Buffalo Trace isn’t just famous for bourbon. For years, the distillery was known for haunted night tours where guests heard ghost stories, explored dark warehouses, and maybe even met a spirit or two. Those tours faded out a few years ago, but the legends never left.
Now there’s a new spark. Buffalo Trace has teased something called “Night at the Distillery” — an immersive, self-guided experience where whiskey’s storied past meets the mysteries that linger on these historic grounds.
COMING SOON
That sounds a lot like the return of ghostly nights in Frankfort.
Why it could happen: fans love it, the ghost lore is built in, and Halloween practically begs for it. Why it might not: safety, staffing, and whether enough people would show up.
For now, the official calendar is filled with dinners, tastings, and seasonal events. But if “Night at the Distillery” lands, Buffalo Trace could once again blend bourbon with chills after dark.
Keep an eye out—because when it comes to Buffalo Trace, the spirits are never far away.
Something Else Spooky Nearby
If you’re looking to keep the chills going after a day at Buffalo Trace, check out Lexington Scarefest, one of the largest horror and paranormal conventions in the country. Held each fall in Lexington, it brings together horror fans, celebrities, ghost hunters, and plenty of thrills just a short drive from the distillery. Learn more at scarefestweekend.com.