Springhill Winery

A few changes since the last time I was at this winery. First off - NEW OWNERS! The previous owner had passed away and his wife sold the property and winery. They were lovely people and based on my recent visit, sold to lovely people. Onto the wines - I believe it was $8 for 6 wines. I had a hard time narrowing down their choices to just 6 as everything sounded so good. The Vidal blanc was the first wine the new owners had completed from start to finish and it was absolutely lovely. They had a delicious selection of dry reds as well. The Kentucky roots was my favorite in this section. The cab was smooth as well. We ended up sitting on their patio and had several bottles of the summer nights. We all had a hard time picking out wines to take home. Needless to say, we will be coming back as the future seems bright for this family and the winery.

New owners since 2020 and I LOVE IT! They are super sweet and the charcuterie board was phenomenal! The owner's daughter helps make the wine and hand makes the charcuterie boxes. So friendly and the wine was very nice!

We have stayed in multiple B&B's, so we were excited about this stay.The website and previous reviews were deceiving. We booked our reservation about 6 months in advance and felt unwelcome from the first step in the door. We were immediately reminded that we were about to miss our wine tasting. We dropped our bags and went out to the tasting room. First thing we were greeted with was that they expected us 4 hours earlier than our arrival ; again trip booked 6 months prior, and received a lecture about this. No confirmation text or email prior to arriving or what to even expect when we got there. They could have a good thing there, with no other winery's around a wine lover would be excited to stay here. However, very disappointed in the wine. Sediment galore; and had to force myself to chug the last of the samples. Cabernet and Chardonnay are my favorite wines, I have no idea where they went wrong in their process but $2 bottom shelf wine is better. We opted for dinner and drinks in Bardstown and when we returned quickly went to bed. #1 saggy uncomfortable mattress, no airflow or fans in the room and not to mention a thrown together in room shower and toilet. Let alone one packet (1oz) shampoo/conditioner for 2 people.It's an old house but execution was poor. Breakfast was good but was again lectured about not eating our "sweet treat" that we had no idea about given the lack of instruction and information upon arrival. So we had apple cobbler and ice cream before breakfast. Bottom line: bad wine, unwelcome stay, bad mattress= poor sleep, old/dirty house and overpriced for the value.

What a beautiful winery!! We were already in Bardstown and wanted to check out some nearby wineries, so to Springhill we went. The first thing I noticed was how pretty this little area is, and how random of a spot it's in also (Right off the highway.) Apparently this place is also a bed and breakfast, which describes its beauty. This is a great one to go to for you picky wine lovers. While I am not, I do enjoy getting to try a different variety of flavors. They have an extensive list to choose from ranging dry to sweet. I can't remember the woman's name who was running the counter, but she was so sweet and talked to us our entire visit! She was also very knowledgeable about each wine. They also have the cuuuutest merchandise here! Magnets, shirts, hats, candles - and tons of hilarious quotes on them. The tasting was either 6 or $7, honestly can't remember, but we got to enjoy quite a few wines where she gave us a generous amount of. I would absolutely come back in a heartbeat!

Springhill Plantation, we stayed here in the Bed and Breakfast. This was recommended to us and it didn't disappoint. June and Jeff have a great thing here and we so appreciated their hospitality. The house and rooms are beautiful and wonderfully decorated. It's minutes away from Bardstown close to distilleries and wineries. It's run as a family business and they made us feel at home and we already look forward to going back. There is a small winery on property. They care for the vineyard and there is a tasting room.

I love this winery. The minute we walked in, the staff was friendly and helpful.We did the wine tastings. I did the premier and sweet tastings. $2.50 for 6 tastings or 3 for $1.50. My favorites are Vidal Blanc and Cabernet Franc. Which I purchased.Excellent service. Also had a bed and breakfast which is 157 years old. Please visit this place. It's a great local winery.

An absolute delight! They have a large variety of wine so everyone can find something they like. A beautiful view. Wonderful staff that is family owned. Highly recommend!!

Fantastic accommodations- Merlot room was beautiful and spacious. Am assuming all the furniture has been refurbished since it was comfortable and not dusty, dainty or flabby. Cute wine tasting venue behind house.The house was plenty cool despite the 94 degree plus day.

My husband and I stayed at the Springhill Plantation Bed and Breakfast two nights on our way to KC. As soon as you enter this beautiful house you feel like you are visiting family. From the breakfast to the evening goodies, June and Jeff go out their way to make sure you enjoy you time as their guests. We highly recommend this BnB and winery and will come back on our way to see family in KC.

Amazing stop while on the bourbon trail. So friendly and personal. Stopped for a wine tasting and thoroughly enjoyed the tasting and a bottle. Highly recommend for a stop while in the area.