What it is
This is a tasting tour with the walking cut out: an open-air golf cart shuttles your group to up to four of Nashville's breweries and distilleries while a local guide handles the route and the between-stops commentary. You get about 20–25 minutes at each spot to sample beer or spirits (drinks are purchased separately), and occasionally you'll meet the people who actually make them and hear how it's done. Cruising between locations, you roll past the murals and corners of the city the guide points out along the way.
The whole thing runs about two hours. It's a relaxed, sit-back format — no pedaling, no walking a mile between taprooms — that's built around drinking your way through Nashville's craft beer and spirits scene with someone else driving.
Why it works for the group
For a bachelorette, this is the easygoing party-transport block that isn't a party bus or a pedal tavern. The open-air cart makes it social and photogenic, the guide takes care of getting everyone from taproom to taproom, and 20–25 minutes a stop keeps the group moving through four spots without anyone getting stuck. It's a great afternoon anchor — boozy but low-key, a nice bridge between a chill day and a bigger night.
Because it hits real breweries and distilleries rather than tourist bars, it feels like you actually sampled the local scene, and the murals between stops give the crew a rolling backdrop for photos.
Planning tips
When to book: The cart has limited seats, so book once your headcount's set and confirm through the Viator listing. Weekend afternoons go first.
What to budget: Expect a per-person price in the $$ range (2026) for the tour and transport; drinks at each stop are paid separately, so budget for tastings on top.
Time to set aside: Plan for about two hours. Book it mid-to-late afternoon so you roll off the cart and straight into dinner or the honky-tonks.
Good to know
- Where: Downtown Nashville, visiting up to four breweries and/or distilleries.
- Duration: About 2 hours, ~20–25 minutes per stop.
- Price: $$ per person (2026) for tour and transport; drinks purchased separately.
- What's included: Golf-cart transport, a local guide, and the route between stops.
- Best for: A relaxed, boozy afternoon of local taprooms with someone else driving.
