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WhistlePig Whiskey to open ‘PiggyBank’ in downtown Louisville

Whiskey brand to take over former Bank Shot Billiards space.

An artists' rendering of a historic bank turned whiskey tasting room.

This rendering shows how the historic bank space will become WhistlePig’s “Piggybank.”

Image via WhistlePig Whiskey

High ball, corner pocket.

Vermont-based WhistlePig Whiskey is moving into Bourbon country, taking over a historic bank space on E. Market Street in downtown Louisville around the corner from Louisville Slugger Field.

Called the “PiggyBank,” plans for the space include a “big pig bar” that will offer exclusive tastings of WhiskeyPig’s expressions, with the former bank’s vault becoming home to a collection of whiskeys.

Formerly home to the Bankshot Billiards pool hall, the space historically housed a branch of the German Security Bank. The 7,600-sqft Greek-revival building was constructed out of limestone in 1911 and once featured an ornate ceiling, marble interiors, and grand chandeliers.

The WhistlePig PiggyBank will oink open this spring.

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