Nashville · BREWERIES
Good breweries & taprooms fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 6 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Spend two hours touring Nashville’s brewery and distillery scene by golf cart with guides such as Tyler, Drew, Joe, or Swade. Visit up to four venues, choose beer or spirits when possible, pass murals, and get local tips. Tastings cost extra, and the tour runs rain or shine.
“Our guide was Jake who was awesome> He gave us the history of the areas and places we stopped at. Great time.”
Ride through Nashville with guides such as Dylan, Adam, Jake, and Cam, stopping for murals, downtown sights, Antique Archaeology, and tastings at Corsair and Tennessee Legend. The golf cart limits walking and covers a lot in three hours, but drinks cost extra and weather matters.
“Lots of fun! Good way to see the city sights! Our stop at the brewery was a highlight. Sean was a great driver!”
Spend about six hours riding a vintage, climate-controlled trolley between six Nashville beer stops. Guides such as Trevor, Randy, and Mel offer tips, music, and local insight, while you choose which breweries to visit, how long to stay, and how many drinks to sample.
“Entertaining and fun but pace yourself!!! We actually went to 4 but ducked out of the last 2 simply because it was getting overwhelming. It was VERY enjoyable and we thoroughly enjoyed our co-passengers”
Spend about three hours sampling Nashville spirits and beer at at least three venues, with private transport between stops. Guides such as Jack, Jimmy, Joe, Shawn, and Ryan share local tips, while tastings may include bourbon, moonshine, vodka, cocktails, and craft beer. Bring valid photo ID and expect a small group.
“We had a great tour with Swade as our guide. He made adjustments when we realized we needed some food to absorb the delicious whiskey. We learned a lot about Tennessee whiskey and how to properly drink it. Swade also shared interesting areas of Nashville and gave some great recommendations for our visit.”
Leave downtown Nashville for Old Stone Fort and Rutledge Falls on a 5 to 6 hour small-group outing. Expect 3 to 4 miles of hiking, local history, four waterfalls, optional swimming, snacks, transport, and a drink at Common John Brewing. Guides may include Jacob, Jordan, Dylan, or Chayton.
“This tour was a perfect escape from the touristy things to do in Nashville. The waterfalls were beautiful to look at and peaceful to listen to. Lunch was very basic but good and the restaurant was clean. Jordan was very informative, helpful (had bug spray, towels, etc) and was an all-around nice guy.”
Explore Nashville’s beer and spirits scene by private cart with an English-speaking guide. You’ll visit four breweries or distilleries, stop for about 20 to 25 minutes at each, and see murals, Music Row, and other city sights along the way. Drinks cost extra.
“We had a wonderful time! Alene and Derwin were wonderful guides and were a lot of fun!”
Pick a stage, a barrel room or a bar crawl.
