Private Small-Batch, 10 Hours

A ten-hour private day out with Pegasus, built around small batch distilleries that big group tours rarely reach.

Overview

Ten hours, three craft distilleries, and a vehicle reserved for your party alone. Pegasus runs this as a fully private outing from Louisville, which means no sharing a bus with strangers and no arguing over who stays sober enough to drive. Admission to all three stops is covered, and bottled water and soda ride along in the vehicle.

The route takes in three craft distilleries. Stitzel-Weller brings the old Kentucky character, one reviewer describing its great old Kentucky look and feel. Kentucky Artisan Distillery earns praise as a distillery to see in action, and Three Boys Farm rounds out the set. Each stop gets an hour and a half, which leaves room for tastings and wandering without the pace feeling like a checklist.

Lunch is part of the day but not part of the price. The stop gets planned into the schedule, and you pay for your own meal. Reviewers who have taken this tour mention a driver recommending a lunch spot, and one group marked a 60th birthday on it, so it works for celebrations as well as casual tasting days. The listing notes that most travellers can participate.

What's Included

Itinerary

1. Pickup and departurePrivate transportation collects your party. The vehicle and driver are exclusively for your group for the day.
2. Stitzel-Weller DistilleryA stop of 1 hour and 30 minutes, admission included. Travellers single out its old Kentucky look and feel.
3. Kentucky Artisan DistilleryAnother 1 hour and 30 minutes, admission included. Reviewers highlight seeing the distillery in action here.
4. Three Boys Farm DistilleryA stop of 1 hour and 30 minutes with the admission ticket included.
5. Lunch stopLunch is planned into the day but not paid in advance, so budget for your own meal.
6. Return and drop-offThe driver brings your group back, closing out the 10-hour day.

What To Expect From The Tour

A few practical points shape how this day goes, from the lunch arrangement to the timing discipline at each distillery.

• No driving duties. Private transportation is included, along with bottled water and soda in the vehicle. Nobody in the group has to sit out the tastings to stay sober for the road.
• Budget for lunch. Lunch is planned into the itinerary but not included in the price.
• Watch the clock. Each distillery gets an hour and a half. One reviewer admitted a coffee stop made the first visit feel rushed, though they blamed their own detour for the short visit.
• Drivers set the tone. Reviewers repeatedly praise the driver, describing one as friendly and accomodating and another as the absolute best. The private format means the day bends around your group rather than a fixed crowd schedule.
• Private group feel. Only your party participates, which reviewers say made it work for a 60th birthday and a 60th wedding anniversary in their own groups.
• Accessibility limits. The tour is not wheelchair accessible, according to the listing. Service animals are allowed and the meeting area is near public transportation.

Common issues. The tour requires a minimum number of travellers to run, and if that minimum is not met it can be cancelled, with the operator offering a different date, a different experience, or a full refund. It is not wheelchair accessible, which rules it out for some visitors with mobility equipment. One reviewer felt the first distillery stop went by too quickly, though they attributed that to their own coffee detour. Lunch is not covered by the booking price.

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