A private four-hour tour from Nashville that combines the reclaimed history of Nathan “Nearest” Green with a hands-on look at Tennessee whiskey production. Includes roundtrip transport, guided tastings and a souvenir.
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You step into a roomy white SUV on Powell Avenue and the city recedes: billboards and strip malls give way to rolling pastures where limestone bedrock filters the creeks that help make Tennessee whiskey distinct.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
4 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for most fitness levels; involves short walks on flat concrete and gravel surfaces
Wildlife
History
Nathan “Nearest” Green was a Black master distiller who taught others, including Jack Daniel; the distillery’s interpretive programming focuses on reclaiming and sharing that legacy.
Conservation
The distillery emphasizes responsible production—barrel reuse and local sourcing where possible—and visitors are encouraged to respect grounds, avoid littering and use provided recycling bins.
Reserve your spot on the Nearest Green Distillery Tour and Tasting with Transport today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Bring photo ID
You must present a government-issued ID for tastings and alcohol service.
Confirm pickup location
Meet at the Walmart Supercenter (2421 Powell Ave) and look for the white SUV with a NoireNashville sign; arrive 10 minutes early.
Health restrictions
Not recommended for pregnant guests or travelers with heart or spinal issues—check the operator’s advisories.
Dress for mixed spaces
Wear comfortable, closed-toe shoes for walking in production areas and a light layer for cooler tasting rooms.
Government-issued photo ID
Required for alcohol tastings and proof of age.
Comfortable closed-toe shoes
Useful for navigating production-floor concrete and outdoor lot areas.
Light jacket or layer
Tasting rooms and evening drives can be cooler than outside temperatures.
fall
Small camera or phone with extra battery
Capture stills of copper stills and barrel rows—low-light indoors may drain batteries quickly.
summer