You can find New Heights Brewing Company at 928 Rep John Lewis Way S, Nashville, TN 37203 in South Nashville. It's in a somewhat commercial or light industrial area and there's active construction across the street. You'll need to park along the street but be careful not to block any entrances (one at the lot across the street has a rolling gate) during office hours.I'm not sure what the intent of this building on original build, but the Mid-Century Modern butterfly roof had my attention. The interior is post-industrial concrete with day-glow signage, lots of tables and a bar that stretches across the back wall - you can see some of the brewhouse through a window behind the bar - looks like the level drops so even more room for fermenters and brights. The brewery had a decidedly punk-rock feel to it - much like the original Masquerade location in Atlanta - sort of a "good enough to drink beer" demeanor.We arrived somewhat late in the evening - it was crowded walking in but the crowd left shortly after we sat down waiting for the rest of our party - not sure if we didn't fit in and that was the response? Probably more about timing than anything. As usual I asked about flights - nope but they do 5-6 oz pours.* Whiskey Mango Foxtrot Fruited Sour 3.5/5 - Fairly neutral sour with tart body, light mango note and clear body. Finishes dry, somewhat bright and dry.* Kinda Fancy Cream Ale 4/5 - Sweet tropical notes in this easy drinker with low bitterness, finishes dry and grassy.* Space Jorts Imperial IPA 4.3/5 - Good amount of citrus and tropicals in this imperial NEIPA, finishes dry and hoppy with some bitterness, the ABV is well concealed.* Peanut Butter & Jell B.A. Gobsmacked 4/5 - Sweet, roasted peanut nose and a jolly rancher grape that somewhat overpowers any toffee note I'd expect from the barrel. Dry sweet finish.In all the service was pretty good but some of the questions I asked did get some weird looks - can't say I felt particularly welcome. The beer was a mixed-bag - what I thought I would like the most I liked the least. The Gobsmacked was just way to sweet for me, and I tend to like sweet beers - it was interesting but I would have been unhappy taking home a bottle untasted. We had our drinks and left instead of doing some further sampling. I'll give it one more try the next time I'm in Nashville to see if more of the same.
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"Rooftop bar hopping is always fun with family and friends. The proof is located inside the W Nashville Hotel on the 13th floor. We were immediately carded exiting the elevator, so 21 and up. The ambiance was quiet and comfortable--lots of indoor and outdoor seating. We ordered drinks, but unfortunately, they were not good. I love the decor and wall art. We had a lovely time, and the weather was perfect for a Saturday summer night. No DJ, but did I mention the gorgeous view?"
"I know people love live music and this is the Nashville suburbs where even the *McDonald's* has a stage! So when the band arrived on this Saturday afternoon and started setting up, I wasn't surprised. But it did mean that after I finished the current beer, it was time to pack up and move along. Family-friendly place with lots of kids literally running about. Great beers. A food truck INSIDE the warehouse. And the wifi worked really well. I had a nice time.[Review 1221 of 2024 - 536 in Tennessee - 22244 overall]"
