Shepherdsville

Where Old Tradition Thrives and Everyone's Part of the Family

Shepherdsville is known for its warm hospitality and scenic beauty.

Discover the natural beauty of the area by exploring the nearby Bernheim Arboretum and Research Forest, where you can hike through lush trails, enjoy picturesque landscapes, and connect with nature. For a more adventurous experience, head to the Jim Beam American Stillhouse, where you can take a guided tour and learn about the rich history of bourbon-making.

Whether you're seeking outdoor adventures, a taste of Kentucky's bourbon heritage, or simply a peaceful retreat, Shepherdsville has something to offer.

Shepherdsville Distilleries:

Beyond the Distillery

Bernheim Arboretum and Research Forest: Take time to connect with nature while trekking through 16,000 acres of hiking paths, nurseries, lakes, gardens and preserved land. Down the road from the Jim Beam American Outpost, Bernheim is Kentucky's official state arboretum, showcasing the area's diverse and scenic terrain.

Cattleman's Restaurant: Featuring a Jim Beam-themed bar, this popular steakhouse is known for hand-cut steaks aged 28 days and cooked with tenderness and flavor. Bold eaters can order the house special, the 20-ounce sirloin known as “The Sheriff.”

Wineries: While tasting world-class Bourbon on your Bourbon Country excursion, you can also experience the unexpected excellence of Kentucky-crafted wine. Bullitt County is home to four award-winning wineries – Brooks Hill Winery, Forest Edge Winery, MillaNova Winery, and Wight-Meyer Winery & Vineyards. With panoramic views in a rural setting, each winery offers casual tastings and a relaxing atmosphere for connoisseurs and newbies alike. A trip to all four wineries and the Jim Beam American Outpost and Four Roses Warehouse & Bottling completes the official “Bullitt County Wine & Whiskey Trail,” earning visitors a uniquely designed commemorative glass.