We have taken three tours so far on this Louisville trip, and Stitzel-Weller was by far my…read morefavorite, and the most informative. It also included a tasting, and we did that while on the tour. Our tour guide was Carly and she was fabulous, too. The distillery doesn't make much alcohol anymore, but Weller is still made and sold at Buffalo Trace, I believe. We also enjoyed some drinks and charcuterie at the Garden and Gun Club upstairs after our tour, and the charcuterie was top notch - beautiful presentation, and great meats and cheeses and accoutrements. I would definitely come back here again and do a tour or just come for a drink or two.

For a bourbon enthusiast, Stitzel-Weller is more than a distillery visit--it is an opportunity to…read morestand in a place that helped shape the history of American bourbon. Looking across the grounds, it is impossible not to think about the people, decisions, innovations, and significant moments that have taken place there since the distillery opened, and how their influence continues to be felt throughout the bourbon industry today. Our guide, Kristina, made that history come alive. She did more than share facts and dates; she told the story of Stitzel-Weller in a way that made you feel connected to the people and events that shaped this remarkable place. Her knowledge and enthusiasm added tremendously to the experience. There is a sense of continuity between bourbon's past and present at Stitzel-Weller that simply cannot be appreciated from a book or a bottle. For anyone who truly loves bourbon and its history, Stitzel-Weller is a place you simply must experience in person.

Excellent service with Roman and Stacy! We enjoyed cocktails and wine and a gorgeous charcuterie…read morefrom Cultured!! Fabulous place to hang out! Cultured creates the BEST charcuterie in town. Loaded with cheeses and meats and berries and nuts. Drinks were delicious and Roman was very attentive.

Great drinks and even better view! Once you enter, there is a huge outdoor space for hanging out…read more Once you're inside, the rooftop bar has a nice indoor and patio area. We stopped by before a Lou City game and our bartender was lovely and took care of us before we headed out. I tried Stacy's Mom and Find Me in the Garden. Both were delicious and there's still more on the menu that sound good to try. Might be my go to spot for game day.

Stopped in & tried a cider- it was light and refreshing on a warmer fall day!…read more This small brewery is perfect for anyone exploring the Old Louisville neighborhood, the bartenders are kind and knowledgeable about the menu and the neighborhood in general. They have new beers very frequently so it's worth stopping back in to try something new!

One of the most welcoming breweries I've visited in Louisville. Lots of seating inside and outside…read moreavailable (cute and spacious patio out back). They have board/card games to play and a full calendar of events which include, run club, wizard Wednesday, show and tell, trivia etc. I appreciate a brewery with an event calendar! I ordered "The Tart" a raspberry cider, it wasn't too sweet like many other ciders I've had. As a sour beer lover, I would love for a sour/gose to be added to the menu! Also to note, they had a variety of non alcoholic options (always a plus) and snack foods. I love the aesthetic of this brewery, and can't wait to visit again!

What a gem of a place! I saw an event posted for SINGO here. SINGO was fun and fast-paced. There…read morewere three rounds and prizes at the end of each. It was not a lucky night for me, but that is a-okay since I discovered this wonderful spot. It's cozy inside, with plenty of seating and board games. The drink menu is extensive. We are talking amazing priced cocktails, a wide-range of beers, local bourbons, and many wines. I settled on a cider, but would love to return for a wine tasting.

This tasting room has been on my list of places to go to for the longest time. And we finally were…read moreable to make our way there. We were not disappointed. It is such a beautiful and open space which is literally right across the railroad tracks hence the name. The bourbon's, wine, and beer are all local to Kentucky. We were met with a full draft list along with flights that were available in seasonal cocktails. We opted for one of the sours from off the rails themselves and an IPA. It was very enjoyable. There was live music on the weekend and they were games in the back. It was such a nice experience and I can't wait to go back.

Very good beer in a well hidden place within the industrial park. Plenty of parking as we are we…read moreare truck and RV trailer. Food truck is a maybe or maybe not on Sundays. Maybe not this Sunday.

Stopped by here to see what a Thursday was like at OLOPH…read more They were having a pinball tournament going on. They say that's a weekly Thursday event and many die hard fans. Just hung out a bit and had a brew. The Octoberfest was brewed there and was really good. One of the best I've had locally so far. Lexi was our barmaid and was an absolute delight to have wait on us. We had some good conversations as we visited and had a brew. Being so hot as it was they had it breezy inside making the visit comfortable. Ended up taking a growler of Octoberfest home with us.

Had a great time at Holsopple Brewing when they hosted genre film club in the fall. It was raining…read morewhen we went so we didn't get to sit outside but looks like they have ample space out there. They have lots of beer options (and soda) when we went they didn't have food yet but I believe they do now. Good place to grab a beer and relax with some friends.

A very comfortable, unpretentious venue with great draft beers. More of a neighborhood vibe but…read morecertainly welcoming for anybody. You can sit indoors -- either at the bar counter or at one of several tables -- or outdoors -- at one of many plastic tables and chairs under a large tent they keep erected just outside the building. There's a pool table and ping pong table you can pay to play on, and a weekly karaoke event if you want stuff to do while you drink. The bartender was very knowledgeable about their craft options and happy to talk about them to help you pick your favorite. You can even get a little sampler glass to help you decide. Overall a very nice place to grab a drink or two if you're in the Lyndon area or even just looking for a bar with an easy, casual vibe.

It's true, the taproom is officially opened again. They are still working out kinks but, that's…read moreok. My friend and I are elated that it's opened again and that Parlour is no more. Parlour moved to Lynn Family Stadium and after our not so great experiences, that's perfectly ok. The taproom has been opened for about a month or 2 now. They are coming along slowly but surely. They will have a Venezuelan restaurant going in next door. The few times my friend and I have been back we have encountered Brody, bartender/taproom manager. He has been awesome every visit and is really passionate about this place. We can't wait to see what he does next. We hope more gaming machines and Silent Disco, we loved when they had Silent Disco years back. Our go to is the Pilsner, hopefully they can get a liquor license to bring back bourbon for an Old and Cold one like the old days. They have a good selection of beer here like before. Once again my friend and I are elated this place is back, it's not the same but, the vibe feels right. We had a hard time adjusting to other places before this taproom reopened. I however wish Bandido would come back but, that's a whole different story. As For Brody, we can't wait to see what else he has in store for this place. We love Brody.

Bummed because we were looking forward to stopping by here since we like Hipster Repellent but…read morewe're underwhelmed on our visit. Would this place about 2.5 stars rather than 2, if I were able to. The place itself was nice and lots of seating. We visited when there wasn't really that many people. We visit breweries frequently in different states and will say their staff was not as warm and didn't seem to want to be there (maybe they just started their shift ‍). Tried to order the Pink Miata Weather and the Pilsner but both were out. Odd because it's Wednesday and they told us if you come back Friday and they should have their Pilsner. If the Pilsner is your best seller why wouldn't you have more? They said we could do cans but opted to try something else that was okay. Who wants to do cans if you visit a brewery - typically you want a draft?! From a marketing perspective they had Sweater Weather (which is not bad) but it's hot as heck outside and that's year round on tap. ‍ We were going to try their pizza but that beer experience threw us off so went elsewhere to grab a bite.

We've been to 3rd Turn a few times recently - one for a private event and another for music bingo…read more This is a converted church so sitting in its main indoor space is a nice setting - high ceilings, high top tables and the bar. I also love the corners with comfy couches and chairs. Plenty of beer to enjoy plus a few slushies - although those are so sweet that I'm not a fan. You can bring in your own food or order delivery from a few spots in the Gaslight District. I especially appreciate it's a family friendly space because my sons are teens. It was so much fun to enjoy music bingo with them while eating pizza from Parlour. Outdoor seating as well - lots of it. Easy street parking. Quick service. Follow them on social to keep up with their events. I'm going to start suggesting this space for more meet ups with friends.

What a fun spot! We live in Irish Hill and decided to venture out into the 'burbs for variety. This…read moreis a church turned brewery, and while they don't have food, they allow outside food to be brought in, which is great for us because we could bring our dog inside from the blazing hot summer heat. They had a ton of beers, but we opted for the slushies -- the Pineapple one was hot weather perfection, and the other was so incredibly strong i couldn't finish it. I also ordered an Old fashioned, and it was an ultimate concoction with a giant rock of ice. You know an Old fashioned will be good when they don't serve it with chipped ice. We hung out for a few hours and played cards, and the bartenders were friendly and accommodating. I wish this place was closer to us cause we would be regulars! At the very least, we will return in cooler weather to enjoy the outside patio.