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Breweries and Distilleries in Tennessee

Brewery tours offer everything from in-depth tours to lessons in beer-making. Some breweries have even built restaurants or brewpubs where visitors can enjoy lunch and wash it down with local ale. The on-tap beer is definitely the highlight of the tour, especially when it has been freshly brewed.

Maybe you’d rather tour a distillery plant? Tour a Kentucky bourbon distillery for example, and you'll not only learn how bourbon is made, but you'll learn why 95% of all bourbon (according to the Kentucky Distillers Association) is produced in Kentucky.

Whatever your preference, start here at WeGoPlaces.com to choose a tour and be sure to look for their tour dates and costs, and find out whether you’ll need to make a reservation in advance.

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George A. Dickel Distillery

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Brewery or Distillery in Normandy, TN USA

Like the fresh, clear water that runs from Cascade Springs over the ancient limestone shelf of the Cumberland Plateau. In 1870, George A. Dickel used this same pure water for his first bottle of Tennessee Whisky in Cascade Hollow.

Junction 35 Spirits

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Brewery or Distillery in Pigeon Forge, TN USA

Straight from the hills of The Smoky Mountains, Junction 35 Spirits is bringing a long-time family tradition to the public. Our rich local history of making and running spirits diverging with our Master Distiller has brought together a taste like no other.