Best wine and bourbon selection in town that I have found so far! We got a nice California Pinot…read moreand a lovely four roses bourbon. Leitchfield was dry when I was young there. I still feel like I am doing something wrong when I buy liquor in Leitchfield! No more first chance / last chance drives to the county line I guess.

Very friendly service. The younger gentleman was very helpful and knowledgeable. For a relatively…read moresmall store, there was a nice selection of hard ciders and several other things. I will definitely return when I am in town.

Simply the best place in the state of Kentucky for bourbon lovers. It all starts with the…read moreownership, I've come up with a brilliant way of bundling bourbon so it's affordable for normal people like myself.

Great selection of Kentucky bourbons. Reasonable prices and very knowledgeable and helpful staff…read more Glad we stopped!

We moved pretty far from everything. On our way home we passed this place and then did a quick…read moreuturn. They do have a drive thru. However we went in. My husband loves Coors Original. Since moving out here and our area is a dry county we drive here all the time. He always carries his Coors and my stupid Smirnoff.

This is a convenient little store located just inside the entrance of the Vineland Park community…read more It's a smaller store, so there isn't a HUGE selection, and special varieties or flavors may not be available here. Regardless, it gets the job done with a decent selection of beer, wine, and liquors.

Women's Bathroom 9/10…read more Nice paper towels and well stocked toilet paper. Clean and smelled pleasant. Bonus points for providing lotion. Would use again

Tasting room closed for no reason. No prices on anything. You cannot order anything to drink at the…read moregift shop because they want you to wait hours for a guided tasting. Skip this.

Great selection. Friendly and helpful staff. Shop there for my bourbon and visit the PX and…read moreCommissary as well.

I have been shopping the class 6 for the last twenty years or so, but since they moved, and it has…read moregone under new management it has really gone to hell. There used to be a 10% discount when you bought liquor by the case but they ended that. Not to mention a major peave... When Black Velvet sales with a discount tag, say of $1.00 off a bottle, you can only buy one bottle and get that discount, according to the large young man with the red beard on Oct 2 2022. I will do business elsewhere since they are no longer supporting us Vets or family members. Thanks for the kick in the ass!

Highlight of our trip…read more Joyce is THE BEST! Heavy handed pours of excellent bourbon! She has a great and encyclopedic taste. "What is your taste and style?" She was awsome. You ahve to come here if you make it to Bardstown!!!

This jewel of a place was amazing! The owner was super nice, we tried many bourbons and I even…read moreshowed her some she haven't tried. Spent quite a while in there! Cannot wait to go back! Loved the layout and how many cool liquors they had on hand.

There are many things about living in Lexington I miss. There are the normal friends and bars and…read morelocal eateries. But then there are the events that happen in Lexington which can not be found anywhere else. The Gala which ends the Kentucky Bourbon Festival every September is one of these events. This black tie event is a Bourbon lover's dream come true and costs around $150 per person. I was fortunate enough to go one year (I'm too poor to buy my own ticket but one year I was given a ticket by a friend). The event starts at 6:30 pm. You enter the event hall and are given a "tasting" bag. In other words, a cloth sac to put all of your loot in. The first stop is the tasting room where distilleries have a bar set up. There are usually many Master Distillers on hand to answer questions and sign autographs. Each distillery has most of Bourbon they make available and a special glass for the event. You are given a small amount of liquor in a glass to sip and if you do not like it, there are spittoons available to use. After you are finished, the glass is placed in your "loot" bag. If you are good, you can collect full sets of glasses (you should see our collection). The Maker''s Mark bar is always interesting, the year I went it was carved out of a solid block of ice. Following the tasting, you check your bag into the coat room and head into the dinner & dance hall. There is a toast with the official Bourbon of the festival and a gourmet Kentucky meal and dancing. Each table has a full bottle of Bourbon and there is also an open bar. The strangest part of the whole evening is what you see and hear. There are very wealthy people at this event, horsemen and women, politicians, jockeys, etc. They are all dressed to the nines. But what you hear is all of the glasses clanging in the bags as they walk around the tasting room to drink the Bourbon and eat the appetizers. Those tasting bags turn everyone into kleptomaniacs. Now that I think about it, it is well worth the $150 a person. If you are anywhere near Lexington, Kentucky or Bourbon County in September, you MUST attend this event!

Sorry, the Bourbon Gala isn't in Lexington or Bourbon County . . . it is in BARDSTOWN . . and hour…read morePLUS, WEST of Lexington . . . and over and hour and a half form Paris, KY - the County Seat of Bourbon Co.