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Tennessee Flavors, Nashville's Premier Annual Tasting Event set for March 5th - Clarksville Online - Clarksville News, Sports, Events and Information - Vimarsana News

Tennessee Flavors, Nashville's Premier Annual Tasting Event set for March 5th - Clarksville Online - Clarksville News, Sports, Events and Information

Nashville, TN - Local and regional food and beverage artisans are coming together for the annual Tennessee Flavors presented by Amazon on Tuesday, March

Food Notes: Ashland City brewery to close - Vimarsana News

Food Notes: Ashland City brewery to close

Also: Italian eatery to open in ex-Demos’ space in March; Slim & Husky's preps Franklin outpost

Food & Drink 2023: New Brew Review - Vimarsana News

Food & Drink 2023: New Brew Review

From Smith & Lentz and Southern Grist to New Heights, TailGate and beyond, Nashville’s craft beer scene continues to boom

Mixed-use project eyed for The Nations - Vimarsana News

Mixed-use project eyed for The Nations

Residential buildings could join warehouse accommodating four breweries

January opening eyed for brewery in The Nations - Vimarsana News

January opening eyed for brewery in The Nations

Czann’s owner preps for new home after closing SoBro facility Czann's Brewing Co. is slated to be open in The Nations by January’s end. Ken Rebman, Czann’s founder and president, said work is being finalized on the future brewery and taproom space at 4909 Indiana Ave., which at one time accommodated the sanctuary of a church (pictured). The effort to move to the city’s west side comes as Rebman closed his SoBro brewing facility to the public last Sunday. Originally, Rebman was to have moved to The Nations in March but COVID-19, among other factors, altered the timeline.