LIQUID KENTUCKY

LIQUID KENTUCKY TELEVISION EPISODES

LIQUID KENTUCKY TELEVISION EPISODES

Please enjoy, in their entirety, liquid Kentucky television episodes of Downstream. For individual stories click here.

 

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Richmond, KY Madison County: “Boone, Brews, & Boujee” Downstream Episode 119

 

Boone, Brews, & Boujee opens with our hosts visiting Fort Boonesborough for an in depth tour of the historic encampment as well as some demonstrations of what life was like before Kentucky was a state. Kyle travels to Richmond to sample local craft beers from Dreaming Creek Brewery, learn about some Boone folklore and sample even more beers. Carrie visits Lake Reba for a fishing bait 101 session as well as a paddle with a friend from Get Outside Kentucky to learn about accessibility and recreation on the lake. After a stop at Richmond’s iconic Apollo Pizza Carrie and Kyle meet up at scenic Chenault Vineyards where Kyle has toured the vines and tried the wines (and cupcakes) from a family dating back to the Boone era..

Produced by: https://prospermediagroup.com/

Sponsored by: Kentucky Cabinet for Economic Development

 

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Nicholasville, KY Jessamine County: “Wine To Water” Downstream Episode 118

 

Opens with our hosts visiting Taylor Made Farm to discuss the role the region’s waters play in raising winning Thoroughbred horses. Carrie takes a ride on the Valley View Ferry learning some of the history of one of the oldest operating ferries in North America, as well as a visit to Camp Nelson, where water was pumped thousands of feet from the Kentucky River to supply Union troops and a whole lot of horses. Kyle will visit the 1922 House & Winery and after a pit-stop at the Dixie Café in Keene, KY he’ll delight in the flavors, sounds, smells and libations at the Wine & Vine Festival.

Produced by: https://prospermediagroup.com/

Sponsored by: Kentucky Cabinet for Economic Development

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Cynthiana, KY Harrison County: “Spirits with Spirits” Downstream Episode 117

 

Starting at historic Biancke’s Restaurant, Kyle and Carrie are prompted to check out the spooky aura of Roh’s Opera House downtown; challenging them to a ghost hunt & historic behind the scenes look at Cynthiana, KY. After a night of paranormal activity at Ashford Acres. Carrie will paddle the South Fork of the Licking River Areas including an abandoned distillery while Kyle visits Maiden City Brewery and the Pike Street Wine House. Our hosts conclude their adventure at the Dailey Grind overlooking the Licking River, where Kyle reveals a real pain in the neck!

Produced by: https://prospermediagroup.com/

Sponsored by: Kentucky Cabinet for Economic Development, Mercer County Tourism, Kentucky Lake Tourism, Shepherdsville Bullitt County Tourist and Convention Commission, Danville Tourism

 

Kentucky Lake / Marshall County Kentucky: “A Big Dam Adventure” Downstream Episode 116

 

Located in the western corner of the state, Kentucky Lake is one of the largest man-made lakes in the world. In this episode we learn about the dam that made the lake and the ghost towns that lie beneath it. We’ll visit the Dam Brew Haus and try local beers, learn how to wake surf, play some mini-golf with some unique animals, try local cuisine at Belew’s Dairy Bar and wrap up with a sampling of over 30 beers at the inaugural Old Beach Craft Beer Bash.

Produced by: https://prospermediagroup.com/

Sponsored by: Kentucky Cabinet for Economic Development, Mercer County Tourism, Kentucky Lake Tourism, Shepherdsville Bullitt County Tourist and Convention Commission, Danville Tourism

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Harrodsburg, KY Mercer County: “Celebrating 250 Years of Greatness” Downstream Episode 115

 

Focused in and around Mercer County, KY this historic, history-filled episode kicks off with a special tour of Old Fort Harrod. Liquid stories include Lemons Mill Brewery to sample 24 different brews and a family beer recipe that dates back to prohibition; as well as a sample (or two) of the unique Bum Ditty Hard “still” Cider bottled in downtown Harrodsburg at the Vault. We’ll explore the many acres of Shaker Village of Pleasant Hill, Kentucky’s largest historic landmark. And take a boat ride on Harrington Lake and explore the many aquatic attractions it has to offer, including a jump off Chimney Rock. The episode will wrap up at the charming Beaumont Inn, a former women’s college now the oldest family owned inn in America.

Produced by: https://prospermediagroup.com/

Sponsored by: Kentucky Cabinet for Economic Development, Mercer County Tourism, Kentucky Lake Tourism, Shepherdsville Bullitt County Tourist and Convention Commission, Danville Tourism

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 Shepherdsville, KY Bullitt County: “Wine, Whiskey & Wild” Downstream Episode 114 Part II

 

The second part of our Bullitt County visit will begin at the longest g-cart track in the US followed by a visit to the MillaNova and Wight Meyer wineries. Carrie will paddle the Salt River with a special guest who shares some little known history about the river which powered several distilleries and yes, quite a bit of salt. Our hosts will finish up at the famous James B Beam Distillery in Clermont Kentucky where a new restaurant, the Kitchen Table serves up some local fare with a splash of bourbon. This is the second of a two-part special featuring Shepherdsville and Bullitt County Kentucky.

Produced by: https://prospermediagroup.com/

Sponsored by: Kentucky Cabinet for Economic Development, Mercer County Tourism, Kentucky Lake Tourism, Shepherdsville Bullitt County Tourist and Convention Commission, Danville Tourism

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 Shepherdsville, KY Bullitt County: “Wine, Whiskey & Wild” Downstream Episode 113 Part I

 

Shepherdsville Bullitt County Kentucky Wine, Whiskey & Wild The Bullitt County episode will begin at the largest outdoor shooting range followed by a visit to the world-famous Four Roses where we talk all thing’s bourbon with Master Distiller Brent Elliott from the unique flavor profiles to the different tiers of production. Just south of Louisville, we travel to the Bernheim Arboretum, home of the forest giants and the “natural oasis” that recharges and keeps the Bourbon Trail flowing. We continue the adventure at the Forest Edge Winery where we learn about all the fun ways to enjoy wine whether it’s in a can, spicy enough to make you gasp, or made into a soothing slushie. The episode will wrap up at the family run Brooks Hill Winery, from reds to whites there’s a little sip of southern charm. This is the first of a two-part special featuring Shepherdsville and Bullitt County Kentucky.

Produced by: https://prospermediagroup.com/

Sponsored by: Kentucky Cabinet for Economic Development, Mercer County Tourism, Kentucky Lake Tourism, Shepherdsville Bullitt County Tourist and Convention Commission, Danville Tourism

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 Danville, KY Boyle County: “Small Town, Big History” Downstream Episode 112

 

Danville Boyle County Kentucky Small Town. Big History Boats, Brass, and Brazilian Rum. Our Boyle County episode will highlight some Of central Kentucky’s little-known treasures including the historic town of Danville and the Dix River which forms Herrington Lake, home to Kentucky’s first reservoir that powers not only the surrounding areas through hydroelectricity, but ignites the hearts of boaters, kayakers, and jet ski enthusiasts. Along the way we’ll hear and see the spectacle that is the Great American Brass Band Festival; visit the Blue Rook Distillery and sample some regional cuisine and a “smoked” Old-Fashioned at Copper and Oak.

Produced by: https://prospermediagroup.com/

Sponsored by: Kentucky Cabinet for Economic Development, Mercer County Tourism, Kentucky Lake Tourism, Shepherdsville Bullitt County Tourist and Convention Commission, Danville Tourism

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Winchester KY Clark County “Gateway to the Gorge” Downstream Episode 111

 

Winchester KY Clark County “Gateway to the Gorge” Downstream Episode 111 What better way to visit Clark County than to fly over the trees into it via a zipline adventure! Kyle and Carrie will visit Wildcat Willy’s Farm to Table and Distillery, Harkness Edwards Vineyard, paddle the Kentucky River with some out of town friends and discover Winchester’s very delectable and edible treasure.

Sponsored by: VisitWinchester, Georgetown / Scott County Tourism, VisitLex, Lawrenceburg/Anderson Co. Tourism, Bardstown Tourism, Visit Frankfort Tourism, Four Roses, BB&T, Bowling Green Tourism

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bluegrass map iconBourbon County KY: The COVID Special: “Social Fishtancing”, White Water Kayaking & Bourbon Hand Sanitizer Downstream Episode 110

 

Featuring Hartfield & Co., a Bourbon County distillery in Paris; fishing on Hinkston Creek by the Colville Covered Bridge; kayaking on the Russell Fork River, and sampling homemade apple wine.

Sponsored By: Georgetown / Scott County Tourism, VisitLex, Lawrenceburg/Anderson Co. Tourism, Bardstown Tourism, Visit Frankfort Tourism, Four Roses, BB&T, Bowling Green Tourism

Produced by: https://prospermediagroup.com/

pennyrile map iconBowling Green, KY Warren County: “Creeks, Caves & Corvettes and How To Brew Your Own Brew” Downstream Episode 109

 

Kyle & Carrie float thru Bowling Green, KY land of caves and Corvettes where they visit Blue Holler Brew Supplies, Lost River Cave, Travelers Cellar Winery, White Squirrel Brewery and take a paddle on scenic Drake’s Creek.

Sponsored By: Georgetown / Scott County Tourism, VisitLex, Lawrenceburg/Anderson Co. Tourism, Bardstown Tourism, Visit Frankfort Tourism, Four Roses, Courtyard by Marriott Bowling Green

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       Frankfort, KY Franklin County: “Jet Boats, Bourbon Boats, Colonels and Castles” Downstream Episode 108

“Kyle & Carrie will have a lot of “balls in the air” when they visit Kentucky’s historic capital city. The hosts will tour Frankfort by boat on the Kentucky River, and on foot stopping in at the Buffalo Trace and Castle & Key distilleries as well as a sweet visit to Rebecca Ruth Candy.

Sponsored By: Georgetown / Scott County Tourism, VisitLex, Lawrenceburg/Anderson Co. Tourism, Bardstown Tourism, Bowling Green KY Tourism, Four Roses.

Produced by: https://prospermediagroup.com/

Georgetown, KY Elkhorn Creek, Scott County: “Bourbon Blending and Local Feeding” Downstream Episode 107

“Weave” through the streets of Georgetown to find some ‘royal’ liquid history and learn how one man quenched our thirsts in more ways than one. Featuring: Floating around on the Elkhorn Creek, bourbon blending, Local Feed cuisine and paddling around with a Country Boy who can catch a fish.

Sponsored by: Georgetown / Scott County Tourism, Georgetown / Scott County Parks & Recreation, Four Roses Bourbon, Wesbanco.

Produced by: https://prospermediagroup.com/

louisville map iconLawrenceburg, KY Anderson County: “Lawrenceburg, Leaping, Loving, Learning” The Salt River & Four Roses Downstream Episode 106

 

In this episode Carrie & Kyle take the plunge, literally into Lawrenceburg KY where they explore the Salt River, kayak fishing on Beaver Lake, Lover’s Leap Vineyard, a classic car show downtown and of course Four Roses Bourbon featuring a unique tour with master distiller Brent Elliott.
Sponsored by: Lawrenceburg/Anderson Co. Tourism, Four Roses Bourbon, Wesbanco, Georgetown/Scott Co. Tourism, BB&T Bank
Produced by: https://prospermediagroup.com/

louisville map iconBardstown, KY Nelson County: The Beech Fork & The Kentucky Bourbon Festival” Downstream Episode 105

2019 EMMY WINNER

 

Carrie & Kyle adventure to Bardstown, KY for the 25th annual Kentucky Bourbon Festival and a paddle along the Beech Fork River. Featured stories include a country ham and bourbon pairing, a little mint julep history, some crazy grains for making bourbon, a historic Bardstown walking tour and a visit to the spring source for Barton Distillery. The episode wraps up with cigars, bourbon and jazz!Production made possible by: Bardstown Tourism & Four Roses Bourbon

louisville map iconLouisville, KY Jefferson County: “From the Ohio to Your Glass: Water, Beer and Bourbon” Downstream Episode 104

 

Our second visit to Louisville features a learn how some of the best tap water in the US comes from the Ohio River and why it’s so pure. We’ll visit the Falls of the Ohio, meet some ladies who ride a dragon, and then try every beer in the state of Kentucky. Production made possible by Louisville MSD and Bardstown Tourism.

louisville map iconLouisville, KY Jefferson County: “Waste Not, Want Not: Louisville Creeks, Forks, Beers and History” Downstream Episode 103

 

Our visit to Louisville features a unique story on what happens when liquids go down the drain. We’ll paddle on the Beargrass Creek as well as the Floyd’s Fork, along the way stopping to learn about Prohibition in Kentucky at the Frazier Museum and of course trying a beer or two at Against the Grain and Apocalypse Brew Works.

Production made possible by Louisville Water and Bardstown Tourism.

Lexington, KY Boone, Clark, & Fayette County: “Party Barges, River Races, Country Boys & Very Old Wine” Downstream Episode 102

EMMY NOMINATED!

 

Please enjoy this Emmy Nominated feature! Come discover the Kentucky River, including majestic Boone Creek, as well as the historic lock and museum at Boonesboro. Kentucky’s first 255 mile river race gets rained but craft brews abound with featured stories including the Emmy Nominated story on Country Boy Brewing as well as North America’s First Vineyard wines.

Production made possible by VisitLex & Kentucky American Water

LIQUID KENTUCKY TELEVISION EPISODESEpisode 101 (Pilot): Dix River

 

Featuring stories from the Dix River, High Bridge, Danville, Nicholasville and Harrodsburg, KY. Wilderness Trail Distillery, Lemons Mill Brewery, Chrisman Mill Winery.

Production made possible by VisitLex & Kentucky American Water