Boundary Oak Distillery KY 40160

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Mark Stever

Stopped in on a Saturday morning it was a but of a drive off the interstate. They had wines with grapes shipped in from California which I believe is poor marketing that you are either a winery or distillery, not both. I went with the $10 flight over the $30 top flight. The Kentucky vodka was uneventful, in my opinion the St Luje lavender and Cinnful 69 were terrible and you should mess with flavors. Loved the taste of a true bourbon in the Lincoln and the story of how the proof is written on so I bought that one Went back again today and had a lovely chat with Gary. I don't care fir the cinnamon or lavender but got a Kentucky and another Lincoln

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Wil Brutke

Went in for some tastings, and was not disappointed! Very nice, well organized, and amazing spirits! Gary was an amazing host, very knowledgeable and kind! Would recommend to locals and tourists alike. Ended up buying 2 bottles, and can't wait to come back to buy more!

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Torsten Horn

???? Boundary Oak Distillery – Small, Charming, and Full of Character Located near Fort Knox, Boundary Oak is one of the smallest distilleries I’ve visited—but it has its own unique charm. The tour starts with a short film in a small theater, and while the guided part is relatively modest due to the size of the facility, it still offers interesting insights into their craft. Founded in 2013 by Brent Goodin, this was the first legal distillery in Hardin County since Prohibition. What makes it special is the use of natural limestone spring water sourced from beneath a 100-year-old oak tree—a beautiful connection to its name. The tasting includes a selection of their distinctive spirits like Lincoln Straight Bourbon, Patton Armored Diesel, and the floral St. Luke Lavender. Each bottle tells a story, and the staff adds a personal, welcoming touch. It may not be a full-scale operation like some others on the trail, but Boundary Oak stands out for its authenticity, heritage, and heartfelt approach to bourbon-making. Worth a stop if you're in the area and enjoy small-batch, story-driven spirits.