Bardstown Bourbon's CFO is new FEI Louisville member
Terry McWilliams • August 28, 2020

FEI Louisville welcomes Ingrid Gentry into its membership.
Ingrid joined Bardstown Bourbon as CFO in January 2020. Set on 100 acres of active farmland, The Bardstown Bourbon Company produces the highest-quality Kentucky bourbon, whiskey, and rye brands and offers custom whiskey production through its one-of-a-kind Collaborative Distilling Program. It offers a Napa Valley-style destination on the Kentucky Bourbon Trail to combine distilling, culinary, and beverage expertise to create a modern, authentic bourbon experience.
Ingrid's previous experience includes 18 years at Brown Forman, and financial roles at Tri-Arrows Aluminum, U of L and Keurig Green Mountain.
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