Urban Bourbon Trail in the WaPo

By Ceil Miller-Bouchet November 30
It was 11 a.m. in Louisville and I was contemplating a silky, amber and Very Old liquid in my glass.

Fortunately, I was primed to appreciate the art and culture of the Very Old Fitzgerald Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey because Penny Peavler, dynamic president of the city’s freshly redesigned Frazier History Museum, had just given me a whirlwind tour of its new bourbon-focused “Spirit of Kentucky” permanent exhibition. Continued ...


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Woo hoo! Thanks Dennie for the Jug Band Jubilee mention!

[Robin Garr]

Good story, by and large. Better than a lot of quick-hit tour pieces. "... the sagging Victorian mansions of Old Louisville," though?

Ouch! Just this year we were named a "Great Place in America".

Good story, by and large. Better than a lot of quick-hit tour pieces. "... the sagging Victorian mansions of Old Louisville," though?

I read this a few days ago and thought it was pretty good. But I was puzzled by the "sagging" Victorian mansions as well.

For a while there was one that was conspicuously leaning. It may have been fixed, though.