Fat Bottom Brewing

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

With only 6 lines, there wasn't a whole lot of selection to choose from. So I naturally just ordered a flight of all the beers to try out. For the most part they were pretty decent, but nothing in the flight overly wowed me. I wouldn't say that any of the beers were bad, but pretty simple, not much complexity or depth going on.

The two most redeeming qualities about the place where the stage set up for bands and the outdoor patio area. Both were very nice amenities and added to the overall personality of the brewery. This seemed more like a neighborhood hangout with decent beers than a craft beer travelers destination to seek out. I'd recommend it more for the locals to stop in as a place to unwind.

 

 

Great all around place. Very welcoming. Beer was fantastic

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

There are definitely better tasting beer selections from local Nashville brewers, however, Fat Bottom's tap room is a great hang and the staff are usually really friendly. I usually drink the Ruby Red as I feel that it's fairly unique for the Nashville market.

Was in Nashville this past weekend and checked out the brewery. It lived up to the reviews I had read. Really cool little place. When you walk in you don't really know what to expect but then you come to the Taproom and it opens up to a really cool rustic bar. They also have a beer garden if you want to hangout outside. It was had very nice landscaping and had hanging lights to keep it lit at dark. I had the four beer sampler flight and a pint while I was there. The flight I had contained Ida - golden ale, Ruby - red ale, Black Betty - black ipa, and Red Betty- a mixture of red ale and the ipa. I then got a pint of the golden ale. All in all I had a good time and would definitly go back.