Nelson County-based Log Still Distillery opened its new fine dining restaurant and tasting room experience, Monk’s Road Boiler House, on Whiskey Row in downtown Louisville.

The restaurant features a luxury chophouse-style menu curated by Chef Ciro Matteo Pirozzi, and highlights Monk’s Road Bourbons & Gins and Rattle & Snap Tennessee Whiskeys. The two-level venue offers fine dining cuisine on the upper tier and a speakeasy-style bar on the lower for tastings and curated bourbon experiences.

The grand opening featured a ribbon-cutting ceremony with a speech by Mayor Craig Greenberg, followed by a celebratory bourbon toast, cocktails, and appetizers.

To celebrate its new home in Downtown Louisville, Log Still Distillery invited dignitaries and representatives from various Downtown Louisville organizations to create a special single barrel pick. Participants in the pick included District 33 Rep. Gerald Neal, the Louisville Downtown Partnership, Kentucky Distillers’ Association, Frazier History Museum, Archdioses of Louisville and more.

This single barrel, a 120 Proof High Rye bourbon, will be available exclusively at Monk’s Road Boiler House.

The new restaurant is located in a space that for many years was occupied by Bearno’s Pizza and Anthony’s by the Bridge in the lower levels of the historic Trade Mart Building, which originally was home to Louisville & Nashville Railroad offices.

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About Log Still Distillery

Guided by Wally Dant and Charles Dant, Log Still Distillery is built on old distillery land and reimagined to create a unique bourbon and family destination. Each bottle is filled with respect, ever mindful that faith, family, community, and bourbon pave the way for future generations. Featured products include the Monk’s Road line of Kentucky bourbons and gins and Rattle & Snap Tennessee Whiskey line. Log Still anchors a pastoral campus that includes an outdoor amphitheater with entertainment, a 20,000-square-foot wedding and events venue, multiple B&Bs, a private train depot, and a walking path surrounding a 12-acre fishing lake. For more information, visit www.logstilldistillery.com.