Toasting the House that Bourbon Built
Author William Faulkner once said, “Civilization begins with distillation.” And Kentucky would not be nearly as civilized without bourbon. Learn all about that intoxicating liquid gold that runs through every vein of our state at one of the places it all began. Located in lovely Lawrenceburg, the T.B. Ripy House was once the home of Thomas Ripy, whose “Old Ripy’’ bourbon beat out 400 other bottles to represent the bluegrass at the 1893 Chicago World’s Fair. Soak in the history, feast on a succulent autumn supper, and raise a toast to the “house that bourbon built.” It’s a most Kentucky way to spend a day.
Attire: Fall Cocktail
Guests: 60
Tickets: $85
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