Nashville Hot Chicken & Whiskey Tour - Skip the lines!
Description
When people ask what Nashville tastes like, the answer is simple: hot chicken and Tennessee whiskey. This tour serves them up together in one unforgettable experience, blending fiery flavors with smooth sips and plenty of local storytelling along the way.
Your adventure begins with a small-group welcome, then it’s off to one of the city’s legendary hot chicken joints. You’ll learn how this spicy dish became a Nashville staple, with the chance to try it at your preferred heat level—whether you’re a spice daredevil or more of a mild sampler. Pair it with Southern sides, and you’ll quickly understand why hot chicken is more than food here—it’s culture.
Next, you’ll dive into the world of Tennessee whiskey. At a celebrated local distillery, your guide walks you through the craft and history behind Nashville’s most beloved spirit. Along the way, you’ll taste a curated selection of whiskeys and cocktails, each one offering a new perspective on what goes into every pour.
More than just eating and drinking, this experience gives you insider knowledge of Nashville’s neighborhoods and food scene. Your local guide ties it all together with stories that connect the city’s flavors to its people, its music, and its traditions.
By the end, you’ll leave with a satisfied stomach, a happy buzz, and the kind of memories that only come from tasting the true spirit of Nashville.
What's Included
Frequently Asked Questions
How spicy is the hot chicken?
You can choose your heat level, from mild to fiery.
Are vegetarian or non-spicy options available?
Yes, alternatives are available at most stops—just let your guide know.
How much whiskey is included?
You’ll enjoy several tastings, enough to sample without overdoing it.
Is transportation included?
Yes, you’ll travel comfortably between stops with your group.
Do I need to be 21+?
Yes, valid ID is required for whiskey tastings.
Is this tour walking-intensive?
Most of the tour involves seated tastings with short walks.
Can I buy bottles or food to-go?
Absolutely—distilleries and restaurants often sell bottles, sauces, or snacks.