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Tennessee's craft beer scene was non-existent prior to the 1990s. The entire industry sat dormant thanks to restrictive laws and an extremely conservative approach to alcohol - including two prohibitions. Nashville was a beer desert that was desperate for someone creative and passionate beer experts to come along and change everything.
Welcome to Mashville: A podcast that examines the improbable history of craft beer in Nashville Tennessee.
Mashville is presented by: M.L. Rose Neighborhood Pub
Music by: Them Vibes
Narration by: Chris Chamberlain, Braden Gall
Written by: Chris Chamberlain, Braden Gall
Edited by: Ambriehl Crutchfield
Produced, Engineered by: Ambriehl Crutchfield
English
United States
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