Buffalo Trace Distillery On Tour Returns This Fall

Ever wished you could taste Buffalo Trace's finest without traveling to Kentucky? The distillery's free tasting tour is coming to four US cities this autumn.
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Buffalo Trace Distillery On Tour Returns This Fall
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Buffalo Trace Distillery has announced the return of its traveling tasting experience, Buffalo Trace Distillery On Tour, this fall. The complimentary experience will visit four US cities across Missouri, Texas, and Colorado, beginning in Branson, Missouri, on October 1.

Now in its second year, the tasting and retail experience will travel to Branson and Kansas City in Missouri, Dallas/Ft. Worth in Texas, and Denver, Colorado.

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The tour takes the Frankfort, Kentucky-based distillery on the road, offering bourbon fans the chance to taste its whiskeys closer to home.

Expert hosts will guide guests through four distinctive pours across a session lasting approximately 75 minutes. Each tasting explores the details that shape the whiskeys, including mashbills, tasting notes, and maturation techniques.

The lineup features Buffalo Trace Bourbon, Eagle Rare 10 Year Old, Weller Antique 107, and the new Sazerac Rye 100 Proof.

Each stop will offer 14 complimentary tasting experiences spread over four days, with staggered afternoon and evening time slots.

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The tour also features an exclusive retail offering of custom, city-specific barware created for each stop, available while supplies last.

“The heart of Buffalo Trace Distillery On Tour is bringing Buffalo Trace closer to our fans and creating more opportunities for them to experience the Distillery beyond Frankfort,” said Erica Bovard, senior brand director, Buffalo Trace Distillery. “We were thrilled by the response to last year’s tour and are excited to build on that momentum by returning to familiar markets and reaching new ones.”

The Branson stop takes place at Big Cedar Lodge from October 1-4, followed by The Bauer in Kansas City from October 8-11.

Dallas/Ft. Worth’s stop runs at The Laurel from October 14-17, with Denver’s Church Ranch Event Center hosting the final leg from November 12-15.

“Some of the best memories are made around a table, sharing a sip of Buffalo Trace Bourbon with people you enjoy,” said Ed Bell, Sazerac homeplace director. “Whether guests are longtime Buffalo Trace fans or just beginning to explore bourbon, we hope they leave having discovered more of what makes Buffalo Trace Distillery and its brands so special.”

Tickets are complimentary but require advance reservation. Registration opens on Wednesday September 2, with a limit of four tickets per person. Attendees must be 21 or older.

Buffalo Trace is owned by Sazerac, which describes the site as the “world’s most award-winning distillery”. Reservations can be made via the Buffalo Trace Distillery website.

Beth Squires

Beth Squires is the Deputy Editor of The Whiskey Wash with over half a decade of industry experience. She possesses comprehensive knowledge of the global whisky landscape, spanning everything from heritage and production to complex market analysis. A graduate of the OurWhisky Foundation’s Atonia Programme, which champions women in whisky, Beth is a dedicated advocate for diversity and sustainability, focused on highlighting the innovation and storytelling that define the modern whisky industry.

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