COVINGTON, KY [08/23] – Braxton Brewing Company is expanding distribution to Nashville, Tennessee. This is the third state that the Covington, Kentucky-based brewery will launch distribution into following Kentucky and Ohio. Core styles, seasonals, limited releases and Braxton Labs beers will be available beginning Monday, August 28th.
“We couldn’t be more excited about launching Nashville next week! As we looked to expand our distribution footprint last year, we really focused on a plan to move south,” said Jake Rouse, Co-Founder and CEO of Braxton Brewing. “Nashville is in the midst of the cultural renaissance where food, beer, and music collide. It’s truly something special and means a lot to our entire team that Braxton can be apart of it!”
Braxton Brewing Company will be sending their core styles, seasonal releases and a limited amount of beer from their innovation facility — Braxton Labs — to Tennessee. Available year-round, Revamp (IPA), Storm (Golden Cream Ale), Twisted Bit (Dortmunder Lager) and Dead Blow (Tropical Stout) will be available on draft and in cans. Recognized by Draft Magazine as one of the best representations of style in the country, Oktober Fuel (Oktoberfest Lager) will also be available while supplies last.
Braxton will also be available at select Kroger stores in and around Nashville. Draft beer and cans will arrive at some of your favorite craft beer destinations beginning on Tuesday, August 29th.
“It is really exciting to launch our diverse lineup in the music city.” said Evan Rouse, Co-Founder and COO of Braxton Brewing, “It has been almost a full year since last launching a new market, and it there is a lot of opportunity for Braxton in Nashville. Keep your eye on store shelves and tap towers as we open distribution starting next week.”
Braxton Brewing Company has partnered with DET Distributing Company to take their can and draft distribution to Nashville.
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