Heaven's Door Distillery

This tour is truly an experience. The property is approximately 160 acres and a tour takes you on an excursion not only of the distillery but the grounds which house multiple log cabins that recreate The history of Kentucky bourbon making. Allow for a minimum of 2 hours. The staff were wonderful. They are planning an event center with a restaurant. Beautiful drive off the beaten path. Definitely recommend. John our tour guide was awesome.

⭐⭐⭐⭐ Heaven’s Door Distillery – Can’t Wait for the Grand Opening I recently stopped by the future site of Heaven’s Door Distillery, and although it’s not open to the public yet, the grounds already look incredibly promising. The architecture and setting give a great first impression It’s a bit of a tease to see such an impressive location still closed off, but if what’s visible is any indication, this distillery is going to be something truly special once the doors finally open. As a bourbon enthusiast who’s visited over 50 distilleries across Kentucky, I can honestly say: this is one I’m genuinely excited for. Heaven’s Door looks like it will be a fantastic addition to the bourbon trail – and I’ll definitely be back once it opens.

I am so happy Heaven's Door Distillery has made these tours available! Mine did not disappoint! I was with four other people + the guide, who spent the first half chauffeuring us on a very comfortable cart into and through their History Park--a lovely, well-maintained, wooded area with a creek plus historical buildings from distilling days gone by. Cory did a *great* job of matching our interest and questions with fascinating history and explanations. We stopped several times on the route to learn more plus explore inside several buildings *and* to be treated with one-of-a-kind tastings at various stations throughout. We then headed back to the current distillery where we had a similar experience regarding all the modern equipment and practices. I'm pretty much a newbie to the whiskey world, but Cory held my attention and made great sense of things. It was pretty mind-boggling--everything that goes into the whole process! Not to mention that it was also an impressive visual feast. Last, the distillery offered each of us (for an extra fee--steep but worth it to me) our own, individual experience (with Cory's unrushed, good-humored, detailed instruction) of filling, sealing, and labeling our own Heaven's Door bottle--and naming it whatever we wanted. Is that cool or what?! I made the trip from Michigan to Kentucky specifically for this tour. Absolutely no regrets. Oh, and the property is extremely spacious. 160 acres of farmland and woods. And peaceful--up in the Amish hills outside Pleasureville. Even a temporary visit made for a marvelous change of pace.

Stopped by today with our dog, very friendly and knowledgeable staff. Great bartender and Blake who created us was very friendly. Had a Mint Julep and a Knockin on Lemons door cocktail. As well as some tastes straight up.

Attempted to visit on 12/14. Gate was closed and no signs of anyone being around despite hours stating they should have been open.

We did the distillery tour and the tour guide and property were amazing. The experience was unique and informative. Highly recommend.

I'd love to leave a review of my first experience tasting Heavens Door but I'd need the product to do that. I ordered the trilogy on December 14th, the money was processed from my bank account and almost 3 weeks later, not so much as a "shipped" notice. I understand it was the holiday season when the order was submitted, but this is completely unacceptable. I've just sent an email requesting they cancel the order and refund my money. Seriously disappointed as Bob Dylan is/was my favorite artist.

Certainly cannot wait to see what’s to come!

Where to start with this whole experience. And it really is a great experience! Heaven's Door is located off the beaten path in the midst of Amish country. Tip: be careful driving the country roads near there as we passed several horse and buggies and a bicyclist on the narrow roads. The drive itself is a pretty one through Kentucky rolling farmland and several small towns. The distillery itself sits on an approximately 160 acre plot of land. The entrance is easy to spot. The main building is the second largest wood structure in Kentucky. The experience consists of a tour of the distillery plus an informative and enjoyable excursion of the property which has multiple historic log cabins and a grist mill. Each stop at one of the historic buildings provided a tasting of a different Heaven's Door spirit and information about the building and the history of whiskey and bourbon. I think this was one of the most memorable bourbon tours I've ever been to. It was truly an experience. Allow a minimum of 2 hours for this. Tip: nice weather allows for one to fully enjoy the beauty of the historic "village". John our tour guide was excellent! They are in the stages of opening an event center and restaurant. Waiting to go back and enjoy this!

Way out in the hills of Kentucky you will find this wonderful distillery. This is Bob Dylan's signature distillery. They offer several different bottles. Well worth the drive here. Staff was great! They give a fabulous tour. Nothing like I have ever done before .this tour is well worth your time! Come in and see Beth and great r tour guide John Rohr.... It was a great tour.

You couldn't have a more bucolic setting. The historic cabins are fantastic. Staff provided excellent backround and of course, the bourbon is excellent. Seeing deer roam the property an added plus.

Overall our experience was great! Great service. Food was amazing. I had the shrimp and grits and an old fashioned.

We had a preview of Heaven's Door Distillery tour with some great behind-the-scenes access to some amazing historic buildings. We observed a bourbon production cycle, sampled a flight and had a preview of the public tour. Amazing place!

NO response to my form email end of July 2024 asking about opening. BAD vibe from that.

Location very hard to get to and secluded. Very far from anything in the area. Closed when we got there.