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HOP ON THIS: Clarksville's Growing craft beer scene By Taylor Lieberstein
Over the last decade, the craft beer industry has seen unparalleled growth. Today, most Americans live within 10 miles of a brewery, unheard of a few years ago. According to Brewer’s Association there are around 99 craft breweries in Tennessee, each one trying to distinguish themselves from other brewers
trying to distinguish themselves. For that reason, it is becoming increasingly easy to find a high-quality and flavorful craft beer in Clarksville. These independent brewers are equally as passionate about enhancing the Clarksville community as the beers they are brewing. As beer drinkers we are looking for new, unique approaches to the flavors. Local breweries are meeting these demands by continuously innovating with different varieties of flavors, hops and fruits such as Star Spangled Brewing’s orange peel and coriander infused brown ale, Cousin Eddie. Strawberry Alley Ale WorksFrom the masterminds who brought you Old Glory Distilling Co. this fullservice restaurant is one of the best places to go to for a beer. They were recently voted Clarksville’s favorite place to go with friends
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by the Leaf Chronicle and for good reason. It truly is a gathering place for locals as well as anyone passing through. Not only do they have an amazing lunch, dinner and brunch menu but they also have a full bar and brew some of the best beer in town. DRINK THIS: Joe B’s Brown Ale, the perfect balance of malt and hops. Kings Bluff Brewery– This new craft brewery is where good vibes and good times meet up with great beer. Named after one of Clarksville’s best kept secrets, Queen’s Bluff Park, this
taproom really plays on the culture and spirit of our city. This hometown brewery even has an Austin Peaylsner, a fresh take on a classic Czech pilsner. Check their event calendar for beer themed events such as Pints and Poses,
