• Cordova Street - Once the western boundary of the historic Spanish settlement, this notable street stretches nearly the entire length of historic St. Augustine. It is the perfect starting point for an exciting afternoon of delightful whiskeys and local cuisine.
• Old City Gates - These gates, part of the original city fortifications, were last reconstructed in 1808. They represent one of the earliest historic preservation efforts, having been saved from demolition in 1906.
• Saint George Street - Serving as the city’s main artery, St. George Street in St. Augustine is a pedestrian-only thoroughfare filled with restaurants, shops, attractions, and rich history.
• St. Photios Greek Orthodox National Shrine - This shrine, an institution of the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America, honors the first Greek colony in America, established in 1768. It features exhibits on the early Greek settlers and the growth of the Greek Orthodox Church in America, along with the St. Photios Chapel.
• Castillo de San Marcos National Monument - As we walk along the waterfront, we will discuss the oldest masonry fort still standing in the continental United States.
• Charlotte Street - Part of St. Augustine’s original historic grid, this charming side street is home to one of our exceptional whiskey tasting partners.
• Plaza de la Constitución - Located at the heart of our historic city, the Plaza de la Constitución has been a central point since the grid system was established in 1598.
• Flagler College - On our way to the next whiskey stop, we will pass by and delve into the history of the former Ponce de Leon Hotel, a luxury hotel built by millionaire developer and Standard Oil co-founder Henry M. Flagler, completed in 1888.
• Cathedral Basilica of St. Augustine - Completed in 1797, this cathedral is home to the oldest Christian congregation in the contiguous United States.
• Spanish Military Hospital Museum - This museum in St. Augustine showcases exhibits on colonial medicine and the broader history of the Second Spanish Period (1784-1821). It is located on the site of a colonial-era hospital, reflecting Florida’s history.
• Trinity Episcopal Parish - Founded in 1821, shortly after Florida became a U.S. territory, Trinity Parish in St. Augustine has a rich history.
• Government House Museum - Situated in the heart of historic downtown St. Augustine at the intersection of King Street and St. George Street, the Governor’s House Cultural Center and Museum overlooks the historic Plaza de la Constitución. Known historically as Government House, it has served various government functions since 1598.
• Aviles Street - Enjoy whiskey on the oldest street in the USA!

• All bourbons, whiskeys, and cocktails included
• Snacks
• Bottled water

• Gratuities

Embark on a historical journey and savor the tastes and tales of bourbon, whiskey, and the past with our captivating St. Augustine Bourbon, Whiskey, and History Crawl. Stroll through the historic cobblestone streets of America’s oldest city, guided by an Executive Bourbon Steward who will take you on an intriguing adventure blending local history with the rich legacy of bourbon and whiskey in the USA. Discover handpicked venues where you’ll indulge in curated flights of premium bourbon and whiskey, perfectly paired with delectable bites to elevate your tasting experience. Dive into the craftsmanship of these timeless spirits, from their modest origins to their esteemed place in American culture. As you explore, delight in the opportunity to enjoy a high-end bourbon or whiskey cocktail, expertly crafted by talented mixologists, highlighting the versatility and sophistication of these beloved drinks. Cheers to an experience rich in tradition and flavor!

• All participants all must be 21+ years of age

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.