7 articles tagged with bourbon trail
As someone who spends their days analyzing crime scenes, I've developed a particular skill for noticing the details others miss. When I landed in Louisville last fall, it wasn't fingerprints I was tracking, but rather the intricate dance between this...
There's something profoundly architectural about bourbon—the careful construction of flavors, the structural integrity of tradition, the spatial relationship between grain, water, and time. As someone who's spent years studying both built environments and craft libations, I find few places where...
There's something magical about Kentucky in autumn—the way the golden light filters through amber-hued trees onto rolling pastures where thoroughbreds graze behind pristine white fences. As someone whose childhood was steeped in equestrian culture (merci, Papa), I've found few places...
Y'all know I can't resist a good Kentucky adventure! While most tourists flock to Louisville for Derby festivities (where my blogging journey began!), I've discovered that some of the Bluegrass State's most delightful experiences hide in plain sight. Last weekend,...
There's something about Southern hospitality that reminds me of a well-executed basketball play—it's smooth, purposeful, and leaves you feeling like you're part of something special. After five years in Paris, my taste buds occasionally pine for the soulful comfort of...
There's something rather extraordinary about a city that manages to blend centuries of whiskey-making tradition with contemporary culinary innovation. Louisville—a name I admittedly struggled to pronounce correctly until a local gently corrected me ('Loo-a-vul', not 'Loo-ee-ville')—sits proudly along the Ohio...
There's something magical about small American towns that preserve their heritage while embracing their future. Georgetown, Kentucky—just a short drive from Louisville—embodies this beautiful duality. As someone who has explored cultural pockets across continents, I found myself unexpectedly charmed by...