Bluegrass Distillers has launched the Bluegrass Distillers Bottle Club, a quarterly membership program offering exclusive whiskey access and member benefits. The program went live on August 29, 2026, at the distillery’s Elkwood Farm site in Midway, Kentucky.
The membership provides one selected Bluegrass Distillers bottle each quarter. It also includes early and exclusive access to select releases.
Members receive four complimentary tours annually. They also gain discounts on the property and one complimentary member pour at Elkwood Farm each calendar month.
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READ THE STORYEach quarter, members will be invited to a virtual Bottle Club gathering centered around that quarter’s release. The sessions offer members a chance to learn about the products, hear from the team, and share feedback.
The company said the program is designed to evolve over time. As it grows, Bluegrass Distillers plans to add more ways for members to connect with the distillery, its whiskey, and Elkwood Farm.
“We want Bottle Club members to feel like they’re part of what we’re building at Bluegrass Distillers,” said Maggie Young, director of marketing and distribution.
“This is about more than receiving a bottle each quarter. We want to create a community that stays connected to our whiskey, our team and what’s happening at Elkwood Farm,” she added.
The launch comes as Bluegrass Distillers expands its visitor experience at Elkwood Farm. The historic property combines an active field-to-glass distillery with guided tours and tastings.
Visitors can also access cocktail experiences, special events, a walk-in distillery bar, and a gift shop. Programming is centered around the history and character of the farm.
Bluegrass Distillers operates as a craft producer in Kentucky, the heartland of American bourbon production. The state produces the vast majority of the world’s bourbon, with the category continuing to see strong demand across both domestic and export markets.
Field-to-glass distilling refers to a model in which the producer sources grain locally and manages the process from farming through distillation. The approach has grown in popularity among craft distillers seeking to highlight provenance.
Membership is now open. Full details are available at club.bluegrassdistillers.com.

















