Kentucky Bourbon Distillers B&B

[steeltownbbq]

Anybody know anything about KBD's plans for a B&B in Bardstown?

http://www.kystandard.com/content/planning-commission-2

From what I've read about them, they don't seem to be the hospitality types.

[cowdery]

Just don't ask for extra pillows.

[Bourbon Boiler]

This would be walking distance from HH, correct?

[craigthom]

This would be walking distance from HH, correct?

[callmeox]

Just don't ask for extra pillows.

Here's your farking pillows and fark you for asking!

[cowdery]

Of course, if the bed and breakfast is as imminent as the distillery, you can leave a note about it for your great grandchildren.

[Bourbon Boiler]

That depends on the weather. Today it would have been an unpleasant walk.

I find that after a few drinks, many more walks are made pleasant.

[callmeox]

Of course, if the bed and breakfast is as imminent as the distillery, you can leave a note about it for your great grandchildren.

It's actually a night at a random hotel in the area followed by a trip through the buffet line at the Stephen Foster. After you check out you aren't allowed to tell anyone where you spent the night due to contractual obligations.

[smokinjoe]

It's actually a night at a random hotel in the area followed by a trip through the buffet line at the Stephen Foster. After you check out you aren't allowed to tell anyone where you spent the night due to contractual obligations.

How the hell do you know what our hotel is like, seeing that none of you have even been to it!!!! Waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[BourbonJoe]

Play nice boys.

Joe :usflag:

[DeanSheen]

Application No. 2352 – Even G. Kulsveen (Kentucky Bourbon Distillers, LTD) has filed an application to rezone 0.10 acre at 1869 Loretto Road (KY 49) from I-2 (Heavy Industrial District) to A-1 (Agriculture District).

What could you possibly plant in .10 of an acre that would be worth your time? My first thought was "hops" but that can't be it.

[callmeox]

Actually, we are playing nice.

The .1 acre is all the corn they need for their distillng operation.

[Josh]

I hear Even has also comissioned a giant still he's calling The Spruce Recluse.

[DeanSheen]

Actually, we are playing nice.

The .1 acre is all the corn they need for their distillng operation.

I dunno man. As an ex farmer I'm pretty sure your math is off on that one.

16 - 18 bushel really is not all that much.

But I guess you have to have a still running first so in that case 16 bushel would be plenty!

http://www2.econ.iastate.edu/outreach/agriculture/periodicals/chartbook/Chartbook2/Tables/Table10.pdf

[barturtle]

What could you possibly plant in .10 of an acre that would be worth your time? My first thought was "hops" but that can't be it.

The .10 of an acre is probably the footing of the building they are planning to use as a B&B. Nelson County Zoning Ordinances consider B&B's a "Conditional Use" for A-1 zoned property.

[DeanSheen]

The .10 of an acre is probably the footing of the building they are planning to use as a B&B. Nelson County Zoning Ordinances consider B&B's a "Conditional Use" for A-1 zoned property.

Ahh thanks that clears that up.

In this case I suppose they can fall back the Ag justification for a B&B since we all know "Soylent green is people".