Four Roses

Custom and Public Distillery Tours

Four Roses Bourbon Tour

  • About Four Roses

    Located in Lawrenceburg, Kentucky, Four Roses Distillery stands out on the Kentucky Bourbon Trail® thanks to its rare Spanish mission–style architecture. Four Roses is uniquely known for producing 10 distinct bourbon recipes by combining five proprietary yeast strains with two separate mash bills, a level of precision bourbon nerds dream about. Guests can enjoy full guided tours at the beautifully renovated Lawrenceburg distillery, offering an in-depth look at the history, craftsmanship, and behind-the-scenes bourbon-making process. Additional tours are available at the Cox’s Creek facility, home to Four Roses’ distinctive single-story warehouse and bottling operations. Tastings take place in the historic 1910 distillery and feature beloved expressions like Yellow Label, Small Batch, Single Barrel, and Small Batch Select.

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Exclusive Experiences at Four Roses

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When Four Roses Distillery is part of a custom Bourbon Trail itinerary, the experience goes well beyond the standard tour and tasting. With Mint Julep Experiences, guests can enjoy elevated access to distillery, warehousing, and bottling experiences available year-round, offering a deeper look at how Four Roses’ signature bourbons come to life. The expanded visitor center invites you to dive into interactive archives of rare and past bottlings. Including time for a stop at Bar 1888 adds an extra layer of indulgence, where you can sip rotating selections of Four Roses’ ten distinct recipes alongside signature cocktails. It’s relaxed, immersive, and exactly the kind of mellow moment that makes a custom itinerary feel like it was made just for you.

FAQs

  • Do you need reservations to visit Four Roses Distillery?

    Yes. Reservations are required for tours and tastings at Four Roses Distillery and should be booked in advance, especially during peak Kentucky Bourbon Trail® travel seasons.

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  • Where is Four Roses Distillery located?

    Four Roses Distillery is located in Lawrenceburg, Kentucky, about 45 minutes from Louisville and easily accessible from other major Bourbon Trail distilleries.

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  • What is the difference between the Lawrenceburg distillery and the Cox’s Creek facility?

    The Lawrenceburg location is where distilling takes place and features the historic Spanish mission–style architecture. The Cox’s Creek facility focuses on warehousing and bottling, offering a unique look at bourbon aging and production.

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  • What bourbons are included in a Four Roses tasting?

    Tastings typically include a selection of Three Four Roses bourbons, such as Yellow Label, Small Batch, Single Barrel, or Small Batch Select, depending on availability.

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  • Can you try all 10 Four Roses bourbon recipes during a visit?

    Not all 10 recipes are available at once, but rotating selections can be sampled, especially at Bar 1888, where guests may enjoy different recipes and signature Four Roses cocktails. With a custom experience crafted by Mint Julep Tours, an experience coordinator can work directly with the distillery to curate a flight for you and your group.

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  • Is Four Roses Distillery good for first-time bourbon drinkers?

    Yes. Four Roses is considered one of the most beginner-friendly distilleries on the Kentucky Bourbon Trail® thanks to its approachable flavor profiles and educational tour experience.

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  • Is Four Roses Distillery open year-round?

    Yes. Four Roses offers distillery, warehousing, and bottling experiences year-round, making it a great stop regardless of when you visit Kentucky.

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  • Are exclusive or private experiences available at Four Roses?

    Exclusive tastings and enhanced experiences may be available when Four Roses is included on a custom Bourbon Trail itinerary, depending on availability and group size.

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