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Whiskey Row
1870
Main Street, Louisville, Kentucky
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A block of cast-iron warehouse fronts on Main Street where the bourbon of the whole state was aged, sold and shipped, dozens of distillers' offices behind some of the finest ironwork in America. Prohibition emptied it and it nearly fell down. Old Forester, bottled here since 1870, has gone back to distilling on the row. Most of the world's bourbon is still made within a short drive.
That was 1 of the hidden places.
Location: historic site
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