What you'll do:

You'll spend three hours eating, drinking, and getting a real taste of Nashville's food and spirits culture, starting with a guaranteed, no-wait table at Hattie B's Hot Chicken and ending with a craft beer flight at one of the city's newest breweries.

• Hot Chicken at Hattie B's: Your group gets reserved seating at one of Nashville's most iconic spots, so you skip the line and go straight to the heat.

• Distillery tour and tasting: You'll visit Corsair Distillery for a guided walkthrough of their craft operation, paired with a tasting of their small-batch spirits.

• Craft beer flight: New Heights Brewing pours your group a flight of locally made beers to round out the tasting experience.

• Comfortable transportation with a professional driver + guide: An air-conditioned bus handles all travel between stops.

This Nashville bourbon and hot chicken tour covers a lot of ground in three hours without ever feeling rushed. You leave knowing something real about the city's food and drink scene.

Why you'll love it for your group:

1. BYOB between stops: Pack a cooler and bring your own drinks for the ride, which turns the transit time into part of the fun.

2. Luxury vehicles: The fleet is new, detailed, and comfortable, so the ride between venues is never an afterthought.

3. No reservation stress: Hattie B's is one of the hardest tables in town on a weekend, and your spot is already locked in.

4. Nightlife-ready timing: The tour wraps up with enough time left in the evening to keep the party going wherever your group wants to head next.

5. Built for groups: Whether it's a bachelorette weekend, a birthday, or a group trip, the format keeps everyone together and on the same page all day.

About this experience partner:

Mint Julep Experiences has guided guests through Kentucky and Tennessee's food and spirits scenes since 2008. The company holds consistent Travelers' Choice recognition on TripAdvisor and is known for pairing deep local knowledge with clean, punctual transportation. Their guides focus on the history and craft behind each stop, not just the pours.

Additional information:

• Check-in location: The tour picks up near Rep. John Lewis Way South at 11:15 a.m., with departure at 11:30 a.m. sharp.

• Valid ID required: All guests must bring a government-issued photo ID for distillery entry and alcohol service.

• What to bring: Closed-toe shoes are required, and gratuity for your guide is appreciated (15 to 20 percent suggested).

• Dietary note: This tour does not include vegetarian food options. Guests with dietary restrictions can contact Mint Julep Experiences directly to inquire about a custom food tour.