Posts Tagged ‘Nashville’
Brewery Underground Podcast
Scott Mertie, founder of Nashville Brewing Company, was interviewed on the Brewery Underground Podcast about Nashville’s rich brewing history, his personal beer memorabilia collection, beer ratings and more.
Read MoreHistory of Beer with Scott Mertie
Scott Mertie is the founder of Nashville Brewing Company. He is also a beer historian, beer memorabilia collector and author of “Nashville Brewing”, a book about the history of beer in Nashville. Watch this video to hear Scott talk about Tennessee’s brewing history and how the industry has evolved.
Read MoreNashville Brewing Company names 2022 Beer Queen at annual Oktoberfest
Kelsey Simon from Nashville was chosen as the 2022 “Bierkönigin” or Beer Queen (aka Fest Queen), a Bavarian tradition dating back centuries, at the Nashville Brewing Company and Blackstone Brewing Company annual Oktoberfest celebration.
Read MoreFaith in business
Faith in Business host talks with Scott Mertie, co-founder of Nashville Brewing Company, about how his very active faith life intertwines with his work life.
Read MoreNew historical marker recognizes Vine Hill estate and horse farm
A new historical marker recognizing the Vine Hill estate and horse farm was unveiled on Friday, April 1, 2022 (William Gerst’s 175th birthday) at the intersection of Benton and Bransford Avenues (near the new Nashville Soccer Club stadium).
Read MoreNashville Brewing Company hosts annual Oktoberfest
Nashville Brewing Company will have its annual Oktoberfest celebration on Saturday, October 2nd at the Blackstone Brewery on 2312 Clifton Ave, Nashville TN.
Read MoreNew historical marker recognizes the Gerst House restaurant
“As Nashville continues to grow, I think it is exceptional that we are still honoring the history of Nashville institutions such as the Gerst House. Every new marker that we install just adds to the richness of our understanding of early life in Middle Tennessee and the integral part that brewing had in it. The Historical Commission is so thankful to have the support of community partners like Scott Mertie, who is a tireless advocate for remembering our past, especially when it comes to beer.”
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