The Lodge @ Six Mile Creek Farm Guidebook
Food scene
B&N Food Market
5945 Elmburg RdBest Brisket and Hamburger in KY!
Local Review: There's a huge selection of chips and deli meats as well as Amish made furniture and clocks, candies, chocolates, puzzles, books. It's basically a small grocery store.
For lunch, I had a sandwich on white bread with Virginia ham, Cajun turkey, Oven roasted chicken, Colby cheese, sharp cheddar cheese, onion, mayo, and mustard. Simple fare and delicious. You can either tell them what you want on your sandwich or grab a card and check the boxes indicating what type of bread you want (white or wheat) what type of condiment, whether you want pickles/lettuce/onions etc, then you pick one cheese, and one meat, write your name on the card and simply hand it to the Amish gentleman at the counter. They prepare your sandwiches and each person's name is written on wax paper covering your sandwich.
There is no indoor seating, but plenty outside. It was a nice Sunny unusual warm Day in December when I went so I sat outside with views of the Amish home and farm animals next door.
Farmstead Market
10712 Castle HwyLocal Review: There's a huge selection of chips and deli meats as well as Amish made furniture and clocks, candies, chocolates, puzzles, books. It's basically a small grocery store.
For lunch, I had a sandwich on white bread with Virginia ham, Cajun turkey, Oven roasted chicken, Colby cheese, sharp cheddar cheese, onion, mayo, and mustard. Simple fare and delicious. You can either tell them what you want on your sandwich or grab a card and check the boxes indicating what type of bread you want (white or wheat) what type of condiment, whether you want pickles/lettuce/onions etc, then you pick one cheese, and one meat, write your name on the card and simply hand it to the Amish gentleman at the counter. They prepare your sandwiches and each person's name is written on wax paper covering your sandwich.
There is no indoor seating, but plenty outside. It was a nice Sunny unusual warm Day in December when I went so I sat outside with views of the Amish home and farm animals next door.
Bourbon Distillery
Not yet open, but coming Fall of 2019...
For Kentuckians, bourbon isn’t just a drink. It’s a treasure-a link to our past that continues to drive our future. Over 200 years ago, it warmed the brave patriots who fought to secure our liberty. Today, it warms us. It refreshes and restores. It keeps us close to our roots–that wild, pioneer spirit that never stops searching.
For those of us who first drew breath in the Bluegrass, the pioneer spirit runs deep. At all times, we feel it in our soul. We sense it churning with the rushing rivers and streams. We listen to our own beating heart and know that it’s in our blood. We’re pioneers ourselves, born to a land wild with possibility. This cherished home binds and connects us across generations. We are family. We are Kentucky.
Distillery visitors can get whiskey anywhere. That’s not why they come. No, they pour into Kentucky each year by the thousands for a taste of something more–history, tradition, hospitality–the flavors of this special place we’re lucky to call home.
At Six Mile Creek Distillery we have a story to tell. A story that is rich and soulful. We think you will agree.
Six Mile Creek Distillery
12606 Castle HwyNot yet open, but coming Fall of 2019...
For Kentuckians, bourbon isn’t just a drink. It’s a treasure-a link to our past that continues to drive our future. Over 200 years ago, it warmed the brave patriots who fought to secure our liberty. Today, it warms us. It refreshes and restores. It keeps us close to our roots–that wild, pioneer spirit that never stops searching.
For those of us who first drew breath in the Bluegrass, the pioneer spirit runs deep. At all times, we feel it in our soul. We sense it churning with the rushing rivers and streams. We listen to our own beating heart and know that it’s in our blood. We’re pioneers ourselves, born to a land wild with possibility. This cherished home binds and connects us across generations. We are family. We are Kentucky.
Distillery visitors can get whiskey anywhere. That’s not why they come. No, they pour into Kentucky each year by the thousands for a taste of something more–history, tradition, hospitality–the flavors of this special place we’re lucky to call home.
At Six Mile Creek Distillery we have a story to tell. A story that is rich and soulful. We think you will agree.
Come experience the cultural creators, entrepreneurs, and tastemakers that helped revive Augustus Bulleit's high-rye whiskey and create the bold, beloved Bulleit Frontier Whiskey of today. Watch the sights, sounds, smells, and tastes of the Bulleit portfolio come to life through our interactive tasting experience.
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Bulleit Distilling Co.
3900 Benson PikeCome experience the cultural creators, entrepreneurs, and tastemakers that helped revive Augustus Bulleit's high-rye whiskey and create the bold, beloved Bulleit Frontier Whiskey of today. Watch the sights, sounds, smells, and tastes of the Bulleit portfolio come to life through our interactive tasting experience.