hotel guests but he posted it and about a million
people saw it so I think we can go ahead and say
that Carson Wentz was here," said Bramer–and
some time before the ownership change, Queen
Elizabeth was also a guest. "We don't know
which room she stayed in," Bramer said.
In further efforts to bring the public into
The Kentucky Castle, it hosts special events
like murder mysteries, comedy shows, parties
around the Keeneland meets, daddy-daughter
dances and a favorite for the local purists: its
bourbon programs, which include tastings, bourbon
dinners and the Bourbon University, a year-
long program taught by The Kentucky Castle's
bourbon steward-in-residence, Tim Knittel.
"It's a rolling admission; you don't have to go
for a full year straight. You can join anytime,"
Bramer said. "It's all things bourbon. We teach
you how to evaluate bourbons, the history
of bourbon, but most importantly how to
pair them with food. That's something we've
noticed a huge demand for. Everyone wants
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