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The Cincinnati region was once home to one of the most robust collection of bourbon distilleries, whiskey warehouses and spirit infrastructure in the country. The unfortunate events of Prohibition put most of the industry out of business, but bourbon has come roaring back into the region.

Northern Kentucky, the gateway to the Kentucky Bourbon Trail, has once again risen to take its rightful place as the Edge of Bourbon Country. Once crossing the Ohio River, you can visit the region’s new stars in the spirit industry like New Riff Distilling in Newport, Boone CountymDistilling or any of the new up and coming distilleries in
the region.

The B-Line, a special bourbon experience takes advantage of these distilleries and partners them with select bourbon centric bars and restaurants to provide you with a first sip of America’s Native Spirit.

There is so much more to enjoy in the Edge of Bourbon Country like breweries aging their beer in bourbon barrels or wineries doing the same. An abundant array of amazing bourbon bars on both sides of the river as well as culinary gems focusing on the spirit.

The options for bourbon in the Queen City are as diverse as the spirit itself. Experience as much of our region’s unique bourbon culture for yourself and make sure to visit one of the many retailers focusing on bourbon to bring Kentucky’s finest home with you.

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Many of the country and the world's most influential personalities have Cincinati origins or call Cincinnati home. You'll be surprised at many of the names on the list. Here are just a few:

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Mt. Adams is one of Cincinnati’s favorite and most charming neighborhoods. The neighborhood’s distinctively narrow and winding streets combine with spectacular views of downtown Cincinnati, the Ohio River and Northern Kentucky to create a breathtaking and memorable visit every time for locals and visitors alike.

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Did you know the Queen City was once home to King Records Cincinnati - one of the most influential record labels? Or that The Twist (Later made famous by Chubby Checker) was first recorded here? Some of James Brown's most significant recordings were also recorded at the King Records studios!

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Porkopolis, one of Cincinnati’s most infamous nicknames, dates back to the late 1820’s through the mid 1930’s when the city was the main processing center for pork in the U.S.

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The Cincinnati Reds have been thrilling fans in Cincinnati and the surrounding area since 1869. The Reds (originally know as the Red Stockings) were the first organized club in major league history!

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The Cincinnati Bengals were founded in 1966, by former Cleveland Browns coach, Paul Brown as a member of the American Football League. Brown served as their coach until 1975.

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