Mercedes-Benz Sprinter
Individual seats and a high roof; the best vehicle over distance.

A tasting day across Kentucky means three or four distilleries, an hour or more of country roads between them, and a group that should not be driving by the second stop. This is private Bourbon Trail transportation: we plan the route around your tour reservations and wait at each one.
The Kentucky Bourbon Trail and its Craft Tour count 42 distilleries between them. Spread across a day, three in one region beats five across the state. Drive times below are approximate, in ordinary traffic.
South through Clermont to Bardstown, about an hour from downtown Louisville, with Loretto roughly half an hour further on. The densest cluster of big-name distilleries, and a good lunch stop in Bardstown itself.
Horse country to the state capital: Versailles is about twenty minutes from Lexington, Frankfort and Lawrenceburg each a short hop beyond. Farms and stone fences between every stop.
Several distilleries and tasting rooms along Main Street’s Whiskey Row, close enough to walk between. We drop off, wait or return, and take everyone back to the hotel.
The Bourbon Trail says the vast majority of its distilleries require or offer reservations, and popular tours fill weeks ahead in spring and autumn. Book your tour times first, send them to us, and we build the pick-up, the drive between stops and the lunch break around them.
Three distilleries is a full and comfortable day; a fourth usually means rushing the tasting at the third. Everyone tasting must be 21 or over and carry ID.

From your hotel, home or the airport, timed so you reach the first tour ten to fifteen minutes early.
Your chauffeur waits at each distillery. Bottles bought along the way ride with you.
Bardstown, Frankfort and Versailles all have places to eat between tours; tell us where you have booked.
Everyone dropped where they started, or at dinner if the day carries on.
Shared shuttles and bus tours follow a set route and a set timetable with other passengers. Private transportation goes to the distilleries you have booked, at your tour times, with only your group on board. You book the distillery tours; we handle every mile between them.
Birthdays, bachelor and bachelorette weekends and friends’ trips. A Sprinter keeps everyone together, with easy steps in and out at every stop.
Wedding parties, reunions and company outings. The mini bus seats up to 28 in one vehicle, so nobody is split across cars.
Conventions and large corporate groups. A 46 or 56-seat motor coach with a restroom on board. Tell us the distilleries early, as a few have limited room for full-size coaches.
September is Bourbon Heritage Month, and the Kentucky Bourbon Festival runs in Bardstown on 16–19 September 2027. Tours and vehicles both book early that month, as they do in April and October around the Keeneland meets. If your dates are fixed, ask now.
If you are visiting a single distillery and someone in the group is happy not to taste, drive yourselves. We are worth it for a full day, a group, a run of more than an hour from Louisville or Lexington, or when everyone wants to taste.
You book the tours; we build the transport around your confirmed times. That way the reservations and any tasting fees stay in your name.
Three is comfortable, with lunch and time to shop. Four is possible in one region if the tours are short and close together.
Up to six: an Escalade or Suburban. Seven to fourteen: a Sprinter. Larger groups: a mini bus or motor coach.
Yes. A morning distillery and an afternoon at Keeneland works well from Lexington during the spring and fall meets. For farm visits, see horse farm tours. Planning help: how to plan a Bourbon Trail day and a day in Bardstown. Town guides: Bardstown, Frankfort and Versailles.
Private. Only your group rides, the route follows the distilleries you have booked, and the timing is yours. We do not run a shared shuttle with other passengers.
Yes. Our mini bus seats up to 28, and our motor coaches seat 46 or 56 with a restroom on board. For bigger groups, see group and charter coaches.
No. Each distillery runs its own tours and tastings. Your chauffeur drives, waits at every stop and keeps the day on time.
Yes. We can meet you at Louisville (SDF) or Lexington (LEX) and go to your hotel or straight to the first distillery.
Yes. The flat rate you are quoted includes it, and nothing is added after the day.
Seven vehicle types, all chauffeured and all quoted at one flat rate with gratuity included. Pick one, or leave it to us and we will recommend the right size.
Individual seats and a high roof; the best vehicle over distance.
Forward-facing seats for wedding shuttles and corporate groups.
Tell us the distilleries, the group size and where you are staying, and we will send one flat rate for the day.