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Cool Springs Wines & Spirits' Beer Selection

BEER SELECTION
FAST FACTS


What classifies a beer as "high-gravity"?
Beers above 6.2% alcohol

Number of unique beers in our selection
Over 300 different options

Can I buy singles?
Yes, we encourage that so
you can taste test.


If you haven't been by the store recently, you must come by and visit our beer corner. It now features new and easy to see signage! We’re really excited about it here at Cool Springs Wines & Spirits.

Why a beer corner? For those of you new to the interesting beer laws in Tennessee, it breaks down like this. To sell any beer above 6.2% alcohol, you must have a liquor license. Thus you can’t find many of the best beers available in grocery or regular beer stores. To get the best IPAs, seasonals, stouts, barley wines, meades, porters, Belgians, bocks, etc…you have to go to a bar or a liquor store like Cool Springs Wines & Spirits. If you’re a beer lover, you must stop by and see our selection.


FEATURED BEER REVIEW
Updated May 20, 2013
New Belgium Heavenly Feijoa Tripel

Sam AdamsCracking out a cold beer for Memorial Day?  The CSWS staff recommends you try something different this weekend, like the New Belgium “Lips of Faith” Series Heavenly Feijoa Tripel.  This Belgium style tripel is collaboration with Boulder Colorado based New Belgium and Montreal based brewer Diea du Ciel! The beer is brewed with hibiscus and feijoa fruit. Feijoa, also known as pineapple guava, has a sweet, aromatic flavor, which makes the aroma of Heavenly Feijoa Tripel luscious and tropical. The oddball ingredients of this beer come across in the nose with tart apple peel and slight floral notes from the hibiscus. The tart apple taste is the dominant flavor with a distinct lack of yeast or bready flavor on the pallet, which is common in most tripels. Hurry in and stock up for Memorial Day weekend!