Reviews of Oscar Getz Museum of Whiskey History (Museum)

114 N 5th St, Bardstown, KY 40004, United States

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To this day the business gets a rating of 4.6 over 5 and that rating has been based on 53 reviews.

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REVIEWS OF Oscar Getz Museum of Whiskey History IN Kentucky

Norman Kromberg

Great visit. If you want to learn about Whiskey in the US, stop by.

Brad Hinz

If you want to see and hear the history of bourbon then this is the place to go. The staff is informed and nice to visit with. Go here first to find out the best places to visit in and around town.

Dave Cooper

Great place to learn about the history of whiskey making in a beautiful historic small town in Kentucky

Brian Smithey

Hidden gem. Incredible amount of artifacts to view in a beautiful setting. Incorporates whiskey history and Bardstown as one. Fantastic staff too.

John Newton

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Melanie Norman

Very Nice display of history items

Glenn Fielder

Interesting museum regarding the areas bourbon and whiskey past.

Lehnanne Gibbs Kidd

Fascinating look at the history. Lovely way to spend an hour.

Peter Fotheringham

Great tour and stories by/from one of the local guides!

Andrew Hanson

Must see!

Julie Hash

Wonderful history on bourbon. Lots of great photo opportunities. Old copper stills were neat to look at.

Carl Behr

A good self guided tour of many times containing a good variety of Bourbon related historical artifacts and pictures. It also has some war memorial items and artifacts from the time the building was a college.

Gilbert Santana

Free museum and a lot of stories and bottles from different makers.

Danielle Noone

This place wasn't open when we went. We somehow were able to get inside though. When we did get inside there wasn't a soul to be seen and when we did finally run into someone they just told us that they weren't open. Would like to go back next time we are down there and check it out.

Ann Martin

Great collection.

William Reigle

Very cool and huge collection of Whiskey memorabilia. Historic one of a kind pieces like Lincolns liquor license, tons of old decanters, photos from the 20s etc. Friendly staff are happy to show you around and point out interesting pieces. Don't forget to pickup a $5 decanter or two from their collection.

kelly keith

Loved the history.

Lisa Sills

Very informative and filled with interesting memorabilia!

Mark Lopez

Pretty cool place. I especially loved the displays with the old dusties.

Jonathan Rudolph

Small, but interesting walk through bourbon history.

Gregor J. Rothfuss

nice exhibits with old bottles etc

Chris Fish

Very educational and fun!

Nathaniel Saylor

Luis G. Cruz-Ortega

Laura McDonald

Fantastic museum, small but full of info.

Jenny McGlothin

joerg seifert

What a gem. We spent the weekend in Bardstown and decided to stop here between a couple tours. We must have walked around for almost 2 hours. The history and the displays are fantastic. Loved it.

Rich Bentley

Nice little Museum, donations accepted.

Ben Stone

Seems about every place in the city advertises hours of operation that are untrue. We came by at 3p, an hour before closing and your doors were locked (even with your open sign, Sunday til’ 4p on the door outside!).

Bill M

Robert Hagan

Well worth a visit if interested in borbon history and production. Civil war items and room for St. Joe Prep (college) history add value to a visit.

Mike Woods

jangchuna kate

Visiting this museum is a must when you are in Bardstown. The director, Linda, gave us an enlightened tour. The whole experience was as wonderful as we expected. Every piece in exhibition reflects the history of Whiskey and the building well. I would recommend this place to everyone.

Wendy Potter

Paula Szekely

Great Bourbon Festival! Make sure you hit the tavern downstairs!

Cynthia Kramer

This place is awesome. It is a must see for anyone that is interested in Bourbon history. The staff is very friendly and knowledgeable. I cannot wait to go back.

Melissa Balzen

Amazing place with such interesting facts, items and history! A must see when on the Bourbon trail!! Nice guides too!

Justo J. Torres

Very interesting museum. The staff is very friendly and knowledgeable. There is free parking on premise, a section on Bardstown history and it is right beside a restaurant. The museum is self explanatory and has lots of educational literature around.

Chad Petersen

Exquisite collection of prohibition and whiskey history. The layout is very well done. Super friendly and knowledgeable staff. And the building is a museum in it's own historical right.

Tim Smith

Christopher A

If you haven't been here lately this museum has a new director who has been updating what's on display. Its a great spot to learn about Bourbon, Prohibition, and local distilleries.

PETER WILSON

A must see compilation of bourbon whiskey history. Unique bottles, paraphernalia, and history all in one location. The quirky collection was built by enthusiastic amateurs and reflects a passion for bourbon.

Heidi Schwarz

Nice details and many examples

Jim Cristallo

Many whiskey memorabilia items. Nice historical items too.

Kathleen Garner

Bob Orta

Nice place.

Chris Ferri

I need to spend hours here. Absolutely coming back in the near future.

David G

This place was gold if you are a history buff! The ladies there enjoy what they do and make the experience that much better. They are very knowledgeable and friendly. The museum itself has a lot of cool artifacts and a fun history of its own. Defiantly a must see while on the Bourbon Trail.