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One of the best things about our 2023 Tennessee Beer Adventure was getting out of the city and discovering the beautiful scenery and friendly small towns of the state.
Bang for the buck, you get to visit more brewery more easily in the cities. In Nashville, Chattanooga, or Knoxville, you can easily walk to 6-7 breweries, many are within a short five minute walk from each other.
But getting to breweries in the rural parts of the state takes planning and effort. Some are close, but many can be an hour or more from another brewery. We hope you enjoy exploring our state and finding some great craft beer along the way.
Try these spots on your next weekend adventure.
Morgan County: The 62 Ale Trail
North of I-40, between Knoxville and Crossville
- Lilly Pad Hopyard – Lansing
- MoCo Brewing Project – Wartburg
- The Beer Barn – Oliver Springs
Sequatchie Valley/US Highway 127 Corridor
Stretching between Middle & East TN, from Alabama to Kentucky
- Top of the Rock – Jasper
- Sequatchie Valley Brewing – Dunlap
- Bankwalker – Pikeville
- Creekside Brewing – Clarksville
- Swing On – Clarksville
- Sawbriar Brewing – Jamestown
Maury County
One hours south of Nashville
- Common Law – Spring Hill
- Asgard – Columbia
- Bad Idea – Columbia
- Twisted Copper – Mt Pleasant
Coffee County
It’s where Bonnaroo is. Halfway between Nashville and Chattanooga
- Common John – Manchester
- Ole Shed – Tullahoma
Western Edge of the Cumberland Plateau
100 miles east of Nashville, follow TN Hwy 111
- Calfkiller – Sparta
- Happy Trails – Sparta
- Red Silo – Cookeville