"The former home of the eponymous James E. Pepper Distillery was built in 1879 along the Town Branch creek in downtown Lexington. There’s more than bourbon history happening here though: The warehouse complex offers visitors artisan ice cream spot Crank & Boom, back-to-basics bars The Break Room at Pepper, Ethereal Brewing, Middle Fork Kitchen & Bar, and local spirits crafters Barrel House Distilling." - Bullhorn
"Part of the Distillery District scene and called out as a place where visitors can tour, then relax in nearby casual spots with a beer, pizza, or ice cream after tasting or touring the grounds." - Patricia Doherty Patricia Doherty Patricia Doherty is a writer who specializes in covering destinations, resorts, and cruises for Travel + Leisure and other publications. Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines
"Set in horse country, these cities provide additional bourbon experiences with a focus on both historical and new distilleries. The area offers unique ways to explore like bike tours and riverboat rides."
"Pepper Distillery District, Lexington Ky by Bullhorn. The former home of the eponymous James E. Pepper Distillery was built in 1879 along the Town Branch creek in downtown Lexington. There’s more than bourbon history happening here though: The warehouse complex offers visitors artisan ice cream spot Crank & Boom, back-to-basics bars The Break Room at Pepper, Ethereal Brewing, Middle Fork Kitchen & Bar, and local spirits crafters Barrel House Distilling."
"Pepper Distillery District, Lexington Ky by Bullhorn. The former home of the eponymous James E. Pepper Distillery was built in 1879 along the Town Branch creek in downtown Lexington. There’s more than bourbon history happening here though: The warehouse complex offers visitors artisan ice cream spot Crank & Boom, back-to-basics bars The Break Room at Pepper, Ethereal Brewing, Middle Fork Kitchen & Bar, and local spirits crafters Barrel House Distilling."