Cedar Creek Brewing Co.

Discovered this satellite location over the holiday weekend. Sits on a Nashville side street off the main path, and even then, it sits off the path of the side street. Equates to => well hidden. It's a small unpresuming building with undercover outdoor seating and an interior high ceiling with a cement floor with a food truck parked outside of the building, Their Black IPA was outstanding but the overall impression = they are in a perfect position to cater to a transient macro tourist crowd.

Stopped in here for a beer while visiting shops with my wife. If you're already in Southern Indiana, you know it's unlikely to stumble across a hidden gem. This place will serve you a beer that's drinkable, and make your day less painful. The taproom is newer as of this writing and rustic in theme. They had live acoustic music on the porch. There's a bar where you order (no table service) with a couple tvs. I had a festbier that was ok and my wife had the Hefe which was also just ok. There's an embedded food truck, but we had just eaten, so I can't speak to the quality of food. They had 15 of their beers on tap with a few available as 4x16 cans to go.