Nashville’s Fat Bottom Brewing to open Friday
Nashville’s newest craft brewery, Fat Bottom Brewing, is opening Friday.
Fat Bottom will open its doors, kitchen and taps to the public from 4 to 10 p.m as part of a “soft opening.”
The brewery will be closed Saturday, and beginning the following Tuesday(8/21), Fat Bottom will start its normal hours: Tuesday-Friday, 4-10 p.m, Saturday, 2-10 p.m.
Fat Bottom, owned by Ben Bredesen, is in a 5,500-square-foot space in the old Fluffo Mattress building at Main Street and Ninth. Broadcast Brewing Company is also moving into the building.
Fat Bottom’s brews include: Ginger American Wheat Ale, Ruby Red American Ale, Black Betty India Black Ale, Bertha Oatmeal Stout and Java Jane Coffee Porter.
Here’s more about Fat Bottom:
Fat Bottom’s full-flavored brews are bigger and more exciting than other beers in town. Our signature brews represent a sophisticated array of styles perfected over many years, with a few unique twists. Ben has refined each recipe and sourced the highest quality ingredients for every batch of specially crafted Fat Bottom beer.
Our beer is unfiltered, so you can savor the unique cloudy appearance and subtle flavors that truly bring craft beer to life. We like the bolder hops flavors, distinct body of aromas, and the beautiful color compounds that come from the natural grains. Unfiltered beers also have more nutrients from yeast and barley malt, including B vitamins which have been shown to reduce the effects of hangovers… a little added benefit for those of us who seriously love beer. [source]
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