You’ll hop into a golf cart with a local guide and cruise around downtown Nashville, stopping at up to four breweries or distilleries for tastings and quick chats with bartenders or brewers. Expect laughs over spilled beer, stories behind murals, and small moments that make the city feel personal—plus easy transport between stops so you can relax into every sip.
“You ever tried Tennessee whiskey before?” That’s how our guide, Marcus, kicked things off as we squeezed into the golf cart — honestly, I was still fumbling with my seatbelt when he started pointing out some wild mural of Dolly Parton. The air smelled like rain on hot pavement (classic Nashville in June), and I kept thinking how weirdly fun it felt to cruise through downtown in this open cart instead of walking everywhere. We rolled up to the first brewery — I think it was only ten minutes from Broadway — and the place had this yeasty, warm smell that made me instantly hungry. The bartender poured us something hoppy and golden; I tried to swirl it like I knew what I was doing but mostly just spilled some on my jeans. Marcus laughed and told me not to waste good beer.
Each stop was different — one distillery had these copper stills that looked almost too shiny, like they’d been polished for tourists (maybe they were). A woman behind the counter explained how they make their rye; she let us sniff the mash, which was kind of sweet and sour at the same time. I liked that she didn’t rush us, even though another group came in right after. At another spot, we met a brewer who talked about his favorite IPA while wiping foam off his hands with a rag. He said he’d lived in Nashville his whole life and joked about “never leaving unless someone drags me out.” There was music everywhere — sometimes just faint through an open window, sometimes blasting from a passing truck.
I didn’t expect to see so much art between stops — Marcus would slow down so we could snap photos of murals (one had these huge bluebirds across an old brick wall). At one point, he pointed out a bar where some country star supposedly got his start. The tour felt quick but not rushed; maybe twenty minutes at each place? Enough time for a drink or two if you wanted (I did), plus some awkward attempts at small talk with strangers who eventually became less strange after the second round. It’s funny how sharing a bench seat makes you friendlier somehow.
By the end, my head was buzzing — partly from the spirits but also just from all the little stories people shared along the way. The city looked different riding through it like that: closer somehow, or maybe just more alive than when you’re stuck behind glass in an Uber. I still think about that last sip of bourbon as we bounced back toward downtown lights — sharp, smoky, kind of perfect.
The tour lasts approximately two hours total.
You can visit up to four breweries and/or distilleries during the tour.
No, alcohol samples must be purchased separately at each stop.
Yes, transportation is by golf cart between all locations.
The minimum age is 21+, and you must show valid photo ID upon arrival.
Yes, tours run rain or shine—just dress for whatever weather Nashville throws your way!
Yes, you'll pass by several popular murals between stops in downtown Nashville.
Service animals are allowed on this tour.
Your day includes transportation by golf cart around downtown Nashville with a local guide who’ll share stories along the way; stops at up to four popular breweries or distilleries (alcohol purchased separately); time to check out city murals between tastings; trip insurance; plus plenty of chances to meet locals before heading back downtown together.
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