It isn’t the most exciting or atmospheric facility around, but it does sport a handy dual setup where you can see both a distillery and a brewery in action. At the tour’s end, cash in your four tokens for tastes of Town Branch bourbon or gin, or for various barrel-aged Kentucky Ale beers.
Tours take place on the hour every hour; the last one is at 4pm Sunday through Wednesday and at 6pm Thursday through Saturday.
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Lexington Art League at Loudoun House
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4. Lexington Art League at Loudoun House
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