When it came to planning our trip along the Kentucky
Bourbon Trail, for me there was only one obvious choice for where to stay the
first night. It’s a registered landmark
full of history – not just bourbon-related (although it does boast the world’s
oldest bourbon bar) but also significant to the history of Kentucky itself. It’s the Old Talbott Tavern in the center of
Bardstown, Ky.
Experiencing the world -- or at least my small part of it -- one minor diversion at a time ...
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