Wilderness Trail Distillery

6 of our family members took the winter cocktail class with Graceson (sp?) and we enjoyed it so much. Graceson was very knowledgeable about Wilderness Trail, bourbon, and cocktail making, also very personable and entertaining! We had already done the Distillery Tour last year so we were excited they had a different event for us to try. Everyone in our group enjoyed both cocktails and it was a nice balance of learning, asking questions, and visiting with one another. We would definitely come back for another class in the future! The gift shop is also worth a visit and don't forget to say hi to Cooper!

Another great distillery tour, the old Rick house and grounds are expansive and beautiful. They have a great gift shop with unique items, and a really nice tasting area outside as part of the tour. And lastly, they offer free tours to military and veterans!! Cheers ! Check em out y'all!

Awesome experience with Noah as our tasting guide. I got the wheated flight and my husband got the rye one, both were good. The whole experience visiting from start to finish was wonderful. Bonus... they have a distillery cat

What a hidden gem if you're interested in distillery tours. Danville is off the beaten path and only opens 9am-5pm Tuesday - Saturday. I am a big Blue heron fan and they had an actual blue hair vodka here which blew me away. My husband's more of the whiskey drinker so it was a win win for both. Very clean facility, friendly staff, and reasonable prices for a tour and gift shop trinkets. https://www.wildernesstraildistillery.com/

This was our stop for a tour and a tasting. Really nice place but way out in the boonies! Checked in and wondered around a bit. Really nice. Tour was amazing. Lots of good info and photo ops.

Kind of out of the way to get here, but such a fun experience on our tour! This was stop #14 for us on the Bourbon Trail and it was such a treat :)Fun fact, they had the smallest rickhouse in the state! They also have regular-sized rickhouses so don't be alarmed. We found out why rickhouses and older barns were painted black. At the end of the tour we had a bourbon & rye tasting outside and it was so beautiful. I think Wilderness is the perfect name for this place and can't wait to see them grow! They also have the only moving tails box (where distillate comes out at the end of the distilling process) and that was something so unique to see.

We went and did the complete tour of the facility it was very informative and you see every aspect of the distilling process along with little tricks of the trade. At the end you get samples of the 4 bourbons they make with history of the entire process

We went here to finish out the heritage bourbon trail. Not impressed but not disappointed. Customer service was okay and somewhat personable. Limited parking on site.

So happy we added a visit to Wilderness Trail while in Louisville. Our tour guide Frank was awesome - very personable and informative. I loved hearing about the history of the distillery and touring the grounds. After touring the distillery process and Rick house, we had a tasting of bourbon, rye whiskey, rye and then single barrel bourbon followed up with the most amazing bourbon ball I have ever tasted. I also really liked the addition of the WT shot glass. Since I am a Rye drinker, Frank suggested that I try the 7 year Rye. Wow! So smooth, I couldn't leave without taking a bottle with me. Tour was 15 a person and complimentary for military. I would highly recommend venturing to Danville to visit Wilderness Trail. You won't be sorry!

Very kind customer service. A great flight in bourbon. With a wonderful rustic atmosphere. With a wonderful cat mascot named Copper.