Tennessee Whiskey Distilleries
Experience historic sites and modern makers around Nashville
From storied distilleries to brand new spirits outlets, there’s so much to explore near Nashville. Our team specializes in experiences that educate and entertain visiting old favorites and fresh faces.
Whether you’re a lifelong Jack Daniel’s fan or looking to find your new go-to whiskey, Mint Julep is your guide to the best distilleries in Tennessee and Nashville attractions.
Tennessee whiskey adventures with Mint Julep depart several days a week from downtown Nashville traveling along the Tennessee Whiskey Trail to multiple destinations including many of the distilleries listed below.
We create handcrafted, premium adventures which will connect you to Nashville’s deep traditions, important history and authentic heritage.
Our passion is contagious and guests are immersed in experiences that they will remember for a lifetime. The purpose of fun is to have some… so come join us!
Jack Daniel
The world’s top-selling whiskey is made at Jack Daniel Distillery in Lynchburg, Tennessee. Located 90 minutes outside of Nashville, this historic distillery originated the Lincoln County Process, which filters whiskey through charcoal, and has been distilling Jack Daniel’s Tennessee Whiskey since the 1880s.
George Dickel
Learn how George Dickel Distillery makes whisky its owner believed to be as good as some of the world’s best scotches. This old-school Cascade Hollow distillery was built in 1870 and uses ‘chill-mellowing’ and single-story warehouses to consistently craft its signature George Dickel American whisky brand.
Corsair
Childhood friends and former brewers began distilling their innovative Corsair products just over 10 years ago. Now nationally renowned, their Nashville-made whiskey, bourbon and other artisan spirits play with hundreds of mash bills, unusual grains and an array of experimental techniques.
H Clark
Thompson’s Station’s H Clark Distillery is new to the spirits scene, but its four-grain bourbon, gin and experimental micro batch distillates are already making a name for themselves. By utilizing locally grown grains and distilling only 100 gallons at a time, you’ll see how alcohol is made on a small scale.
Leiper’s Fork
From its charming 200-year-old log cabin tasting room to stories of corn grown on the family farm, Leiper’s Fork Distillery in Franklin has become a popular tour stop. Taste their small batch whiskey filtered through four feet of local sugar maple wood charcoal and other premium southern spirits.
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