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.

So - I am a pretty serious wine-drinker, an Oenophile so I am pretty particular…read more Nah!!! I am just kidding! I just enjoy all kinds of wine - less fancy, the better. This place was cool. We lucked out since we went on "free popcorn Friday"!!! This place is all about new flavors of wine and flavorings. We tried 6 kinds - 4 were worthy (of purchase), one was a spiced wine that we decided (after much thought) that we liked. And one we did not care for. That's not a bad average. It was fun with super-nice people. Give them a try.

Huber's is the perfect day trip. For $5/person you can ride in the tractor trailer out to the…read morefields to pick some berries, peaches, or whichever produce is in season. We were really impressed by the amount of strawberries today & got some blueberries too! The prices per pound were posted where you purchase your ticket to ride. There is a wonderful market with fresh picked produce, jams, fresh baked goods, fudge, seasonings, etc as well to grab some goodies. Today there was live music, which was great to listen to while eating a burger from the food truck and a flatbread ordered from inside. Other things we'll have to try on our next visit are the homemade ice cream and a wine tasting.

We did a tour here today and it was really intimate - we were the only four on the tour. They…read morecalled my friend, who had booked the tour, about two hours ahead of time to say the Rickhouse would be closed because of the cold weather, and to ask if we wanted to continue the tour as scheduled or rebook - good customer service. We arrived a little bit early and had lunch at the cafe on-site, which was pretty good, and then we checked in for our tour. What people may not know is that below the gift shop area is where a lot of the barrels and such are. I think our tour guide's name was Ricky and she was very good, I learned a little bit about the distillery. We had chosen the bottle your own experience, which ended up being really unique. At the end of the tour, we got to taste a few of the bourbons, literally from the barrels, and then we got to fill a bottle from one of the open barrels. After that, we put a sticker/the label one, plus one with our name, and another with the back label. Differentiation was encouraged, although we all put them on standardly except for my husband, who had the four of us plus Ricky sign the bottle, which was fun. I believe the tour was $100 each, and just the bottle itself would've been like $80, so for $20 extra, it was a good deal. At the end of the tour, they let us taste a good portion of their wines and other whiskeys and bourbons; I will say their wines were not that great, unfortunately, though there were two that I liked and purchased. They were very generous with the tastings and I don't think there was a maximum number ... I tasted maybe 1/3 of what was on the sheet, aka open for tastings. Overall I would come back here, although I probably wouldn't need to do the tour a second time (it would be fun to see the rickhouses, though).

This became my wife's favorite winery after we visited them a couple weeks ago. The vintner…read moreapparently makes a lot of blends but also has a few staples. A tasting consists of 8 samples for only $5. We ended up buying a case, with several of our favorites. We'll probably join their wine club,

We love Turtle Run! We usually go on Sunday's when they have live bands. It's so much fun!…read more While the band plays, we taste wine, usually buy a bottle or two, and relax! They also have a 5k in the fall!

Great little winery with friendly staff. Wines have great…read moreflavor profiles and do not disaapoint. Staff is friendly and knowledgeable on the wines and grapes. Equestrian was our favorite wine/ red Malbec smooth overall with hints of cherries and peppercorn on the backend We signed up for the membership for the 3 bottle quarterly shipments- best is if you do not like the bottles picked you can swap out for ones you like!!

We stopped in for a tasting, and had a great time. Sheila took great care of us. Gave us info about…read moreother wineries as well. She was very friendly. We just stood at the bar and talked with Sheila while we had a flight but there was plenty of room to sit and relax if you wanted to.

Love this winery! We had a big group and enjoyed time together drinking their wines paired with…read morechocolates. They have both sweet and dry wines. My favorite is the Pinot Grigio. You can bring your own snacks too! Staff was very nice and did an awesome job waiting on all of the customers on a busy day.

This place is so gorgeous and the wine is amazing! Booking for events was free and a flight was…read moreonly $6! Amazing prices, wonderful service, and a gorgeous place to go to for any occasion.

For a tasting, you get 6 1.5 oz for $12. This is a bit more than other wineries but the wine was…read moregood. Mary Kay was amazing and so friendly. In my head, the wine was so much more syrupy than it actually was. BlackBerry remained a group favorite. The strawberry was also delicious. Love the new space as it has plenty of space to hang out for a bit instead of being cramped. They also have an extended bar with bourbon and beer options. Definitely more likely to return than previous visits.

Very friendly people really down to earth. The bar is very nice and although we seen a few wine…read moresnobs leave the tasting was great. Give this place a chance you won't be disappointed!!

Great wine. Wonderful staff! We enjoyed the wine so much the first couple of times we stopped, that…read morewe joined the wine club. It's a four hour drive one way for us to pick up, but it's worth the trip to sample the different varieties. They are definitely worth a trip!

Forest Edge Winery is located directly across from Bernheim Arboretum & Research Forest in…read moreShepherdsville, KY. We love a good wine so decided to explore some of the local wineries & discovered this beautiful place. The wine bar attendants were knowledgeable, friendly, ready to answer any questions which made this visit even more welcoming. This particular winery has a playroom for children so do hesitate to visit even if your children are small.

Barrels of good times to be had here…read more Everything is barrel strength at Whiskey Thief, so the five sample tasting is quite the gauntlet. I found the high proof points to be draining, and so I can't recommend buying a bottle with my own money. The chocolates are a must pairing. Service, however, is super chill and friendly. The bar is a chill place to hang out afterwards, and the bitter blend for their Old Fashioned is stellar. I also bought a couple bars of soap. Earthy and aromatic!

What a wild disappointment. I do believe we came on and an off day, based on reviews and…read morerecommendations from friends, but our experience was so wildly unacceptable that I'm not sure it matters if we were an outlier. Our experience started at parking, there were multiple tour busses idling in the lot, and cars were parked rather haphazardly. We were directed to park on the side of the road with such a steep drop off, at one point our Yukon had two wheels off the ground. When checking in to the the $35/person tour (which we booked two weeks ago) I mentioned the parking situation and was told "yeah it's really bad, but we're working on it." I don't own a distillery, but seems an obvious solve is asking the tour buses to park up the road by the gift shop vs taking up space in the lot. We were eager to join our tour and forget about the stressful lot but alas, our tour was an absolute shit show. I stopped counting when I hit to 50 people, our tour guide had a loud speaker, most people in the tour were drunk and talking over him, and for the first time in many many tours, we walked off before we ever got a chance to try anything. There is no reason but greed to not cap a tour, they were making close to 2 grand off a miserable experience for their guests. Again, I do think it was likely an outlier but we will never be back, and I will ensure no one I know ever goes either.