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Welcome to Springhill Winery
The Bed and Breakfast is no longer open
Located in Central Kentucky near the majestic town of Bardstown and historic Bloomfield
At home on the stately, historic plantation, circa 1857, Springhill has become a destination to discover both the historic past and trendy present.
The historic home is noted for its embellished Federal and Victorian interior woodwork as well as its Civil War stories of the Confederate skirmish of 1864. Enjoy a glass of wine from our vineyard for ultimate comfort and relaxation.
Here, you'll experience the taste of Kentucky's premiere award winning wines in the beautiful setting of rolling hills and vineyards. Let the taste of our home grown wines tickle your taste buds! Our varieties include Cabernet Franc and Savignon, Cambourcin, and Chardonnay. Sit in a rocking chair in our gazebo and savor the taste of your favorite white or red wine while enjoying the sunset.
- Gift Shop with Unique Kentucky Treasures
- Discounts and Specials Available
- Romantic Anniversary Specials
- Murder Mystery Parties
- Great for Family Reunions, Group Get-togethers, Retreats, and other Special Events
The Springhill Winery made it in the Final Four Taste-Off. We represented the University of Kentucky facing off against Wisconsin. Read all about it in the Wine Spectator Article.
Special Events
There's always something brewing at the Springhill Winery and Plantation B&B. Check out some of the type of events we can hold:- Girls' Night Out
- Murder Mystery Dinner Private Party
- Bourbon & Wine Lovers Special
Bourbon Trail
Springhill is your gateway to the Bourbon Trail with 9 Bourbon Distilleries within a 40 minute drive, …most are only 15 – 20 minutes away. Allow us to be your concierge, your resource for directions, brochures, Bourbon passports, and referrals of restaurants, wineries, and other attractions in the area. Bourbon and Wine are great companions here!
History
The plantation has a rich and varied history. Tales about the property come from local newspapers and first person accounts of people who lived here. The house is best known for three things: the Civil War skirmish here in 1863; the architecture of the home, such as the elaborate ironwork outside and woodwork inside; and the many haunting ghost stories.