The honey peach tea and berry smash cocktails were pure sunshine. A friend and I did the 30-min…read morewhiskey tour and our tour guide Sir Paul Bissett, an international treasure! His expertise, knowledge, and humor were one-of-a-kind. The barn was an original 200-year old building with a wooden counter made from floorboards from a Kentucky Bourbon barn. Highly recommended!

What a Truly Neat place. This place was so neat and you have the coolest Dog buddy that hangs out…read moreand keeps you company. He's so gentle and loved people(it's the neighbors dog) The Tour here was short but very educational and our tour guide was great and loved his humor and he truly knew his history and every small detail about Whiskey. Their outside area had benches and lawn chairs that made the place pretty chill. Love the vibes and they even had live music that was so relaxing to listen to while enjoying a drink. His voice was just magical. There are a lot of areas to take pictures and really enjoy the gorgeous scenery and green beauty. They have a nice little shop with some really fun stuff you can take home from Bottles, kitchen towels, bottles and fun Re-purposed glass bottles made into candles they have a lot of neat things. Their bathrooms were very clean and love the vibes inside. Their tasting here was such a fun experience with our tour guide Sir Paul Bisset he was a Gem honestly if you are able to ask for him before hand do so.

1st timer and loved it. Just do the premium tasting! You will not regret it at all. It's $13pp and…read moreyou basically get 12 shots of good liquor. You will leave there with a nice buzz. Now the star of the show was Malik ( hope I'm spelling it correctly) he was a joy to the experience that I had. We walked in at the right time for the group tasting. He gave us recommendations on how to pair the moonshine that we were tasting and very funny. Whenever I'm in Nashville, this will always be a stop for me. And I'm sending my friends as well

Staff took my valid driver's license to the back for approximately 20 minutes before refusing…read moreservice, claiming it "looked fake." I'm 30 years old and have used this license without issue for years. When I asked what specifically was wrong with the ID, nobody could provide an explanation. Instead, staff consulted a manager and simply told me they would not be serving me. Meanwhile, the other members of my group, all around the same age and carrying valid IDs, were able to order drinks without issue. As an Asian customer, I left this establishment believing I was racially profiled. I was singled out, denied service despite presenting valid identification, and never given a legitimate explanation for why my ID was supposedly unacceptable. Since the incident, I have found multiple reviews from other customers of color describing experiences that raised similar concerns about profiling and disparate treatment. The entire experience was humiliating, unprofessional, and unacceptable. There are plenty of businesses in Nashville that can verify IDs without treating customers this way.

This was my second time visiting Uncle Nearest, and it just confirmed why I gave them a 10. I…read morebrought my lady and her friends in from Cincinnati--one of them works for a distributor doing tastings--so we wanted them to get the full Uncle Nearest experience, especially since they don't get access to all the flavors back home. As always, everything was top tier. The staff was incredible, and Karen really stood out--she made the experience even more special. From the atmosphere to the tasting, Uncle Nearest never misses. Every visit feels like something you gotta share with people. That's why it's a 10 every time.

Visited the famous Nearest Green Distillery with my husband for our mini-moon on Valentines Day. We…read morevisited via "Tennessee Whiskey Tours". Upon arrival, the property itself was absolutely beautiful. The rich green colors, the open driveway, the art that could be visibly seen from the highway. Very gorgeous! The welcome center was clean and modern, displaying history of Nearest Green's lineage, facts about the art of distilling, display cases filled with tools from the original distillery/farm, as well as display cases for their world-renowned Tennessee Whiskey. The staff were all polite and welcoming. Our tour guide (forgot his name, but I have a picture of him!) was awesome! He was funny, personable, and very knowledgeable. He shared that he's been at NGD for the past 3 years and you could tell that he enjoys his job. The tour was great. The only downside was that half of the property was off-limits or non-operational at the moment. The time slot of our tour unfortunately occurred closer to closing time so we weren't able to check out their bar, Humble Baron. We did get to visit the speakeasy on the property and the area where they pour and bottle for the welcome center. It would've been fun to check out the stables to see all of the pretty horsies. Overall, it was a good experience. To visit a place filled with rich history, black history. Praying for the Nearest success for more opportunities to continue sharing the Green legacy.

This was such a great small distillery. The bartenders weee…read morenice and knowledgeable. The whiskey was tasty. I got a tasting and my husband got an old fashioned, hi high was great! They have a good variety of cocktails. The outside area is lovely with lots of seats and there was a lovely gal performing. It gets busy and the space is tight, so get there early!

It's a nice cozy little distillery, but I was really disappointed in the amount of money they…read morecharge you for a half ounce sample. If you were to try everything on the label, you would spend $60 because you pay five dollars per half ounce. Tasting would cost you more than it would be costing you to get a bottle. At best in my opinion and experience, it was maybe a $10 tasting not $20 for 4 tasting of a 1/2 ounce. With that being said I did buy a bottle of bourbon because it was very good, but I was really disappointed with the cost. It seemed to be a little high compared to other distilleries. The bartender was prompt in his service, but he did not explain the nuances and how they make their product like other distilleries too. Whether he didn't know or just didn't want to I don't know.

What an awesome place. Incredible flavors & awesome staff. Cody is definitely knowledgeable and…read morevery pleasant and friendly. 4 of us went, and honestly I wasn't planning on buying anything, just thought it'd be fun to do a tasting. We'll, Cody knew his stuff and put together awesome flavors and combinations.

Sarah and Cody were super friendly and knowledgeable. You can tell they care about this lovely…read moredistillery. They also make amazing cocktails. We came back a second day because of the friendly service and delicious cocktails. Would definitely recommend this stop on the Whiskey Trail.

When it started raining in Chattanooga, my humans found the perfect backup plan…read more While dogs aren't allowed on the distillery tour itself, they are welcome in the tasting room and bar area, which meant I could still join the adventure. The atmosphere was warm, relaxed, and cozy, with plenty of seating for humans to settle in and enjoy a whiskey flight. The staff immediately made me feel welcome and even brought over a water bowl without being asked. As a professional lounge dog, I appreciated the hospitality. My humans enjoyed sampling several whiskeys while I worked hard supervising the tasting process from my blanket-covered seat at the bar. The tasting room has a comfortable, laid-back feel that makes it easy to spend an hour or two escaping the weather. The unexpected highlight? The gift shop sells a plush dog toy of one of their whiskey bottles. Naturally, my humans bought one for me, and it quickly became one of my favorite toys. If you're traveling with a dog and looking for a dog-friendly indoor activity in Chattanooga, this is an easy recommendation. Dogba's verdict: Great whiskey for the humans, water service for the dogs, and a souvenir toy worthy of bringing home.

I've been to many distilleries but what I enjoyed most about Chattanooga Whiskey was their…read moreknowledge of their products and the service of their staff. Everyone here was knowledgeable. Our company, of about 10 of us, did the tour and tasting and our tour guide Jake was fantastic. We enjoyed learning about the history of the company and his humor throughout the tour. Also, he answered any curveball questions we threw at him. The staff at the bar walked us through the flight and were able to educate us on all of their products. We will definitely be back and booking more tours in the future for our company.

We had a fantastic time at Dueling Grounds with Steve, the Master Distiller. Learning about their…read moredistilling process and equipment was truly interesting, and the tasting experience felt personal and a lot of fun. The bourbon itself was excellent--smooth, flavorful, and well worth the visit. When you go, be sure to try the pizza and desserts; they're outstanding too.

We went on the barrel tasting and bottling tour. It is so well done. We had fun and laughter and we…read morelearned a great deal. The price was exceedingly fair for all that we got to do and the bottle we got to keep. Afterwards we ate pizza there. It was good. They make a very good old fashioned, and bee's knees. Highly highly recommend if you're in that part of Kentucky. We drove 2 hours to get there. Well worth the 2-hour drive there.