00 to 9:00 pm, sneak upstairs to the Rick Room for a secret speakeasy experience. Let the allure of mystery seduce you into a world of swanky beats. It's a hidden gem reserved for those in the know — a perfect way to get your groove on in true Roaring Twenties fashion.
And if the spirit grabs you, come dressed in your best 20s attire (optional, but encouraged) and be ready for a toast to history and the spirit of America, and Kentucky — Bourbon.
