100% amazing. Far exceeded what I was even expecting. I can't even say enough positive about the…read moretour. We visited venues all within walking distance and learned so much about the history of the distillery district. We stopped at local spots and tested some absolutely amazing bites. When they mean bites, they don't mean a little nibble, they mean a good amount of food throughout the three hour tour. My suggestion is not to eat ahead of time like I did. I was far too full to enjoy a couple of the plates. Tour guide Kaylee was absolutely amazing, friendly, personable, and had such a passion for what she did. She had Mead shadowing her and he took over on parts of the tour and did a great job for being his first. Very talented and great personality.

We had a great time walking around the Lexington Distillery District! Plenty of spots to pop in and…read morehave a drink or food. We'll be back!

This was a very unique tour experience. And in a good way! I have been on a bunch of bourbon tours…read moreat distilleries. This was by far one of the most memorable. From getting to taste the mash, to the whiskey, right off the steel, and then the thumb right out of the barrel to try and barrel proof. It was an amazing tour. Our guide was very engaging and had lots of great stories. I would highly recommend this to her if you're in the Lexington area

James E. Pepper was the last tour on our Bourbon Trail adventure. Our guide Taylor was…read moreknowledgeable and personable. We appreciated that they were studying in a field that applied to whiskey production and thus were able to explain concepts and methods in a scientific way that might not come up on your typical distillery tour. The tour included some pleasantries that we did not encounter on other tours such as the bourbon ball and opportunity to taste white dog off the still. Other treats included tasting the mash, thieving straight from a barrel on the column still floor, sampling the different bourbons and overall touring of the historic building. The complimentary glasses were appreciated and the "original old fashioned" from the bar afterwards was a great way to wrap up the tour. Whether your first, last or only stop for a distillery tour, I would recommend this one for an all inclusive experience. Our guide absolutely earned our gratuity with the passion and knowledge they displayed. Do recommend!

Started our bourbon trail experience here and it was fantastic We had a tour and Michael was our…read moretour guide He was so great He is knowledgeable funny and loves his whiskey His recommendations were spot on It's a smaller distillery which is why I liked it so much Cost of tour $18 So reasonable It's a great way to spend an afternoon

Amazing tour of a unique brewery / distillery. Our tour guide, Tom, went out of his way to tailor…read morethe experience to our experience level. Really enjoyed the experience and will be back again!

We had the best experience at Town Branch Distillery, of any distilleries, we've been too. It was…read moredecorated with an Irish theme, which was really nice. The service we experienced with Tom, was amazing. He explained to us each bourbon they sold. I highly recommend this distillery. If you could schedule a time with Tom, as your server you will enjoy as well.

We attended the later tour to see the sunset, unfortunately it rained lol. But it was still a great…read moretime, we were the only two and we got a complimentary cocktail made to our liking. It was nice that the tour guide took the time to see what we liked and make us a cocktail with their spirits. I think it's a very chic distillery and not many of us locals know it's here. It's worth a tour!

Just a nice little bar. We just wanted to try the bourbon from the distillery next door and had a…read moreflight here and decided to grab a snack too. They had lots of different seating options. We sat at a couch and there was the bar and high tops and outside seating. Their charcuterie board might put them out of business-j/k. We just wanted a half and when it showed up I questioned the waitress because it was massive. Everything on it was tasty too. Now I have no idea how any other food is but it was just a neat place to rest and chat before heading on to other bourbon adventures.

Oh Lord do go here on some dark first night in Kentucky, and maybe authentic Deep South or…read more'Southern Adjacent cats might wipe the dark booth table down if you ask them and they feel like it. Cajole and don't worry about that rurally challenged bar tender who forgets himself. This is a place to plunge into the culture - where bourbon flights and corn bread and deviled eggs are manly fare, but fizzy water is mockingly only put on the table for 'ladies. The old steel girder industrial zone of a century ago here has bars and restaurants that are hard to leave. Wander.

Good food, good Old Fashioned, good Kentucky beer, bartender was a bit indifferent. Good for us one…read moretime only.

We stopped here as part of the craft trail. Dave, our tour guide, was so fun to talk to. And very…read moreknowledgeable on the history of the property. It was interesting to learn about the building having burnt down and rebuilt multiple times. We also got to see an employee quality checking each individual bottle and labeling. I absolutely love the craftsmanship that goes into the process.

Outstanding experience from start to finish. So glad we made an appointment for the tasting tour…read more Great service from beginning to end. I am not a bourdon person but they might have just made me love it. Their vodka and bourdons were amazing. I highly recommend even if you're a rookie like me. The decor is fabulous. Definitely feel the woman's touch thorough. Classy joint with great bourdon.

Our hostess, Mimi was fantastic! I learned more at this tasting about how to pull out flavor…read moreprofiles than I have at other distilleries. It was also cool that we got to meet the owners! Overall, a really fun experience!