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Spirits and Soul Fest puts the whiskey back into Memphis

By William T. Cheek III on May 2, 2019
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05.03.19

Old Dominick Distillery and the Tennessee Whiskey Trail hosted the first Tennessee whiskey festival in Memphis since at least Prohibition.

On Friday, April 26, more than 20 Tennessee distillers from across the state poured samples and educated consumers about Tennessee spirits at the South Main Trolley Night in Memphis’ Historic Arts District. 

Spirits & Soul festivities concluded with a block party outside Old Dominick, while industry experts conducted two educational seminars:

  • Stories from pioneers of the TN Whiskey Trail and its economic development impact
  • Fundamentals of classic cocktail class

We snapped a few photos of this historic occasion for your enjoyment. 

You can read more about the Fest here.  E-mail us if you would like full-size copies of our photos.

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