“Made by Ghosts”—that’s the tagline for our next featured stop on The B-Line for good historical reason. Boone County Distilling Co. brings bourbon (and other spirits) back to the region of Kentucky that once produced the most bourbon in the state! More than a hundred years ago, Petersburg, KY was…
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In order to qualify as a stop on The B-Line, restaurants must maintain a collection of at least fifty different types of bourbon, and bourbon bars must offer at least one hundred different kinds of “America’s Native Spirit.” But one of our stops boasts a collection of bourbon that’s world-famous in…
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As you’ve probably heard by now, The B-Line isn’t limited to bourbon distilleries, or even bourbon bars. There are four restaurants along the Line, all with mouthwatering bourbon-enhanced menus and extensive bourbon collections. The Purple Poulet, “A Southern Bourbon Bistro” can be found 10 minutes…
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This week we’re starting a new, monthly feature on the blog: highlighting one of the stops on our new bourbon experience, The B-Line! If you live in the NKY and Cincinnati region, we’re sure you’ve noticed the eye-catching, gleaming building just off I-471. It’s the home of New Riff Distilling—the…
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Interested in the Kentucky Bourbon Trail®? How about the Kentucky Bourbon Trail Craft Tour®? If you are planning a trip to either one in 2018, we have the perfect starter for you: The B-Line! Cross the original bourbon line, The Ohio River, by car, bus, trolley, or even on foot, or fly into…
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There are so many fun tastings and ‘sippings’ to be had this fall in Northern Kentucky that you should call your friends now and line them up, because…
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I like coffee, good coffee. Usually two in the morning and maybe even one in the afternoon. In between, I drink a ton of water. And in the evening I…
Read MoreA New Riff on Kentucky's famous Bourbon Trail Booker’s. Bulliet. Blanton’s. Four Roses. And, of course, Pappy. When it comes to bourbon – and in Kentucky, it always comes to bourbon, the debate never ends. Because today’s bourbon business is booming like never before, and 95 percent of it is made…
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