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

Everyone's taste buds are different, but we found the bourbon and rye to be not particularly…read moreappealing. We did purchase a nicely scented candle.

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!

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

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!

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.

Me and my man were on a tour in Lexington and our tour guide decided to stop here for us to try…read moreBergu (don't know if I spelled this right). It was very hearty and tasted like a vegetable beef stew. The corn bread made from whiskey mash was very different. Our service was very quick and they knew that we were coming as tourist. The atmosphere here reminded me out a modern man cave which was nice for my boyfriend.

Great bourbon! Nice bartenders and nice decor. Nice gift shop. They have lots of different…read morebourbons at the bar not just theirs.

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

I had a really wonderful visit to this Black owned whiskey tasting room. I was visiting Lexington…read moreand Nashville for my 47th birthday and this place was my first stop after landing at the Lexington airport. The tasting room is really well appointed with the lighting fixtures, seating and beautiful bar. The bartender was so kind and took his time telling me all about the whiskies made there at Fresh, as well as the back story behind the owners. This was a really wonderful way to start my birthday long weekend.

What an amazing experience and I don't want to ruin it for anyone, but if you are in downtown…read moreLexington, put an hour on your schedule and reserve this experience. If you like bourbon, you will not be disappointed.

Great tasting experience! This should be a must stop on…read moreyour bourbon tour. You can bottle your own barrel proof, from their 4 rotating barrels.

This was our group's second stop on the bourbon trail, and we were overall pleased with our…read moreexperience. The tour itself was very short--I would've liked a more in-depth overview of the process. That said, our tour guide was nice and handled the incredibly disrespectful group that was touring with us very well. The facility was brand new, modern, and overall beautiful. They don't offer food (yet?), but there are many options nearby. The bourbon tasting was a little disorganized, but overall we had a great time. They offered accompaniments for each bourbon, and even had some samples for their experimental bourbons available. I would definitely recommend this stop on the bourbon trail--I'm sure all of the kinks will be worked out in no time!