Video Archives - Distillery Trail

Glenns Creek Distilling - Fire Breaks Out at the Old Crow Distillery Destroying 2 Old Rickhouses and Surrounding Buildings

Old Crow Distillery Fire: Drone Coverage, History, and a Conversation with Glenns Creek Distilling Owner David Meier [Video]

October 7, 2026 / Distillery Trail / Fire, Glenns Creek Distilling

Two 9,000 barrel bourbon warehouses at the historic Old Crow Distillery, now Glenns Creek Distilling, have burned down. See aerial coverage of the fire.

6 Questions with Wilderness Trail Distillery Co-Founder Shane Baker – 2026 Inductee into the Kentucky Bourbon Hall of Fame

September 24, 2026 / Distillery Trail / Ferm Solutions, Kentucky Bourbon Hall of Fame, Kentucky Distillers' Association, Wilderness Trail Distillery

Watch as we talk to Wilderness Trail Distillery Co-Founder Shane Baker about his induction into the Kentucky Bourbon Hall of Fame.

Kentucky Bourbon Hall of Fame 2026 - The Class of 2026

Kentucky Bourbon Hall of Fame Welcomes 5 New Members including a Dr., a Politician, and a Storyteller Extraordinaire [VIDEO]

September 23, 2026 / Distillery Trail / Brown-Forman, Ferm Solutions, Fred Minnick, Kentucky Bourbon Hall of Fame, Kentucky Distillers' Association, Wilderness Trail Distillery

The 2026 Kentucky Bourbon Hall of Fame includes an engineer, a storyteller, a doctor, a politician, historic whiskey family members, and a spirits industry leader that has helped to transform the spirits industry.

AJ Bond Distillery - Introducing the 1st Tennessee Whiskey Release From Sazerac and Master Distiller Allisa Henley

Exclusive Interview: AJ Bond Distillery Master Distiller Allisa Henley Talks about Launching Her 1st Tennessee Whiskey

September 11, 2026 / Distillery Trail / AJ Bond Distillery, Lincoln County Process, Sazerac, Tennessee Whiskey

Hear from AJ Bond Distillery Master Distiller Allisa Henley on her 10-year journey to launch Sazerac's first TN Whiskey.

Witnessing History Education Foundation - Bourbon and Kentucky, A History Distilled Film by Kent Masterson Brown

Bourbon and Kentucky: A History Distilled Classic Film

May 23, 2025 / Distillery Trail / History, Tourism

'Bourbon and Kentucky' explores how distilling originated in Kentucky, how Bourbon got its name and why we use the term “proof” when discussing alcohol.

RD1 Spirits Distillery - Grand Opening May 13, 2025, at The Commons

Watch the RD1 Spirits Distillery Grand Opening and Ribbon Cutting Celebration [VIDEO]

May 22, 2025 / Distillery Trail / Kentucky Bourbon Trail, RD1 Spirits

A common question for bourbon sippers is, ‘Where can I stay while touring the Kentucky Bourbon Trail?’ There is now a new answer that will help bourbon fans immerse themselves in their amber spirit tasting adventure.

The Trail Hotel - What is the Trail Hotel

What is ‘The Trail Hotel’? Hear the Answer Directly from the Owners [VIDEO]

May 11, 2025 / Distillery Trail / Kentucky Bourbon Trail, The Trail Hotel

Whiskey Thief Distilling Co. - Grand Opening of Whiskey Thief in Louisville's NULU Neighborhood

Whiskey Thief Distilling Owner Shares Details of New NULU Location on Nanny Goat Strut Alley [VIDEO]

October 15, 2024 / Distillery Trail / Whiskey Thief Distilling Co.

Whiskey Thief Distilling Co. in Frankfort, Kentucky offers bourbon and rye whiskey fans an opportunity to taste bourbon and rye whiskey straight from the barrel, uncut, and unfiltered the way nature intended.

Potter Jane Distilling Co. - Delivery Day for Vendome Copper & Brass Works 39 Foot Tall Column Still

Watch Potter Jane Distilling Co. 39’ Tall Still Goes from Flatbed to its New Home in this Time-lapse Video

September 22, 2024 / Distillery Trail / Buzick Construction, Joseph & Joseph Architects, Potter Jane Distilling Co., Vendome Copper & Brass Works

In September 2023 Potter Jane Distilling founders celebrated a groundbreaking for this new distillery. One year later they took delivery of their 36” diameter x 39’ tall Vendome Copper & Brass Works column still. The installation crews were on hand waiting for the flatbed to arrive. Once there they immediately jumped into action and in just a few hours the still, wrapped in shrink wrap was standing in it forever home in Springfield, Kentucky.