April 28, 1934 — Before there was the Distillery District, the area on Manchester Street just northwest of downtown Lexington was blanked with actual distilleries. Starting in the 1860s ...

Frankfort, Kentucky — For more than two centuries, the Buffalo Trace Distillery in Frankfurt, Kentucky, has bottled up scores of spirits on its 400-acre campus. But America's oldest-running ...

Signs of renewal are underway at the Buffalo Trace Distillery in Kentucky since floodwaters that inundated the whiskey-making campus receded.But executives say the painstaking task of inspecting ...

ST. LOUIS – Still 630 Distillery, in collaboration with Second Shift Brewery, has won the best craft whiskey award from the American Craft Spirits Association. The award marks the third time the ...

Frankfort, Kentucky — For more than two centuries, the Buffalo Trace Distillery in Frankfurt, Kentucky, has bottled up scores of spirits on its 400-acre campus. But America’s oldest-running ...

GOTO, Nagasaki Prefecture—A gin distillery on the remote island of Fukuejima is doing its part to help the city of Goto achieve net zero CO2 emissions by 2050. Goto Tsubaki Distillery in January ...

Signs of normalcy are returning to Kentucky’s Buffalo Trace Distillery as an extensive flooding clean-up process continues.Located in Frankfort, the Buffalo Trace Distillery has operated for ...

Flooding in Frankfort, Kentucky, left a local distillery's grounds submerged in water — and brought in some surprise visitors. As the flood waters receded, Buffalo Trace Distillery discovered ...

Buffalo Trace Distillery in Kentucky is under water after unprecedented rain devastated the iconic region with severe flooding. At this point, the flooding is so severe that distillery officials ...

There was an update Tuesday from Buffalo Trace Distillery on its cleanup efforts and plan for reopening after being flooded by the rising Kentucky River last week.Video in the player above is from ...

KENTUCKY STATE UNIVERSITY’S AQUACULTURE STUDENTS HELPED REMOVE 250 POUNDS OF FISH FROM THE DISTILLERY POND. MORE THAN A DOZEN DIFFERENT SPECIES WILL BE RETURNED TO THE KENTUCKY RIVER.