SAVOR
the Spirits at Clarksville’s Breweries,
Distillery and Winery
Clarksvillians know that locally-produced adult bev-
erages are right at your fingertips, and visiting their
birthplaces is entertainment itself.
“Sipping local” is a new phenomenon for many, but
Beachaven Vineyards and Winery is a Clarksville
vintage. The trailblazer in Tennessee winemaking
recently celebrated 30 years of filling goblets and
spreading cheer. Come in for a tour, schedule a pri-
vate tasting or enjoy one of the many unique events
– like Jazz on the Lawn -- that make Beachaven an
entertainment destination.
Old Glory Distilling Company is a small batch distill-
ery offering Old Glory Tennessee Vodka, Smooth
Shine (Tennessee Moonshine), and Jumper's Stash
White Rum. Coming a little later is their Premium
Tennessee Whiskey. While waiting out the process,
customers can enjoy a select amount of the whiskey
aged in half-size barrels.
Of course, no beer-lover’s travel is complete without
a taste of local brews. Blackhorse Pub and Brewery
is a mainstay in downtown Clarksville. Known for
fresh brewed, handcrafted beer paired with gour-
met pizza, steaks, pastas and more, the Blackhorse
is a family friendly go-to. Newly introduced beers in-
clude Barrel Aged Peach Saison, Barrel Aged Dry
Cider, Barrel Aged Tennessee Sour Ale and Barrel
Aged Southern Imperial Stout.
Two new craft breweries joined the local scene in
2017. Stars and Bars Brewing Company is a Veteran-
owned brewery specializing in small batch, high
gravity beers and root beer. With nine beers and a
homemade root beer always on tap, you’ll find a di-
verse selection of beers.
Tennessee Valley Brewing offers a cozy atmos-
phere with hand-crafted tables and bar-tops. Fa-
vorites include their American Wheat IPA, Night
Stalker Stout, and the Grapefruit Raddler.
Don't end your visit to Clarksville without indulging
your taste buds. Ethnic restaurants galore satisfy
any international craving, but you’ll also find top-
notch authentic southern fare like barbecue and
catfish.