Thu, Feb 08, 2018
6:00PM

Yoga and Whiskey | Nelson's Green Brier Distillery

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We're heading back to The Oak Room at Nelson's Green Brier Distillery for the first Yoga & Whiskey of the year. We'll ease our way out of Winter hibernation with yoga followed by a tour and delicious whiskey tasting. Class will be held right inside The Oak Room facing barrels full of Green Brier Tennessee Whiskey. Afterward, Charlie Nelson, co-owner of the distillery, will tour us through the production floor while sharing his story of the history and founding of Nelson's Green Brier Distillery, ending in the Tasting Room, where we'll sample their wonderful Tennessee Whiskey and flagship Belle Meade Bourbon.

Doors will open at 6pm and class begins at 6:30. The tour + tasting will take place from 7:30-8:30.

What is Yoga & Whiskey?

The creators of Yoga On The Field bring you a series of celebrations for yogis and whiskey-lovers, and most especially, those who are both. Attendees start with a yoga class led by distinguished local instructors right inside the host distillery. Afterward, guests tour the distillery, learn about its history and processes, and end with a tasting.

Meet the instructor: Amanda Bell of Hot Yoga Plus

Amanda is an Army Brat, marathon runner, Yogi and lover of all things music. Amanda began her personal practice in 2003 after she started attending classes at Penn State. Amanda quickly realized yoga helped with her stress reduction and overall happiness, and she hasn't stopped practicing since! She hopes to spread the benefits of yoga to other's who may also suffer with anxiety because she believes that yoga is the key to getting out of your head and into your body. Moving is medicine! Her teaching style can be described as playful, energetic, and challenging! 

Meet the distiller: Charlie Nelson

Charlie Nelson is the namesake of his triple-great grandfather, Charles Nelson, a German immigrant whose drive and ingenuity built the most productive distillery in Tennessee -- until Prohibition shut it down. Now, with his brother Andy, Charlie is bringing back the legendary Tennessee whiskey and Bourbon that were once known and loved the world over.