Enjoyed the tour of this candy factory that stays true to its historic roots and within the family. - The two women who started this candy business in the late 1800's were trailblazers! We attended the 150th Kentucky Derby (on my bucket list). We are from WA State. In researching options to visit during our five day trip to Kentucky--this tour was added to our list. I wanted to learn the story firsthand about the creator of the original bourbon ball. My maternal grandmother who was born in 1909 from Arkansas made bourbon and rum balls at Christmas - I was a "little helper." I purchased a gift set of boubon balls to send to my 85 year old mother for Mother's Day. I am pleased that Ruth's Candy offers a wide variety of chocolates. We purchased several kinds for our two grown daughters that have not developed a taste for alcohol infused chocolates. The factory location is in a lovely part of the countryside outside Lexington, Kentucky.

Fantastic experience and excellent chocolate - Fantastic tour of the chocolate and boxes being made. Chocolate was delicious. Abby did a great job on the tour. Highly recommend a trip if near the area.

Neat Experience - Super neat experience, love the history! Candy was delicious and all of the staff was very friendly and knowledgeable!

Yummy Candy - This was a fun tour. Not too long but a great historical story. All the folks that worked there are super friendly and the candy is amazing.

Great stop and tour. - Great stop, great tour. Well worth the stop. Exceptionally friendly people and a great story of Rebecca Ruth, an amazing woman

Awesome experience! - This candy factory was amazing! They a family owned and operated. They still makes everything by hand and package by hand! Unheard of these days. The staff was very friendly and knowledgeable. They were very welcoming! It is a definite must visit!

A pleasant surprise. - An unexpected and very pleasant experience. The chocolate was tremendous. The staff were charming. Do it!

Wonderful - The tour was short but very informative. All of the original equipment is amazing! We’ll worth the price

Sweets - Nice staff. Small area lots of antiques displayed. Would have likes little more information but chocolate is super hummy

Disappoing Tour - Been to many chocolate tours and this one was the lightest. Less than 20 minutes and a very steep $8 fee. Tour guide did not seem happy to show location with only the two of us signed up. You are just going into the back of a house and seeing the "kitchen" area where folks are manually making chocolates.