The Trace Tour begins with an engaging video of the history of Buffalo Trace Distillery. You will then walk amidst the path of rolling bourbon barrels. You will be captivated by the alluring smell and atmosphere of bourbon sleeping inside the aging warehouses. Then you will go inside the renowned Blanton’s Bottling Hall where you will see signature bourbons being filled, sealed, labeled, and packaged—all by hand. 

All visitors are welcome to walk in and there is no need to make a reservation unless you have a group of 25 or more. Families of all ages welcome.

All tours are complimentary and include a tasting of some of our award-winning products.

An insider’s look into the behind-the-scenes work that goes into crafting truly great bourbon. You’ll witness everything from grain delivery to the cooking process to fermentation and, of course, distillation. The tour includes a stop at the E.H. Taylor, Jr. Microstill, where the Distillery’s unique and award-winning Experimental Collection whiskies are made.

Tour route includes stairs and there is a lot of walking involved. Comfortable shoes and clothing are recommended.

All tours are complimentary and include a tasting of some of our award-winning products.

Space on the tour is limited to 15.  Please contact giftshop@buffalotrace.com for booking large group tours.

A tour for history buffs, architecture enthusiasts and bourbon lovers alike. The distillery saw its largest building growth and expansion after the repeal of Prohibition (1930s-1950s). See how the Distillery incorporated several new buildings as it grew to meet the needs of a very thirsty nation. You’ll even get a peek into some of the Distillery’s future plans.

All tours are complimentary and include a tasting of some of our award-winning products.

According to lore, there are more spirits residing at the Distillery than those aging in the warehouses. Featured on the popular TV show “Ghost Hunters,®” Buffalo Trace Distillery has long been rumored to have visits from the supernatural, most notably the ghost of Col. Blanton. Hear the legendary stories and get a look into the more haunted sites, including the rarely visited Stony Point Mansion where Col. Blanton died in 1959.

All tours are complimentary and include a tasting of some of our award-winning products.