The only brewery in the city of Bardstown. Named in honour, after William and David Bard. The land known as Bardstown today was granted to David Bard by the governor of Virginia. Originally named Salem, Settlement began in the 1770s. In 1780 William Bard, David's brother, laid out Bardstown on the site. It became the county seat when Nelson county, Virginia was formed in 1784. Here you will trying Kentucky beer cheese, with pretzels and on top of loaded nachos; paired with Scouts top selling beer Ol’ Buddy.

Named after Andrew John Volstead. The gentleman responsible for enabling the enforcement of Prohibition, beginning in 1920. As a nod to his efforts. This bourbon lounge boast over 700 different expressions of whisky. Relax in the lounge and enjoy the atmosphere! Here you will be trying a delicious bourbon peach slushie or a GAME CHANGER. Along with a Kentucky hand made bourbon ball!

Built in 1779 and located at the crossroads of the young west. The Tavern has Offered hospitality to anyone who finds their stoop. Such as Jessie James and King Louie Phillippe! Here you will be trying a southern delicacy, fried green tomatoes. Paired with 1792 single barrel whisky, hand selected by the Tavern!

Mr. Tubs, once a bustling laundry mat, has transformed into a vibrant and eclectic bar! Retaining its original name as a nod to its humble beginnings. Exuding unique charm, with its industrial-chic aesthetic; blending remnants of its laundry past, modern décor and ambiance. Here you will be trying a local favourite, Gethsemane fruit cake paired with Monk’s Road whetted whisky!