Tried this place out based off a recommendation from a friend. It did not disappoint, great…read moreatmosphere friendly staff and the drinks were top notch. Great place to start your night before hitting broadway

Incredible class by Kat Jones! We came for a bachelor party whiskey tasting, and she took us…read morethrough 9 tastings, explaining each one in depth. She then taught 6 of us how to make a few cocktails, and finished off with a whole list of cocktail recipes for us to keep. Through all this, she was incredibly friendly and clearly passionate about whiskey, definitely changing some of our minds about the drink. Highly recommend.

This stop was part of a Whiskey tour we were on and we were so happy to start here. Such a unique…read morestory behind this place that you have to visit to find out for yourself! Mark was our whiskey tasting coordinator and he did an awesome job giving us the rundown of Nashville Barrel and definitely fed off of our bachelor party energy. The tasting was great (first one was a mix of multiple and it was the strongest I've ever had!), then we went back out to the common area and got adult slushies to pass the time before we got back on the bus.

We did a whiskey and chocolate pairing here and what a cool joint. They have a neat retail area…read morewith merch, all kinds of whiskey and a bar to sit and taste flights. They also have this SUPER secret speakeasy that is a door behind a bookshelf. The guys who run this have a large knowledge base oof whiskey and bourbon. They also know wine (a little)! Its an interesting business model as they go directly to the distributor/distillery and buy barrels from them. They then continue to age them or will finish them with honey or maple syrup etc. I'm not a huge fan of finished whiskey but when its made with natural things like those listed above, I'm not opposed. Overall a cool joint just a few blocks from the craziness of Nashville.

Gertie's is such a cute little spot tucked beneath The 404 Kitchen, and it's become one of our…read morefavorite places to stop in for a drink (or two ). They have a huge whiskey selection, and their barrel picks are consistently excellent. If you're not sure what to try, the staff is always super friendly and knowledgeable, and they're great at helping you find something you'll love. You can order food from The 404 Kitchen menu, but we usually stick with the charcuterie board, which is perfect for snacking while you sip. On Wednesday and Thursday nights they also have fun, old-timey music that adds a really charming ambiance to the space. Overall, it's a warm, welcoming bar with great drinks, great people, and a vibe that keeps us coming back.

This place was dead dead dead (I was the only one there on a Friday night), but the bartender was…read moregreat! Instead of ordering a specific drink, I listed a few things I really liked and let him surprise me. He picked well and I ended up with a drink that was the right balance smokey, sweet, and bitter. The atmosphere is really calming with nice ambient lighting, and they have some couch seating that would be great with a group. I'll definitely come back!

Been here a few times and the most recent time, it looked like it was remodeled. Tons of open…read moreseating now, a really nice bar seating area, and a great store to buy things in. Dodging yet another storm that rolled through when our group was here, we posted up in Nelson's Green Brier for an hour or so. I haven't struggled so much like I have here to pick a craft cocktail. There are so many good ones on the menu that fit any type of pallet, that it took me so long to decide. I got a modified old fashioned and then there was a martini-like drink that I tried. Both really packed a punch, luckily we were walking to our next destination. In the store they seemed to have a flash-sale going on for one of the bourbons. It was normally around $75 or something and I got it for $45. I am sure that's not normal but it really made the selection even better, because the wall of whiskey/bourbon is also really tough to choose what you want!

We love going to the supper club dinners at Nelson's Green Brier. They're always a great deal and a…read morefun way to try something new. I'm not much of a whiskey or bourbon drinker, but I still really enjoy coming here because they have creative cocktails that are delicious and approachable for everyone. The team is always hosting unique events, which keeps us coming back. Whether you're a bourbon enthusiast or just looking for a fun night out, it's a great local spot with a welcoming atmosphere and something different to offer each visit.

Y'all! How do they know how to make the perfect drink just for you!?!…read more Came in on a rainy Saturday and it was a steady tempo of customers but we got seated right away in the last 2 seats! The service was the best I've had out East and the drinks were delicious! I will be back 500 more times. Warning: it's dark lighting but a great ambiance!

Wish I could give this place 6 or even 7-stars…read more The drinks are incredible, but the hospitality is next level. They genuinely care--whether it's nailing your drink or making you feel welcome in the neighborhood. Vibes are also spot on - great for any occasion. A must visit in Nashville. Shoutout to Eric, Mike, Scott, Jesse, Jameson, and Cole. Thanks for making this place what it is. Also everybody should order a Flintlock at least once in their life !

Had a great time here during my business trip. Travis was a great host and the bottles they have…read morethere are excellent. Got a flight plus a few bonus pours while trying to find the bottle I wanted to take home. Advice...just tell them some of your favorite whiskies and let them build a flight for you. Doing blinds are fun, but humbling :). When I found my favorite, he offered me a pour of a similar bottle from an older barrel...yeah I bought that!! Grateful Kelvin is a KILLER bottle. Got that and The Compromise 50/50 bourye. Can't wait to share these with friends and to restock when I visit next year!!

This was our first stop of 3 speakeasies on our tour. Yes it had a door that led to another room…read moreto hear tales of murder at the Capitol building. If you are a whisky drinker this place is for you. At each stop we had to purchase our own drinks. Doc bought a flight of 4 drinks for us. One had moonshine. I liked the red one, hubs tried the rest.

Tiny made this my favorite bar on Broadway. Definitely say hi to him. Wonderful personread more

This is a great honky tonk to listen to music in. The band playing was solid and had people…read moredancing and the place packed. It's bar service only, but the staff was quick to engage and the drinks were solid. Our main bartender (Gabriel) was very good and never left anyone standing too long before he took their order. I would definitely go back!

My wife and I took a flyer on Corsair, because we had seen their bottles in stores, but weren't…read moreready to pull the trigger because we weren't ever sure if we would even like it. We couldn't have been more wrong. Admission for two was a reasonable $50, and what we assumed would be a large group tour, ended up being an amazing near-private experience with our tour guide, Mitch. Mitch was absolutely incredible. He walked us over to the distilling room, where he explained how their bespoke process works, Corsair's distilling philosophy, and proudly showed off Ethyl, their 100+ year-old pot still. Once we got back to the tasting room, and after our first taste, we immediately regretted not trying Corsair years ago. Mitch did a great job explaining to us how each gin, whiskey, absinthe, rum, and rye are created. He also had an answer for all of our questions - feel free to ask away. Finally, we headed to their bar, where my wife had a drink called the "Easy, Breezy, Caprese," made with their American Gin, and I was able to roll a D-20 to let fate decide what drink I would try. I rolled a 4 and landed on a Bee's Knees, made with their Barreled Gin - a new favorite of ours. As mentioned, we should have tried Corsair's unique and delicious spirits sooner. We bought three bottles, and will look for theirs at home in the future. Finally, our top tip: When you book your tour, be sure to ask for Mitch. He loves what he does and truly shows he's passionate about it.

Mitch ran one hell of a tour. I need to get a bottle of triple smoke badly. I loved learning about…read moretheir distilling process and watching the machines in action