WORLDWIDE · NASHVILLE WHISKEY TOURS
Nashville is the base rather than the distillery: Jack Daniel’s is ninety minutes out and the city fills the gap with its own stills and bars. These 15 are priced with the drive time made obvious.
Review of the Nashville to Jack Daniel’s bus tour, with whiskey tastings, Lynchburg free time, pricing, timing, tips, and practical advice.
“I was hoping we would see more of the property owned by the distillery. Where he was born, raised, and so on.”
Tour Big Machine Distillery in downtown Nashville, learn how corn becomes vodka, and taste whiskey, rum, gin, and vodka in 45 minutes.
“Very fun and we learned alot about the different processes depending on the liquor. The main site where it is made plus different companies owned.”
Review of Nelson’s Green Brier Distillery in Nashville, with whiskey history, four tastings, practical tips, pricing, and who will enjoy it most.
“Very informative tour. Darrin was a great guide and it was awesome to see the whiskey making process. The actual whiskey tasting selection was good in my opinion. I’m not a whiskey drinker personally but my family really enjoyed it!”
Taste three full-cask-strength spirits at Nashville Barrel Co, with bourbon, rye, Tennessee whiskey, rum, and agave options.
“The staff was very friendly and gave us good information. It was informal and I’m recommending to friends.”
Review of Nashville’s Jack Daniel’s tour with live music, trivia, BBQ lunch, tasting, transport, pricing, and practical booking advice.
“Rose was an excellent tour guide, she was full of energy, enthusiastic, and very knowledgeable! I would definitely rate this tour 100/100!”
Tour Jack Daniel’s Distillery from Nashville, taste Tennessee whiskey, explore Lynchburg, and enjoy a guided seven-hour trip with transport included.
“A well run tour out to the Jack Daniels distillery. Our guide Ray and driver Bob were both really friendly and helpful, ensuring we had a great day out. They even collected our etched bottle for us whilst we were doing the distillery tour! Thanks Ray and Bob!”
Review of Nashville’s 3-hour distillery and brewery bus tour, with 9 to 12 tastings, local guides, transport, stops, and booking advice.
“This was one of the best ways to familiarize ourselves with a culture and get a feel for the city! Our driver Jimmy couldn’t have been any better. Professional and personal made us feel quite comfortable. Every tasting we had something to offer and we got a real feel for Nashville! I highly recommend this tour. The hospitality at The Green Light bar started off the trip and we had some of the best hush puppies and barbecue chicken sandwich to get the party going. PJ at the Nelson distillery was excellent and gave a wonderful tour in the history of the company. Great location definitely would recommend the whiskeys…”
Review of the Nashville to Jack Daniel Distillery day trip, with tastings, Lynchburg free time, transport details, costs, and practical tips.
“An amazing place, wow an experience and must go once in a lifetime”
Explore three rotating Tennessee distilleries from Nashville with 11-plus tastings, a friendly guide, countryside views, and no driving required.
“Easy, convenient, and fun! We visited 3 distilleries and stopped for lunch after the first stop. My favorite was the first tasting, it was informative, delish and provided enough information about their product to make us interested in purchasing after our tasting. The second was a large distillery with a beautiful space both indoor and outdoor. The last was my least favorite tour, it felt dry and stale.”
Review of Nashville’s Beer, Bourbon, and BBQ Food Tour, with Central BBQ, Corsair Distillery, craft beer, pricing, tips, and honest drawbacks.
“Ray was a gentleman, knowledgeable and clearly a passionate advocate for Nashville. Had fun and learned a lot along the way!”
Review of Mint Julep’s Nashville to Lynchburg Jack Daniel’s tour, with tastings, transport, timing, costs, tips, and honest advice.
“Trip to Jack Daniel’s was fantastic! Our host were super nice. 5/5 Best regards: Lauri Hurri & Other boys from Finland”
Review Nashville’s two-hour brewery and distillery cart tour, with four stops, local guides, city sights, pricing, tips, and practical advice.
“Joe our tour guide operator was great! He showed us some good spots and good pizza too!”
Learn three Tennessee whiskey cocktails with Chris Mallon at Love & Exile in Nashville, with stories, bar skills, and drinks included.
“It was great. My husband and son are whiskey drinkers. I don’t like whiskey but it still was an enjoyable and informative experience. Chris was excellent.”
Review of Nashville’s Uncle Nearest bus tour, with whiskey tastings, Black history, practical tips, pricing, transport, and honest drawbacks.
“Uncle Nearest Tour Rich History, Great Whiskey, and a Memorable Experience We began our journey at Bob's Steak & Chop House, located at 250 Rep. John Lewis Way S in Nashville, TN. From the start, everything was well-organized and easy to navigate. Our driver was phenomenal! Jimmy, a 75 year old, Southern raised gentleman who brought the entire experience to life. He was full of charm, personality, and wit. Despite his age, he didn’t look a day over 40 and moved with the energy of someone half his age! He shared an incredible wealth of cultural and historical knowledge particularly about Black history and Southern heritage drawing from both his…”
Review of Nashville’s Bootleg and Barrels whiskey tour, with tastings, Printer’s Alley history, dress rules, costs, and booking advice.
“Only an hour and a half before the event was scheduled to start, it was changed to a later time and a different location. There was no actual notification that there had been a change, I only realised from clicking through and spotting the details were different. Assuming the content of the tour would be the same we rearranged our day and went. The then transpired on the rearranged tour that there was to be no whiskey tasting, which was the original reason for booking. The new tour was purely a bar crawl (although did still include true crime stories and the guide herself was entertaining in the story telling),…”
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