Fantastic Tour! Keith took us around to some really cool/interesting local craft breweries and kept…read morethe mood very light/fun! 10/10 would recommend

It just hit me that I never wrote a review of Derby City Brew Bus. I went on the tour in February,…read moreand I still think about it. Keith and his tours are five stars, all the way around. I first got a little taste of DCBB as part of a Yelp event last year, and when I saw that DCBB was doing a special Super Brunch tour just for Valentine's Day, I jumped on and brought my boyfriend, his sister and her boyfriend along for the ride. This special V-Day tour started at Over the 9, where we enjoyed a brunch that paired dishes by Over the 9 and Louisville's always awesome Chef Maria Bell with brews from Falls City Beer, which is made in the same facility as Over the 9. These small bites brunch courses were so fun, and I think we all fell in love with Chef Bell a little more through this event. She explained every dish, and you could tell that she was so excited to be there. And I'm a fan of beer for breakfast -- I know ... surprise, surprise. But it all worked well, as we enjoyed several Falls City creations. After brunch, we walked over to Falls City production facility to learn a bit more about how the beer is made, from the head brewer himself. This DCBB tour in particular included a change of plans. One of the stops -- I can't even remember where it was -- had to be canceled, but Keith rolled with it. And we stopped at Muth's Candy Store instead. Samples of their signature treats, including modjeskas, were waiting for all of us. This was such a fun addition on this V-Day tour, and the shop's owners chatted with the group about Muth's long history. And then we ended at Apocalypse Brew Works. The snow really started coming down when we were here, but Apocalypse was warm and the beer was flowing. If it's the end of the world -- or the middle of a snowstorm -- I'm happy to escape to Apocalypse. Everyone on the tour got another beer tasting and tour, with special welcome and walk-through by the owner. Keith is such an enthusiastic host, and I think that rubs off on the brewery and business owners because they were excited to welcome us into their businesses. Keith shuttled us around in his van and gave us pretzel necklaces and bottles of water to tide us over between stops. He also peppered the trip with historical tidbits about the places we were driving by. You can tell that he has pride for what he does and this city. If you want to learn about several breweries at once, I definitely recommend that you dip your toe into the local brew scene by way of DCBB. It will make for a one-of-a-kind day!

Sip Kentucky Bourbon Tours was excellent from start to finish. They handled it all, from the minute…read moreI called to tell them my distillery wish list to the drop off by my private driver, he was hilarious and so entertaining. I did not have to do a thing! It was well thought out, timed perfect, and my group had a blast.

Easy and enjoyable experience from beginning to end. They helped plan the best possible trip. The…read moreday of the guide was so friendly and helpful. Every need and want we had was expected and met ahead of time. I cannot recommended highly enough. Sip Kentucky Bourbon Tours is the only way I would travel the Kentucky Bourbon Trail.

We had the greatest time on this bourbon tour while visiting Louisville, Kentucky. They had…read moreexcellent customer service, and the party bus was awesome. The funnest time we have had in a long time.

Marvelous transportation is a luxury vehicle and limo company that serves the Lousiville area and…read moreit surrounding cities. I actually used this company to book my daughters 8th grade class a graduation day lunch and play event. They have a 25 person limo they was able To obtain for 4 hours at $530. So made it perfect for a big class celebration for us parents to host. The owners and workers I spoke with and dealt with were fantastic people and very accommodating. We had an itinerary all setup with stops in southern indiana and then a lunch spot in downtown Lousiville. They adhered to the itinerary flawlessly and the limo itself was a beauty. The kids were flabbergasted and loved the ride. Holding 25 people you can imagine the limo and it's inside was huge. Has lovely lighting, drinking cups, and comfy chairs as well. The driver was very patient and very interactive. Dealing with 20 plus 13 and 14 year olds who are fired up and excited for what was many of there first limo rides and graduation night can be a handful. I rode with the class to monitor them and help out the driver. The Bluetooth speaker was very popular and the limo has a great sound system that the kids definitely put it to work. Overall we had a fantastic experience. Friendly and awesome owners and driver, beautiful limo and extremely accommodating and prompt. My second oldest will be graduating 8th grade in two years. I have the number saved and will be using again then for that occasion. Matter of fact the other classes were a bit envious and other parents have asked for info. Wouldn't surprise me if a parent planned limo ride for the 8th graders didn't become a tradition with this company.

We have used Marvelous a couple times now for transportation for Derby Day for large groups for…read morework. They have been great to work with both times. Fair pricing, good communication & punctual. I would use them again and recommend to anyone looking for transportation for an important event.

Recently spent 3 wonderful days and 2 glorious nights at the beautiful Spring Run Farm and Inn…read more(horse farm and bed & breakfast) in Prospect, KY. My hubby took me there in celebration of my 70th birthday! An equestrian experience was actually #2 on my bucket list, and it was such a joy to spend time at this amazing place!! Have always loved horses, and have had some experience/training as a teenager, but hadn't gotten my hands on a horse in decades. We were met at the inn at check-in by co-owner and master chef, Jeff Perellis. He showed us around the B&B, gave us a history lesson about the 2 circa 1790's cabins that had been enclosed within the beautifully restored dwelling, and made us feel most welcome. Later during our stay, he prepared several truly delicious breakfasts and dinners for us, as well. Co-owner Susan Perellis, an award-winning horsewoman whose family has owned this property for over 200 years and who grew up on the farm, arranged for us to have a riding lesson and trail ride with one of her trainers. The instructor, Linda, was very patient with us old folks, and was wonderful to work with. And a shout out to Linda's daughter, Lisa, who acted as a sort of ambassador for the farm from the minute we stepped past the inn's gate and into the horse barn area. (They have 5 barns and dozens and dozens of horses there!!) Lisa introduced us to most of the horses, helped teach us how to interact with them, gave us tips on riding, etc. Many people who come to Spring Run Farm and Inn just stay the night while they are doing other things in the area. Not us! We parked the car, then stayed on the property the whole time to get the most from this adventure! All the other riders at the farm were exceptionally friendly, as well, and were always willing to tell us about their horses, and often gave us treats to give to them! (Who knew horses liked peppermint candy!!) During our stay, we walked all over the property, and were also able to observe several riding lessons during our visit. Our entire experience at Spring Run Farm and Inn exceeded our expectations far beyond our wildest dreams, but the "icing on the cake" was going with owners Susan and Jeff during their "night check" of all the horses in the barns!! Can't tell you how special and magical it was to walk into a darkened barn at night, having Susan switch on the light, and all the beautiful horses sticking their heads out of their stalls to see who was coming to visit them!! A big THANK YOU to Jeff, Susan, Linda, Lisa, and everybody at Spring Run Farm and Inn for helping me celebrate my special birthday! We hope to be back soon!!!

First bed and breakfast experience and what an experience!!! I was expecting an old barn and a…read morecontinental breakfast. Instead it was a, very, recently updated house. We stayed in July and the days were consistently in the 90s and with the humidity it felt like over 100. The house and our room were always cool, it was such a relief. The WiFi was strong and present every where. Breakfast!! The first night it was just myself, my wife and nine year old daughter staying at the Inn. Jeff, the proprietor, asked what time we wanted breakfast. With nothing early to do that day we settled on 8:30. We came downstairs at 8:30 to find the table set. Coffee and orange juice on the table. There was yogurt and fresh blueberries and strawberries too. Then Jeff brought the eggs, bacon and potatoes! So much more than the bagel and granola bar I was expecting! I won't step though all four breakfasts in this much detail but just list some things that Jeff, a former chef, served. Bacon every day, baked French toast with fruit, a quiche, grits (my request), pancakes and there was always cereal if my daughter turned her nose up at something. This was the best meal of the day every day we were there! Did I mention how hot it was? We had brought a cooler on the five hour drive from home with water and pop that we planned to drink throughout the week. We brought the whole cooler home untouched! As we 'checked in' Jeff showed us the beverage fridge (water, soda, beer) which he kept stocked for the whole stay. Finally I will mention the early evening social hour snacks. Chips, dip, veggies, meat, cheese and always a bottle wine. Any time I need to be in Louisville I will be staying at the Inn !!

I did the 7:30 PM tour, and the whole experience lasted about two hours. We met at 4th & Ormsby and…read morewalked around Old Louisville, stopping at the Louisville Bourbon Inn, the Witches' Tree, and several other historic homes. Our tour guide was local and had actually lived in the area near many of the homes we visited, which I thought made the tour more interesting. She also told us about some upcoming television shows that will be featuring a few of the locations, so I'll definitely be watching for those! I really enjoyed the storytelling, although I'll admit I was a little skeptical of some of the stories. There were so many details told from such a specific perspective that I kept thinking, How exactly do we know that happened? Were you there?! It definitely made me want to look up some of the stories afterward and learn more about the history behind them. One thing I would have really liked is the opportunity to actually go inside some of the locations. Unfortunately, we stayed outside the entire time. I would absolutely pay extra for a tour that included access to the interiors of some of these historic homes. I booked through TripAdvisor, and the process was super easy. Overall, it was fun, entertaining, and a great way to spend an evening learning about some of Louisville's spooky history.

Harlan is a great guide who makes your tour very entertaining.. She is knowledgeable, fun, and…read moreengaging.

Amazing experience with this company. We visit three distilleries a was fantastic. Thank you for…read moremaking work for us.

The only thing I see this has going for it is if you bring a boat, it's in a lake. Not a very good…read morecampground. For $40/nt there are no sewer hookups, sites are not level and roads to campsites are horrible. The night we stayed the water main got broken while digging new trench for electric. I would not go out of my way for an overnight to come here!!

My husband and I were visiting Buffalo Trace Distillery and wanted to camp for the night. We felt…read morevery lucky Guist Creek had a campsite open last minute on Memorial Day weekend! We were only there 1 night so we didn't explore much or check out everything the Marina had to offer. Our tent-friendly campsite was nice, though and everyone I interacted with in the office was friendly. There was a small band playing live music in the campground pavilion the night we were there. I don't know if this was because it was a holiday weekend, but it was a great surprise. The sites are pretty close together and there's not a ton of privacy, but this was a great find for us as we were passing through.