Bluegrass Distillers Launches Bottle Club at Elkwood Farm — Quarterly Bottles, Tours, and Member Access

# What the Bottle Club offers Bluegrass Distillers launched the Bluegrass Distillers Bottle Club on August 29, 2026 at Elkwood Farm in Midway, Kentucky. The membership is a quarterly program that supplies members with one selected Bluegrass Distillers bottle each quarter and gives them priority access to select releases.

# Concrete member benefits Members get four concrete, recurring benefits:

• Early and exclusive access to select Elkwood Farm and Bluegrass Distillers releases.
• Four complimentary tours at Elkwood Farm each year.
• One complimentary member pour at Elkwood Farm each calendar month, plus discounts on property purchases.

# Member programming and engagement

Maggie Young, director of marketing and distribution, framed the club as a means of creating community around the distillery: "This is about more than receiving a bottle each quarter. We want to create a community that stays connected to our whiskey, our team and what's happening at Elkwood Farm."

# Context: Elkwood Farm and the field-to-glass model

# Why the club matters for visitors and collectors For local visitors, the Bottle Club bundles regular taste-and-visit privileges (monthly pours and four tours a year) with exclusive product access. For collectors or enthusiasts who follow Bluegrass Distillers' Elkwood Farm releases, the club guarantees a quarterly bottle and early access to limited drops.

# How to join and next steps Membership opened with the August 29 launch. Full details and signup are available at club.bluegrassdistillers.com. The distillery positions the program as expandable, so members can expect additional engagement opportunities as the club develops.

# Bottom line The Bottle Club packages product access with experiences: quarterly bottles, regular on-site benefits, and online gatherings aimed at keeping members connected to Bluegrass Distillers and Elkwood Farm. The offering aligns with the distillery's field-to-glass operations and the expanded visitor programming at the farm.