Brentwood October 2016

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Hi, I'm Jay. And I Like Beer, too.

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s a matter of fact, I like beer.”

—-Tom T. Hall Yes, it’s true. I like beer. A lot. Over the years, I’ve been fortunate enough to do a bit of traveling and have enjoyed local brews on four continents and a few islands, too. Though we may have been playing catch-up to Germany and Belgium for quite some time, I can honestly say that the American craft brew scene is my favorite in the world. And those looking for a fantastic taste of that great American beer scene need look no further than right here in Middle Tennessee.

When I first moved back to Nashville five years ago (after more than 20 years away), I was disappointed to discover that there were only a handful of breweries in the area.

Luckily, that disappointment didn’t last long as our brewery scene has exploded, along with our food, entertainment and culture in general. As this magazine goes to print, we have over 20 to choose from in Williamson and Davidson County alone!

For this month’s beer article, I had the “difficult” task of visiting all of the open taprooms in town and I made it my mission to try each and every local beer I could get my hands on. It was a grueling job as you might imagine, but someone had to do it.

In my research, I was fortunate enough to sit down with the folks that make, serve and love the beer. The passion and enthusiasm for their craft is evident in each and every can, bottle and keg. I listened to them speak with pride about our people, our brewery scene and our area as a whole. Not once did I hear someone say anything disparaging about their competition. Each brewery has its own specialties, its own personalities and its own unique character. My odyssey around town made me remember why I fell in love with craft beer in the first place.

A few years ago, I was sitting in a small craft beer bar in Seattle, and I took a sip of a magical beer that practically knocked me off my feet. It was a one-time IPA from a small brewery and it remains the best beer I have ever had. Since that day, I’ve been searching high and low for an experience to match it. Something tells me that I’m going to discover it right here in Middle Tennessee. The next great American hop-spot and a place I’m proud to call my home.

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October 2016

Departments

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Good Times

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Around Town

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Food & Wine

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Locally Owned

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Local’s Choice

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Lifestyle Calendar

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Parting Thoughts

16 Save it for “Date Night”

Napa’s Phifer Pavitt Winery is a hit with local wine connoisseurs.

22 America's Next Great HopSpot

With an influx of craft brewers, Nashville is becoming

a hot-spot for happening hops.

28 Premium Spirits With Attitude

Corsair Distillery is presenting top shelf liquors to a new generation.

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Good Times

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Raise The Roofs for The Park at Harlinsdale Farm

Friends of Franklin Parks turned out for the fourth annual Raise the Roofs fundraiser for the Park at Harlinsdale Farm.

Attendees enjoyed food from area restaurants, tours of the Historic Barn and Hayes Home and a polo match. Construction of the Friends of Franklin Parks’ equestrian arena is nearing completion.

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Creating Beautiful Smiles

“I have had the opportunity to travel abroad to many different and amazing countries for modeling, been featured in countless magazines and advertisements, walked across the stage at Miss USA. Now I’m enjoying my passion of creating beauty daily at my salon in downtown Franklin.

My smile, whether meeting a new client or posing for a picture, is always noticed and commented upon. Each and every time I’m asked, I recommend Dr. Kemp!” ~ Kristen Motil Miss Tennessee 2009

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After completing her role within the Miss USA pageant, Kristen continues to model. She also has become one of the industry’s most successful hair and makeup artists. In 2013 Kristen took charge of a small team that worked backstage doing hair and makeup at Paris Fashion Week. In addition to helping shape the designer’s vision and leading the team toward that goal, Kristen accepted the coveted role of modeling the finale dress to close the show, one of her long held dreams.

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Good Times

Brentwood Advanced Chiropractic Ribbon Cutting Ceremony Guests were all standing a little straighter after attending the Ribbon Cutting Ceremony for Brentwood Advanced Chiropractic. Dr. Rick Longie is seeing patients at the new facility at 214 Ward Circle in Maryland Farms. Stop by or visit BrentwoodAdvancedChiropractic.com for more information.

Women In Business

The Williamson Chamber's Women In Business meeting recently learned about branding from one of the best: Lynne Tolley, brand ambassador for Jack Daniel's Distillery. The event drew a packed house at Brentwood United Methodist Church.

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Around Town

AROUND TOWN

CITY OF BRENTWOOD NAMES DEANNA LAMBERT AS COMMUNITY RELATIONS DIRECTOR

Features of the development include a main street that connects Chadwick Drive on the east to Eastpark Drive, a two-lane covered valet area, and a plaza with a water feature and green space. The six-level, 852-space parking garage is nearing completion and will be fully functional as retailers begin opening for business in November.

FITNESS COMPETITION RAISES $16,000 FOR SPECIAL NEEDS CHILDREN “High Reps for High Hopes,” a carnival-style fitness competition for children with special needs, raised more than $16,000 for the High Hopes Development Center. The event was co-hosted by Resilient Health & Performance of Brentwood and CrossFit Cool Springs.

The City of Brentwood has named Deanna Lambert as its new

Representatives of Resilient Health and CrossFit, along with local

Community Relations Director. She replaces Linda Lynch who retired

high school athletes, united to host this one-of-a-kind charity com-

at the end of August after serving

petition that combined the heart-health benefits of fitness with the

in the same position for 29 years.

heart-health benefits of giving back to the community.

Lambert is an Emmy winning

Contestants competed in various CrossFit competitions such

journalist who brings more than

as max pull-ups or a mini-triathlon that featured turns on a stationary

a decade of television and gov-

bike, skier, and rower.

ernment experience to work at

High Hopes Development Center is a local non-profit that offers

the city. She was previously a

an inclusive preschool environment for children with and without

television news reporter, anchor

special needs, as well as an on-site pediatric therapy clinic providing

and producer in North Carolina,

physical, occupational, speech and feeding therapies to children from

Louisiana, Florida, and Nashville.

birth to age 21.

During those years, she covered major national stories like the devastation of Hurricane Katrina along the Gulf Coast and the 2010 floods in Nashville. Lambert won a regional Emmy for her reporting during a 50-car pileup in Middle Tennessee in 2011.

Lambert most recently worked for The Tennessee Department of Transportation as a spokesperson and videographer.

Lambert will serve as the city’s primary media contact. Her other duties include posting updates and city news to social media sites, updating the city’s public access channel, and overseeing events at the city’s historic homes, summer concert series and the annual Independence Day Celebration at Crockett Park.

HILL CENTER BRENTWOOD ANNOUNCES NEW RETAIL AND RESTAURANT TENANTS H.G. Hill Realty Company has announced new retail and restaurant

VOTER REGISTRATION DEADLINE IS OCTOBER 11

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Day is Tuesday, November 8.

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Date Night Day Dreams

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s fajitas sizzled in the cast iron skillet on their Calistoga, Calif. car-camping campfire, Suzanne and Shane Pavitt sipped and savored a glass of wine, while day dreaming out loud. It was a beautiful time on their newly purchased property, and its possibilities overflowed with promise.

As with anything she does, Suzanne Phifer Pavitt was revving up for a new passionate pursuit of making the couple’s dreams come true. This project would be most special.

This project would be one filled with love of the land, appreciation of the wine its grapes would produce, and would lend itself to becoming a legacy for their future children.

Together, Suzanne and Shane built not only a homestead but an incredible and unique winery. From the floating, century-old walnut bar to the hog fencing chandeliers and the reclaimed Wyoming snow wood that lines the 16

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walls, these mindful details come alive as visitors walk through the doors. Even what can’t be seen, like the recycled blue jean insulation in the walls, has been carefully considered. It didn’t come easy and it didn’t come fast. What began as a conversation during their weekly “date night,” became a successful, Napacertified green winery that hosts visitors who enjoy the winery’s two flagship varietals, the Date Night Cabernet Sauvignon and the Date Night Sauvignon Blanc.

“In 1999, we developed everything from ground up,” says Suzanne. “I (began to) serve as the general contractor and it took six years for permits.”

But they persevered and built the winery, though it took even more years to get the vineyard permit. The couple’s winery farms about 950 cases of Cabernet Sauvignon from the Temple Family Vineyard in the Pope Valley. For their 900 cases of Sauvignon Blanc, they farm the Juliana Vineyards, also located on Pope Valley. As Suzanne shares,

they “cooperatively farm the grapes. (The vineyards) own the land and we farm the fruit.”

They’ve been farming that land annually since 2005, and have never looked back.

Suzanne has also never looked back on her former career in hi-tech. Though she and Shane did not come from a wine background, they have a shared passion that more than makes up for the previous lack of experience. As a result of the winery, the couple has been able to leave their former careers and dive successfully into not only their wine business, but also establishing a closer family bond with their children, Jackson William, 14, and Rhett James, 13.

While Suzanne runs the day-to-day business operations, Shane is acting CFO, works harvest and is able to be sure their boys are attending time-consuming sports practices, year-round travel team football games, dirt bike races and more.

This family business has captured the interest of so many over the years,

including a group of wine connoisseurs from the Nashville area, led by David Kemp, a Williamson County orthodontist.

“In 2009, I had the opportunity to participate in a retreat that was centered in Napa County,” says Kemp. “The organizers had been told that a former Tennessee/Georgia girl was making some amazing Cabernet Sauvignon in Calistoga, so I took the opportunity to introduce myself to Suzanne.”

The Kemp and Pavitt families connected immediately and later that year Kemp hosted a wine event in his Middle Tennessee home that featured Phifer Pavitt’s flagship Date Night Cabernet Sauvignon. In the years since, Kemp has organized more events in order to introduce local friends and restaurateurs to the Phifer Pavitt label.

“We are so crazy about the wines from Phifer Pavitt that we joined a group of mutual friends in blending and bottling a barrel of the inaugural Phifer Pavitt Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon,” says Kemp. “We stayed at the Phifer Pavitt winery earlier this year when we tasted, blended, and bottled this amazing blend of her 2014 Cabernet Sauvignon.”

Shane’s uncle, George Francuch, was instrumental in drawing the Phifer Pavitt label. Suzanne encouraged him to draw a strong woman to represent the winery because she knew that he would be able to create a woman from an era, like Patsy Cline’s, who did it all during the day and cleaned up, putting on a beautiful dress at night. “I wanted a woman who was approachable and appreciated by a man, but also to a woman’s palate,” she says.

The Phifer Pavitt Winery continues to deliver a special kind of moxie to its customers at each and every visit. “I really designed this whole experience to be very intentional and authentic,” says Suzanne. “At the end of the day, I hope (visitors) feel a very personal experience, because I have literally overseen every detail and my fingerprints on design are evident at every corner of the property, whether its the gates, the exterior of the winery or the interior of the tasting room. When you come on the property, you’re coming into my house.”

More information is available online at PhiferPavittWine.com.

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The Gift of Giving Back

Jeanette Breeden's Ordinary Life Has Taken Some Extraordinary Turns

“T

he meaning of life is to find your gift.

grows her own vegetables, cooks like a chef,

endure the emotional and physical pain of

The purpose of life is to give it away.”

has an immaculate home and beautiful yard.

a mastectomy, chemotherapy and radiation.

Pablo Picasso

It’s sounds like the kind of life that most

She knows how daunting the unknown can

When a friend of Jeanette Breeden’s

would hope for, even if it doesn’t read like a

be, and she knows what it’s like to emerge,

approached Lifestyle Publications about

thriller. But this ordinary story is set against

smiling and healthy.

sharing Breeden’s story with its readers,

an extraordinary backdrop.

Since October is breast cancer awareness

Breeden’s initial comment was nothing shy

That’s because every day, Breeden lives her

month, she shares how this past struggle,

of humble. “I’m one of thousands with a story

life in terms of how she can help others. How she

and her subsequent survival, has inspired

to tell,” she says.

might assist her parents, ages 87 and 89, who still

her own life. “Knowing God was always right

That is certainly true. Some are better than

live on their own in Franklin. And how she can

beside me has helped me through both good

others and most are quite ordinary. In fact,

be there for her sister, Barbie, who has cerebral

and bad times,” she says. “I am so thankful.”

Jeanette’s story begins about as ordinary as

palsy and attends BrightStone in Franklin during

She’s certainly not one to call attention to

one can be.

the day. “I try to stay available for my parents and

herself so sitting down for a magazine inter-

She grew up on a Colorado farm, the sec-

my sister,” says Breeden. “My parents are amaz-

view and photo shoot was stepping outside

ond of three girls. She studied nursing at the

ing examples of caregiving and living life to the

her comfort zone. “I’ve been attempting

University of Arkansas and worked for many

fullest plan that God placed before them.”

to work on some different projects and try

In order to be close to Barbie, Jeanette vol-

some new adventures. And this is one thing

Jeanette and her husband, Phil, have been

unteers with BrightStone, a community for

I can do toward meeting that goal,” she says.

married for 40 years and have three grown

those living with disabilities and a provider of

“I felt I’d be putting myself down if I didn’t do

children. Nearly 30 years ago she left her job

social support for adults with special needs.

it. It has helped me look ahead and move

in order to help Phil start a new business, and

Jeanette is involved with BrightStone golf

forward. You know, look at your bucket list!

so that she could be a stay-at-home mom.

and bowling events, songwriters programs

Today she and Phil have one grandchild with

and the annual Christmas presentation.

years as a surgical assistant in Franklin.

“What I want is for others to be inspired by my story and to, hopefully, be comforted by it.

Because for Jeanette Breeden, a 14-year

If someone is facing a similar situation today

Friends describe Jeanette as an “excep-

breast cancer survivor, the giving comes eas-

as I once did, I want him or her to know that

tional household/domestic engineer” who

ily. She knows what it’s like to confront and

it is possible to rise above it.”

another one due this month.

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AMERICAN HOPSPOT Nashville's Craft Brewers Are Making Their Cases for the Next Generation of Beer Fans ARTICLE JAY WILKE | PHOTOGRAPHY PROVIDED

W

hen you think about Nashville, what’s the first thing that comes to mind?

Southern cuisine? Friendly people? Hot chicken? The music industry? Beer?

Although not traditionally known for its beer scene, a dedicated and enthusiastic

group of Nashville brewers is quickly and forcefully transforming Music City U.S.A. into Beer City U.S.A. Yes, it’s true, beer is booming in Nashville.

Over the past five years or so, Nashville has gone from a city with a handful of brewers to a city brimming with local beers and breweries. Davidson and Williamson County alone have around 20 breweries, and more are on the way.

With the growth of the brewery scene finally starting to keep pace with the area’s explosive population growth, local beer-lovers have much to be excited about.

“I feel like the Nashville beer scene is finally starting to become what some of us craft beer connoisseurs have been waiting for,” says John Overby, brewmaster of Cool Springs Brewery. “I think it has exploded in the last couple of years because of people like me. People that love beer, love to drink beer and love to brew beer and create something of our own.”

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This enthusiasm for brewing is evident

“I think the Nashville brewery scene has

in the different niches and styles found

gone crazy, but in a good way,” said Kyle

across the city. Although the country’s

Osmus, general manager from Corner Pub

obsession with IPAs is reflected in many

Brentwood. “There are new breweries open-

of the breweries around town, Nashville’s

ing every week it seems like, and every one

breweries are far from one-dimensional.

has its own unique twist on beer.”

You’ll find lagers, sours, pilsners, stouts, pale ales and more.

At the Corner Bub in Brentwood, there is an emphasis on keeping a majority of the beer taps

“Our scene just keeps getting stron-

local. The demand for local beer has grown

ger,” said Anthony Davis, president of East

along with the local breweries. Black Abbey

Nashville Beer Works. “We’ve had some

is their top-selling brewery with Jackalope

great new entrants in Nashville craft beer,

Bearwalker being their top-selling local brew.

and our ‘older’ breweries are releasing some

“It is very easy and approachable beer,”

great beers and have different and unique

said Osmus. “It’s great for people who are

models they are following. Nashville now

new to craft beer.”

has sour programs and barrel-aging going

In addition to giving local beer-lovers

on with more packaging finally happening.

the tastes they crave, the expansion of the

Everyone has their own niche and identity.”

Nashville brewery scene has provided tre-

With so many styles highlighted around

mendous economic impact to the area.

town, you can easily find one that suits your

“Your local breweries not only create

tastes. Even people who don’t typically like

wonderful libations but, as manufacturers,

beer can find something to enjoy.

many jobs either directly or indirectly in the

“If you weren’t into craft beer when you

community,” said Christian Spears, founder

got here, you are now,” says Cory O’Brien,

and president of Tennessee Brew Works.

taproom manager at Little Harpeth, a brew-

“These are manufacturing jobs that cannot

ery that specializes in approachable and

be outsourced. Buying craft beer from local

drinkable pilsners and lagers. Like many

breweries not only helps keep dollars in the

local breweries, Little Harpeth strives to have

local market, but supports an industry that

something for everyone.

generates many local jobs as well.”

“I say it almost daily that Nashville is a time

The steady tourism and national popularity

and not a place because of the collection of

of “all-things-Nashville” has helped persuade

amazing creative people that are here,” said

investors to take the leap into the Nashville

Neil McCormick, sales & marketing manager

brewing industry.

for Yazoo Brewing Co. “That creativity has manifested a good bit in our beer scene.”

Local watering holes have scrambled to

“With Nashville growing the way it is, it gives people more opportunities if they open a brewery here,” said Osmus.

keep pace with all of the new breweries.

With its rapid expansion in such a short

Regulars and out-of-towners are always ask-

amount of time, you might think that the area

ing about the latest local creations.

CONTINUED >

“I say it almost daily that Nashville is a time and not a place because of the collection of amazing creative people that are here.”

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AMERICAN HOPSPOT (CON TI N U ED)

has peaked with its large number of new local breweries. Local brewing authorities, however, see it a bit differently.

“The next decade should be very exciting,” says Spears. “Despite how much it has boomed, craft beer in Tennessee is in its early stages still. I expect and hope we’ll see a lot more breweries in the coming years.”

Another catalyst for growth in the Nashville brewing industry is an upcoming change in local alcohol laws. Starting in January of 2017, the cap on high-gravity beers is going to be relaxed.

“With this new law that changes the ABV cap on high gravity beers about to go into effect next year, I think most Tennessee breweries are going to really start experimenting and deepening their portfolios,” says Overby. “We seem to be gaining three-to-five new breweries per year so with that kind of growth, we are really going to be getting

If you’ve never experienced one of the

a lot of options in the coming years. If you

local breweries, now is the time to venture

don't like one place, you'll have many more

out and see what all the fuss is about.

to choose from.”

Children are usually welcome. Dogs, too.

When this gigantic hurdle to the beer

It’s not uncommon to see small children

industry finally comes down, the Nashville

sitting at a table and playing board games

brewery scene will likely go through yet

while Mom and Dad sip on a pint. Instead

another renaissance. When the smoke

of just being a place to drink beer, brew-

clears, we’re likely to see a slew of new

eries are occupying a unique position as

beers, new styles and new breweries all

social gathering spots in local neighbor-

across Middle Tennessee.

hoods and communities. For beer-lovers

“We are all so fortunate to be living and

visiting Music City, the growing brewery

working here in Nashville right now,” says

scene gives them yet another reason to

McCormick. “We need to take the time to

extend their stay.

enjoy the amazing food and beverages made here along with the great folks creating them.”

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And for local beer fans, a great place to live just keeps getting better.

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Craft Breweries

COOL SPRINGS BREWERY

BEARDED IRIS BREWING

101 Van Buren St Nashville, TN 37208 (615) 928-7988 www.beardedirisbrewing.com Go-To Brew: Homestyle IPA, brewed with oats and mosaic hops.

Food: BYO Welcome.

600A Frazier Drive #135 Franklin, TN 37067 615-503-9626 www.coolspringsbrewery.com Go-To Brew: Pecker Wrecker IPA, hoppy, sweet and malty with a piney finish.

Food: NY-Style Pizza and a variety of pub favorites.

CORSAIR BREWERY

1200 Clinton St. #110 Nashville, TN 37203 www.corsairdistillery.com Go-To Brew: Ancient IPA, a potent double IPA produced with ancient grains.

Food: BYO. CZANN'S BREWING COMPANY

BLACK ABBEY BREWING

2954 Sidco Nashville, TN 37204 (615) 755-0070 www.blackabbeybrewing.com Go-To Brew: POTUS 44, a rich, coffee-infused porter.

Food: Yes, menu available.

505 Lea Avenue Nashville, TN 37203 615-748-1399 www.czanns.com Go-To Brew: Czann’s Dunkelweizen, a well-crafted favorite of brewers all over town.

Food: Snacks available.

2312 Clifton Ave. Nashville, TN 37209 (615) 327-9969 www.blackstonebeer.com Go-To Brew: Adam Bomb, a high-gravity West Coast IPA that is one of the hoppiest in town.

Food: Full menu available.

900 Main St Nashville, TN 37206 (615) 678-5715 Go-To Brew: Ruby American Red Ale, a smooth and highly drinkable amber ale.

Food: Full menu available with salads, burgers and appetizers.

HONKYTONK BREWING

240 Cumberland Bnd Nashville, TN 37228 Go-To Brew: West Coast IPA, a smooth and dry hop bomb.

Food: Menu available.

JACKALOPE BREWING COMPANY

EAST NASHVILLE BEER WORKS

BLACKSTONE BREWING COMPANY

FAT BOTTOM BREWERY

320 E. Trinity Lane Nashville, TN 37209 615-891-3108 www.eastnashvillebeerworks.com Go-To Brew: Miro Miel, a sweet honey blonde ale made with locally-sourced honey.

Food: Pizza, salads and appetizers available.

701 Eighth Ave. S Nashville, TN 37203 (615) 873-4315 www.jackalopebrew.com Go-To Brew: Bearwalker Maple Brown, a roast and toasty brown ale with tons of malt and maple.

Food: Snacks Available.

LITTLE HARPETH BREWING

30 Oldham St Nashville, TN 37213 www.littleharpethbrewing.com Go-To Brew: Chicken Scratch, their flagship pilsner, is light, refreshing and a popular accompaniment for tailgating at Titans games.

Food: Snacks available. BYO welcome.

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NASHVILLE’S CRAFT BREWERIES (CON TI N U ED)

England-style IPA that constantly evolves.

Food: Snacks available. BYO or order in at the Taproom.

MANTRA ARTISAN ALES

YAZOO BREWING COMPANY

216 Noah Dr Franklin, TN 37064 (615) 628-8776 www.mantrabrewing.com Go-To Brew: Japa Milk Stout, this rich and decadent stout with chai, cardamom and clove is quickly becoming a local favorite.

Food: BYO welcome.

910 Division St Nashville, TN 37203 (615) 891-4649 www.yazoobrew.com Go-To Brew: Hop Perfect IPA, a beer ten years in the making. They went through 86 different batches with 55 different types of hops before nailing this one.

Food: Available with food trucks frequently found on-site.

TAILGATE BEER

7300 Charlotte Pike Nashville, TN 37209 (615) 457-1424 www.tailgatebeer.com Go-To Brew: Peanut Butter Milk Stout, rich and velvety, this beer has become a huge breakout hit all over town.

Food: Full gourmet pizza menu available.

MILL CREEK BREWING COMPANY

2008 B Johnson Industrial Blvd.

Nolensville, Tennessee 37135 www.millcreekbrewingco.com Go-To Brew: Lil Darlin, a citrus-infused wheat beer, can be found locally in cans and on tap.

Food: N/A.

TENNESSEE BREW WORKS

809 Ewing Ave Nashville, TN 37203 (615) 200-8786 www.tnbrew.com Go-To Brew: Basil Ryeman, this unique basil rye farmhouse ale is a sly nod to a local institution.

Food: Full dinner, lunch and brunch menus available.

Have Fun. Be Safe.

Like savoring a pint of your favorite ale, Nashville's craft breweries are best when experienced at a leisurely pace.

So take your time and enjoy some conversation, a snack or a hearty meal with your brews. Remember: you don't have to do it all in one day!

However, if you happen to over indulge, do the right thing and call a cab. Please keep this list handy.

SMITH & LENTZ BREWING COMPANY

903 Main St Nashville, TN 37206 www.smithandlentz.com Go-To Brew: el Cuarto IPA, tropical IPA featuring el Dorado and Calypso hops.

Food: BYO welcome.

SOUTHERN GRIST BREWING COMPANY

1201 Porter Rd Nashville, TN 37206 (615) 727-1201 www.southerngristbrewing.com Go-To Brew: Mixed Greens IPA, a juicy New

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states and 7 countries around the world.

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Darek Bell and Andrew Webber are child-

41 medals at international competitions. A

hood friends who began home-brewing

popular Corsair spirit is Quinoa Whiskey,

beer and wine out of Bell’s garage while

which contains earthy and nutty flavors and is

hree gentlemen stroll towards you in black-

working together at a bio-diesel plant. One

distilled from quinoa and malted barley. With

tie attire. They radiate sophistication, yet with

day, Webber looked at Bell and said, “I’d be

flavors including Pumpkin Spice Moonshine,

popped collars, untucked shirts, and a laid-back

happier if that barrel was full of whiskey, not

Cherrywood Smoke, Elderflower Bohemian,

demeanor, you know these are the coolest cats

biofuels.” Alas, Corsair Distillery was born.

and Oatmeal Stout, the distillers at Corsair

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around town. They’re the kind of guys that are

Corsair Distillery prides itself on cre-

your boss, your mentor, your business partner

ating “hand crafted small batch ultra

The growing popularity of Corsair Distillery

by day, and your drinking buddy by night. The

premium booze.” Beginning in Bowling

has allowed them to be featured nationally in

silhouettes of these three gentlemen embody

Green, Ky., in 2008, Corsair Distillery has

publications such as Food and Wine, Saveur,

the spirit behind one of Nashville’s most promi-

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Imbibe, Whisky Magazine, Whisky Advocate, the

nent new companies: Corsair Distillery.

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Often famed for great music, southern food, and a good time, Nashville now has the oppor-

and

the

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Bell

and

Webber

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tunity to introduce one-of-a-kind small batch

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distilleries after a new law was passed in 2010.

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Lifestyle Calendar

October

OCTOBER 1

GREATER NASHVILLE RACE FOR THE CURE MARYLAND FARMS

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The Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure® is the world’s largest educa-

OCTOBER CONCERTS

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THE FRANKLIN THEATRE

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DOWNTOWN FRANKLIN

ment, celebrates breast cancer survivorship and honors those who

Saturday 1, LARRY GATLIN; Friday 7, KT TUNSTALL; Saturday 8, LEE

have lost their battle with the disease. 5k Race at 9 a.m., 1 mile walk at

ROY PARNELL; Tuesday 11, MARCIA BALL; Wednesday 12, DONNA

9:15 a.m. KomenCentralTennessee.org.

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EVERY SUNDAY THRU OCTOBER 23 AND THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27

VANDERBILT: Saturday 1

TENNESSEE TITANS FOOTBALL

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NISSAN STADIUM

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The TENNESSEE TITANS play five games in October, including three

at Georgia; Saturday 22

at Nissan Stadium. Sunday 2 at Houston Texans, Noon; Sunday 9 at

vs TENNESSEE STATE.

Miami Dolphins, Noon; Sunday 16 vs. CLEVELAND BROWNS, Noon;

MIDDLE

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OCTOBER CONCERTS

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A stellar lineup plays The Ryman in October. Sunday 2, 7:30 p.m.: RYAN

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Montgomery Bell Academy, Friday 14 vs. FATHER RYAN, Friday 28 at

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OCTOBER 13

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OCTOBER 14, 18, 22

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OCTOBER 29

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OCTOBER 14-16, 2123, 27-30, 5-9 P.M.

Saturday Nite Soul at The Factory celebrates the best local, national and international R&B, Soul, Funk, Jazz, Blues and Gospel music.

BOO AT THE ZOO!

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Kemp Orthodontics (615) 373-3831 kemportho.com

Nashville Center for Aesthetic Dentistry (615) 823-2927 drdenniswells.com

FASHION & ACCESSORIES Mignon's (615) 835-2690 facebook.com/5mignons

Plaid Rabbit (615) 371-2333 plaidrabbitgifts.com

FINANCIAL SERVICES & PLANNING Renasant Bank (615) 347-0578 heathalbritton.com

FOOD & BEVERAGE Herban Market (615) 567-6240 herban-market.com

HEALTH & WELLNESS The Woodhouse Day Spa (615) 764-0004 franklin.woodhousespas.com

HOME BUILDERS & REMODELERS Castle Homes (615) 309-8200 castlehomes.com

RSU Contractors (615) 269-3906 rsucontractors.com

HOME DESIGN & FURNISHINGS Joinery House (615) 771-6551 joineryhouse.com

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MEDICAL CLINICS & FACILITIES

Nashville Center for Functional Medicine & Neuropathy (629) 888-9151 neurogenxtn.com

NuBody Concepts (615) 229-5975 nubodyconcepts.com

Youthful Reflections (615) 942-8016 youthfulreflections.com

OTHER

Ellen Sherwood Design (615) 376-6122

REAL ESTATE

Crye-Leike Realtors Dick and Judy Williams (615) 373-2044 judyanddick.com

United Country Real Estate (615) 599-3676 leipersfork.com

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• ½ cup stout beer • 1/4 cup espesso or strong cold brew • 10 ounces 60% bittersweet chocolate chips • 1 cup butter • 1 cup sugar • 1 teaspoon vanilla • ½ teaspoon kosher salt • 3 eggs • 1 cup flour INSTRUCTIONS

• Preheat oven at 250 degrees F. Prepare a 9" X 9" baking pan with parchment paper allowing the paper to hang over the edges and spray with cooking spray.

• Bring stout to a boil and reduce to simmer and cook for about 10 minutes or until reduced to ¼ cup. Set aside to cool.

• In a double boiler or a small bowl atop a small saucepan filled with 1 inch of water, melt chocolate chips and butter over high heat, stirring occasionally, until melted.

• Pour melted chocolate into a medium bowl and cool slightly. Add sugar, vanilla, salt and stout and mix well with a whisk or wooden spoon. Add eggs one at a time, mixing just until combined before adding the next egg.

• Fold flour into mixture and pour into baking pan. Bake for one hour or until a toothpick comes out clean. Allow to cool in pan for 2 hours or overnight to firm up for best cutting. Dust with powdered sugar if desired.

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Our smiles are found on the faces of some of the most high-profile people in the world — movie stars, music celebrities, professional athletes, and models... ...but you don’t have to be famous to enjoy the benefits that a beautiful, natural-looking smile can bring!

Come see why people from all walks of life choose us to enhance their smile Innovative Aesthetic Excellence Delivered With Care

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