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Lenoir City Barrel House

Tennessee Brew Works’ Lenoir City Barrel House is NOW OPEN! Situated 30 minutes outside Knoxville, the city is informally known as the Lakeway to the Smokies. This new Tennessee Brew Works location is a 22,000 square foot, former fire station located at 200 East Depot Street in the center of Lenoir City. 

It features similarities to the Nashville location, with a large offering of Tennessee Brew Works beers on tap. The Lenoir City taproom also focuses on beer-centric food with cuisine inspired by, and often utilizing Tennessee Brew Works craft beer in recipes. With an expanded kitchen, the Barrel House taproom provides an even greater array of food offerings and more menu possibilities to coincide with a large private event space.

“We are excited to bring a unique and family friendly experience to Lenoir City,” said Alex Leibow, Tennessee Brew Works’ executive chef. “Staying true to our mission, we are focusing on sourcing local ingredients, creating a strong working relationship with the community, and ultimately delivering the best of Tennessee and craft beer in our culinary creations.” 

The Lenoir City Barrel House also serves as a sports and live music venue, showing college and professional sports games and presenting musical performances from the area and beyond.

Tennessee Brew Works is an independently owned and operated craft brewery that opened in 2013 with a mission to create high quality craft beer that pays homage to the land, traditions, and culture of Tennessee. An award-winning brewery, they more recently won a bronze medal in the coveted Great American Beer Festival competition for the Farmer’s Beat farmhouse ale, a collaboration between the brewery and Delvin Farms, the largest Community Support Agriculture (“CSA”) farm in the state.

Tennessee Brew Works proudly introduced the Tennessee Grain Initiative, with hopes of establishing a new cash crop for the state. We officially created the state’s first All-Tennessee grain beers in 2018, partnering with Batey Farms (Murfreesboro, TN), the Tennessee Department of Agriculture and Tennessee State Parks. The all-Tennessee grain State Park Blonde ale is notably the official beer of the Tennessee State Parks and benefits the Tennessee State Parks Conservancy for the preservation of our state parks. We also partnered with Willis Farms (Hillsboro, TN) as a major grain supplier too.

“We owe a special thanks to Mayor Aikens, the City Council, and the people of Lenoir City for welcoming Tennessee Brew Works to their wonderful city,” said Christian Spears, founder and president of Tennessee Brew Works. “We believe East Tennesseans will share our enthusiasm for this exciting vision of our new home at the Lakeway to the Smokies.”