What an amazing experience! Loved our tour. Loved our guide, Rae Rae! The bourbon cream and root beer were delicious together. Bought a lot of things in the gift shop. We can’t wait to come back for a another visit!

We had a tour on a Sunday afternoon. The tour was educational and entertaining. My only complaint is the on site restaurant is supposed to close at 2pm, but closed at 1:45 the day we were there. Our tour included a tasting. Recommend

The Disney World of Kentucky! If visiting, this has to be on your list. It wasn’t my favorite by a long shot, but one you can’t miss. We arrived in the am and there was a line over an hour long outside, then decided to come back. We actually was still able to get Blanton’s in the afternoon which felt amazing. The tasting was good and enjoyed the grounds. A lot of good bottles here and a ton of people in line trying to get the rare pours! Get here early if that’s what you are interested in.

Really enjoyed visiting Buffalo Trace. The only downside is that the facilities are so vast that the tours only cover a relatively small percentage of the bourbon process. Great conversation about what they do and how they do it but unlike most distilleries, you don't get to see it all. Gift shop was excellent, but we had over 100 people in line ahead of us so had to wait over 20 minutes to get in.

I have had two tours at Buffalo Trace. One in May (don't remember the guide's name) and one a few days ago in November with tour guide Jeremy. Didn't pay for either tour. They were vastly different. I saw different things on each and the guides couldn't be more different. Jeremy was fabulous! He was knowledgeable and engaging. He showed us very interesting parts of the distillery. In May, our guide was knowledgeable, but was off-putting because he came across as a know-it-all and even disparaged other distilleries. He didn't show us much of interest either, except for the awesome trompe l'oeil mural. Both tours ended with a tasting, which is fun. Bottom line, it seems like you can expect different tour experiences almost every time you go, depending on which guide you get. Also, we had checked tour availability on their website ahead of time and it looked like they were all booked, but when we arrived, they said they had tours available. This happened on multiple days. If you're planning to buy bourbon, make sure to check out their product availability page for their daily offerings and get there early if you want to snag one of their rotating bottles.

Buffalo Trace: Excellent distillery tour!!! The grounds are extensive, so there is quite a bit of walking. Our guide, Tyree, was excellent!!!! He kept the group together as we walked the grounds, shared his extensive knowledge on distilling and history as he took us through the tour. The buildings for each step in the process are large so you can easily understand the process! This is an excellent tour with beautiful grounds when choosing a distillery tour.

Our first tour of the trip and a great way to begin a bourbon tour. Friendly welcome center ( appreciated the use of wristbands… no need to pull out you id for later purchases or tastings). Lovely campus and informative tour. As a non-drinker on a bourbon tour, I really appreciated the glass of root beer being included in the tasting (yep, the root beer was very good and I picked some up in the gift shop).

This is my second visit at Buffalo Trace but first tour and our tour guide Kyle was a total gem. He was polite, knowledgeable, and so entertaining. He had a great personality and kept the tour interesting. The campus is beautiful and the gift shop is full of great finds. If you are planning to tour the distillery ask for Kyle!

We arrived without a tour reservation expecting to only visit the gift shop,but were pleasantly surprised to snag a spot on the tour. It was informative and fun, our guide was the best! It ends with a tasting of 5 products. We ended up spending way too much- buying some of everything plus a cap and a bourbon glass. A great afternoon!

This is one of my favorite distilleries and it’s free. You can’t beat that. They have several tours and believe me they fill up fast. Fortunately I was able to get a tour today. The tour(The Trace Tour) was both interesting and informative. Our guide had both a sense of humor and was very knowledgeable about the distillery and history of bourbon making. This all ends with a tasting of a few of the products made here. Who can resist that? Of course it’s December the holiday lights are quite lovely at night. I came back a little after 5 pm when it was dark enough to enjoy the lights with a small crowd. Actually I may have been the first car there. I was able to see it at my leisure.