Boundary Oak Distillery is nestled in the knobs of central Kentucky. With its beautiful woods, waterfalls, and natural limestone springs, the land was clearly meant to be home to one of Kentucky’s great bourbon distilleries.

However, because of prohibition, bourbon enthusiasts have been robbed of this asset for nearly a century. In fact, the land was most recently a manufacturing plant that closed in 2009.

Fortunately, Master Distiller Brent Goodin had a vision for something far more. You see, the Goodin Family has been a part of Kentucky for over 200 years. Brent’s ancestor Samuel Goodin established Goodin Fort at the site of old Boston, which ultimately became Bardstown, the Bourbon Capital of the World™. Coupled with Brent’s grandmother and uncle’s years of hard work in the bourbon industry, there is no wonder why Brent could see a distillery on this land.

After months of research, paperwork, preparation, and an investment of nearly 1 million dollars, Boundary Oak Distillery received its licensure. On October 18, 2013, the first legal production of liquor in Hardin County, Kentucky since prohibition began.

Today, Boundary Oak Distillery is located at 2000 Boundary Oak Drive in Radcliff, Kentucky.