Rabbit Hole Distillery Tour, Louisville, Kentucky
Updated October 2026 · BourbonTown Tours
Rabbit Hole is a Louisville distillery in the NuLu neighborhood, founded in 2012, and BourbonTown Tours can add it to a private bourbon day for your group, with Angel’s Envy and Old Forester a short walk away. Rabbit Hole is closed Sunday and Monday, and on Tuesdays in January and February, so we book it on a day it is open. Our private bourbon tours from Louisville page shows how a NuLu stop like Rabbit Hole fits a city day.
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Quick Facts
- Rabbit Hole is in Louisville’s NuLu neighborhood, in the Louisville cluster.
- Tickets: the one-hour Rabbit Hole tour and its Overlook tasting are in the private tour rate, reserved once your tour is confirmed.
- Custom tours typically run three stops, and we can add or subtract on your planning call.
- Private tours run $275 to $425 per person depending on group size, plus 6% KY sales tax and a 3% booking fee.
- Rabbit Hole, Angel’s Envy and Old Forester are a few minutes apart, an easy three from Wednesday to Saturday.
- Rabbit Hole is closed Sunday and Monday, and on Tuesdays in January and February; Sunday hours elsewhere are shorter and vary by distillery.
What the Rabbit Hole visit is
Rabbit Hole Distillery is at 711 East Jefferson Street in Louisville’s NuLu neighborhood. The company was founded in 2012. The public visit is a one-hour guided tour that walks through how the whiskey is made and ends in the Overlook lounge with a tasting of five spirits. Tours run by reservation only, with a maximum of 8 people per tour, and everyone tasting must be 21 or older. The distillery opens at 10 AM Tuesday through Saturday (Wednesday through Saturday in January and February) and posts hour changes for private events on its Instagram, @RabbitHole.
How we handle Rabbit Hole for larger groups
Rabbit Hole caps each tour at 8 people, so the size of your group changes how we book it. A party of 8 or fewer takes one tour slot. A bigger group splits across back-to-back slots, and the half that tours second waits in the Overlook lounge or walks to Angel’s Envy or Old Forester, both a short walk away. We set that split on the planning call so nobody stands on the sidewalk. Because Rabbit Hole opens Tuesday through Saturday (Wednesday through Saturday in January and February), a Louisville trip that starts on a Sunday puts it later in the week.
What Rabbit Hole makes
Rabbit Hole’s core whiskey portfolio holds three bourbons and one rye. It also releases limited-edition whiskeys and makes a gin and a vodka. The range includes:
- Rabbit Hole Bespoke Gin
- Rabbit Hole Boxergrail Rye Whiskey
- Rabbit Hole Cave Hill Bourbon
- Rabbit Hole Dareringer Bourbon
- Rabbit Hole Heigold Bourbon
Frequently asked questions
Where is Rabbit Hole Distillery?
Rabbit Hole is in Louisville’s NuLu neighborhood and was founded in 2012. It sits in the Louisville cluster, the set of stops in or near the city, so a day that includes it starts without a long highway leg. Angel’s Envy and Old Forester are a few minutes away, and BourbonTown Tours picks your group up at your hotel or door in Louisville.
What does Rabbit Hole make?
Rabbit Hole’s core whiskey portfolio includes three bourbons and one rye, and its range takes in Cave Hill, Dareringer and Heigold bourbons, Boxergrail Rye Whiskey and Bespoke Gin. It also has limited edition whiskeys and vodka. The guided tasting at the distillery pours a selection of its bourbons and whiskeys, led by the distillery’s own guides.
Can you visit Rabbit Hole on a Sunday?
No. Rabbit Hole is closed Sunday and Monday (and Tuesdays in January and February), and Old Forester is closed on Sunday and Monday too, while Angel’s Envy, a short walk away, opens on Sunday afternoons. Sunday hours are shorter and vary by distillery, so a Sunday holds two distilleries with a sit-down lunch or three with a box lunch, and we put Rabbit Hole on another day of your trip.
Are Rabbit Hole tickets included in a private tour?
Yes. Distillery tickets are included in every BourbonTown Tours private tour, booked once your tour is confirmed. A private day that includes Rabbit Hole runs $275 to $425 per person depending on group size, plus 6% KY sales tax and a 3% booking fee, and only lunch and driver gratuity fall outside that rate. The ride to NuLu and back is your group's alone, never shared with strangers. Any bottle you buy is on you.
How far ahead should you book a Louisville day with Rabbit Hole?
Two to four months ahead is best. Fall and spring weekends fill first, so plan earlier for those seasons. We can sometimes build a day on a week's notice, but distillery tours may already be full. For a Louisville trip with Rabbit Hole, Derby week needs 4 to 6 months, and the Bourbon Festival in mid-September 6 months or more. Each Rabbit Hole tour takes a maximum of 8 people, so a bigger group needs back-to-back slots, which are easier to line up the earlier you ask.
Visit Rabbit Hole with BourbonTown Tours
We can build Rabbit Hole into a fully private tour: your group only, never mixed with strangers, with distillery tickets included.
BourbonTown Tours has run 3,000+ private tours since 2012. Every tour is private to your group, never mixed with strangers, and covers everything except lunch and driver gratuity. Distillery tickets are included.
Private tours run $275 to $425 per person depending on group size, plus 6% KY sales tax and a 3% booking fee.
