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Nashville Historical Brewery Trail

A virtual tour of Music City's unique brewing history featuring the city's beer and brewery related historical markers.

Explore Nashville's unique beer history through a video tour of our city's brewing historical markers, narrated by Scott Mertie, author of Nashville Brewing (Arcadia Publishing, 2006).

The Historical Commission of Metropolitan Nashville and Davidson has erected seven historical markers related to Nashville’s beer and brewing history. These markers were sponsored by the Mertie Family.

Below you will find the markers with links to historic video tours, photos and locations, so you can explore our city's brewing history, whether you are in Nashville or browsing from afar.

Take the Nashville Historical Brewery Trail virtual tour

Learn about the area's brewing history through our video tour series.

Click the red text link in the marker

Tennessee Breweries

Nashville Porter and Ale Brewery

Marker Number 186
Erected in 2019

Tennessee Breweries

The Brewery at Mill Creek

Marker Number 216
Erected in 2020

Tennessee Breweries

The Tennessee, Springwater Breweries

Marker Number 230
Erected in 2021

Tennessee Breweries

The Nashville Brewery

Marker Number 139
Erected in 2011

Tennessee Breweries

Germantown Brewery District

Marker Number 179
Erected in 2018

Tennessee Breweries

William Gerst's Vine Hill and Donau

Marker Number 241
Erected in 2022

Tennessee Breweries

Gerst House

Marker Number 235
Erected in 2021

See the Nashville Historical Brewery Trail markers in person

Get directions to the historical markers.

Click on the numbers in the map

 

  1. Nashville Porter and Ale Brewery
  2. The Brewery at Mill Creek
  3. The Tennessee/Springwater Breweries
  4. The Nashville Brewery
  5. Germantown Brewery District
  6. William Gerst's Vine Hill and Donau
  7. Gerst House

The Historical Commission of Metropolitan Nashville and Davidson has erected seven historical markers related to Nashville’s beer and brewing history.

Visit the Nashville Metro Historical Commission Foundation if you would like to make a donation.

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