Great service. Welcoming atmosphere. Great list of rotating food trucks. Adult beverages are the…read morestandard with some intriguing surprises. It's well worth a visit.

Staff is welcoming and the atmosphere was enjoyable. I'm not a whiskey drinker. I ordered gin. I…read moredid not care for the gin. It was harsh and had a "solvent" edge complexity. My sister enjoyed the samples of spirits. I liked the atmosphere. I will go back again, and enjoy a beer..

We loved our tour & tasting at Casey Jones Distiller. The venue is beautiful. They had a food truck…read moreon site with lots of spaces to eat inside or outside. The bar area offers several amazing drink options. The tour was informative & interactive. So many tastings-our favorite part!!!

I truly loved the whole experience and the history of the the distillery made it that much more…read moreenjoyable.

Dueling Grounds is at the southern most part of the Kentucky bourbon trail…read more It is a small place but very friendly. Along with bourbon, they have sereral other spirits. We did the tasting with 2 bourbons and 2 gins (one standard style, the other aged) and a snack. We chose the bourbon choclates :) Not fancy but worth a stop.

Our group stopped in as we were passing through town. We each ordered a different cocktail and we…read moreall enjoyed our orders. The guy working was super nice and really knowledgeable about the products and history of the place. If you're in the area stop by!

This is the friendliest distillery I've ever been to. Eddie was awesome. And they accommodate…read morehandicaps with wheelchairs, even the bathrooms. The whiskeys are as fine as they are in Ireland. Put this on your places to visit. Don't miss out!

The Mb Roland distillery was excellent. The service was great too. Casual and fun ambiance. The…read moretour starts on the front porch and then into the distillery where they show you the process of making Kentucky bourbon the corn rye and wheat products to make the finest bourbon and whiskey the barrels that they store the product in the stills quite the operation in the process of making bourbon. Then they give you simples of bourbon whisky and moonshine.

With a touch of Las Vegas neon signs and ad board glamour to grab your attention as you pass it on…read morethe highway, to the Wild West ambience and small town cozy feeling on the inside decor; it's an inviting atmosphere. As we you entered the store we were greeted by a kind lady at the counter asking how she can help. And after I declared I was interested in learning about the history of moonshine and how they make their products, possibly touring the facility. She went and asked Jimmy to join us. He was so congenial. Sat and spoke with us while answering all my questions. He's just the type of guy that you can really connect with and become instant friends! The pride he takes in his moonshine and process along with the quality and taste is beyond any I've tried. I recommend the "pawpaw" flavor moonshine it was definitely worth the trip but beware it's strong so it's a quick trip to feel it. It's top notch

Recommend stopping in this distillery if you're in the area. The moonshine is top notch, as is the…read moresalsa and bacon ketchup. Also, the candles smell amazing!!

Took a tour here today. Tour was about 45 minutes and they are working on some upgrades to the…read moredistillery and building. So it was mostly looking through windows or hearing about the property and the owners and the artwork of the labels. Overall it was a nice little stop on our drive with the tour and tasting (7 things) being under $13 per person. They have a little bar with mixed drinks (like Slooshies)or an Old Fashioned if that's your thing. We'd go back to see the updates sometime but they aren't 100% when those will be done. If it's en route to your destination, it's a decent place to stop, have a drink, take a selfie.

We stopped in here on a recent trip to our cabin nearby. We had not heard of it before and were…read moresurprised to find it to be just a short trip from Princeton. It is in an old school, and being teachers, we were interested in seeing what it was about. We didn't have time for a tour, but we did a quick tasting and found some things to purchase. We will return with other family members on another trip down. Very nice staff.

Been here a few times and the most recent time, it looked like it was remodeled. Tons of open…read moreseating now, a really nice bar seating area, and a great store to buy things in. Dodging yet another storm that rolled through when our group was here, we posted up in Nelson's Green Brier for an hour or so. I haven't struggled so much like I have here to pick a craft cocktail. There are so many good ones on the menu that fit any type of pallet, that it took me so long to decide. I got a modified old fashioned and then there was a martini-like drink that I tried. Both really packed a punch, luckily we were walking to our next destination. In the store they seemed to have a flash-sale going on for one of the bourbons. It was normally around $75 or something and I got it for $45. I am sure that's not normal but it really made the selection even better, because the wall of whiskey/bourbon is also really tough to choose what you want!

We love going to the supper club dinners at Nelson's Green Brier. They're always a great deal and a…read morefun way to try something new. I'm not much of a whiskey or bourbon drinker, but I still really enjoy coming here because they have creative cocktails that are delicious and approachable for everyone. The team is always hosting unique events, which keeps us coming back. Whether you're a bourbon enthusiast or just looking for a fun night out, it's a great local spot with a welcoming atmosphere and something different to offer each visit.