s National Beer Lover's Day approaches on September 9th, we are excited to share the news of Company Distilling's latest offering of craft beer! Our award-winning distillery, known for its premium spirits, added a new dimension to our distillery by providing a selection of high-quality beers on tap.
Located in Townsend, Tennessee, Company Distilling is not your ordinary distillery; it's a unique facility that aims to provide an all-encompassing visitor experience that now not only includes our award-winning spirits and premium cocktails.
Our focus is to brew sessionable and traditional beer styles, honoring the rich heritage of Townsend, Appalachia, and the Great Smoky Mountains. Our initial brews include a Kolsch, an American Lager, a Vienna Lager, a Helles, and a mild IPA. In keeping with our commitment to the region's history, each beer will bear a name that celebrates the local and regional features of the area.
What sets our beers apart? While many breweries constantly seek out trendy and unusual flavors, our team is dedicated to delivering a consistently high-quality brew that satisfies traditional beer tastes. Our brewmasters believe in letting the exceptional quality of the ingredients and brewing process speak for itself.
Our expertise in distilling and brewing allows us to integrate the best aspects of both worlds. At the same time, our innovative approach ensures that each product, whether spirits or craft beer, maintains a distinct and remarkable character.
As part of our commitment to providing an exceptional visitor experience at our two distilleries, we offer beer tastings, allowing guests to explore and savor their carefully crafted beer offerings. Guests can enjoy a beer flight, tasting the different styles before settling on a full pint.
We invite you to join us at Company Distilling to experience the exciting world of craft beer under the direction of brewmaster Kevin Smith, alongside our award-winning spirits, led by former Jack Daniels's Master Distiller Jeff Arnett, and learn about the art of brewing, the differences between distilling and brewing, and the fascinating history of beer in Tennessee.
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