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Old Glory Restaurant & Silo Park is located in Clarksville, Tennessee.

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“We’re a Tennessee Bourbon distillery located in a part of America that doesn’t worship novelty or look favorably upon flashes in the pan. How do we know? We grew up here in Clarksville, Tennessee, and our give-a-damn runs pretty high.”

– Matt Cunningham, Proprietor

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What Makes Tennessee Bourbon … Tennessee?

Not all bourbon is Tennessee Bourbon. While all bourbon must be made in the U.S. and follow strict regulations—at least 51% corn, aged in new charred oak barrels, and distilled to specific proofs—Tennessee Bourbon takes it a step further.


As a Tennessee distillery, we follow the Lincoln County Process, a signature step that sets Tennessee whiskey and bourbon apart. Before aging, the whiskey is slowly filtered through sugar maple charcoal, refining the spirit and giving it the smooth character Tennessee is known for.


At Old Glory Distilling Co., we take this tradition seriously. Every batch is distilled, aged, and bottled right here in Clarksville, Tennessee, using locally sourced grains and time-honored methods. Because making bourbon the Tennessee way isn’t just a process—it’s a commitment to quality, and it’s one we don’t take lightly.

Two bottles of Old Glory Distilling Co.'s Bottled-in-Bond Tennessee Bourbon and Tennessee Whiskey, each adorned with a 2024 American Craft Spirits Association award medal. The bottles are set on a wooden barrel, with a background of stacked aging barrels in the distillery warehouse.
Fermentation tanks at Old Glory Distilling Co., filled with grain mash in the whiskey-making process.
A copper column still and pot still inside Old Glory Distilling Co., used for whiskey production. Stainless steel fermentation tanks and additional distillation equipment are visible in the background, along with a windowed view of the distillery’s tasting room.
A wooden barrel filled with golden corn kernels, surrounded by other barrels containing different grains. These grains are essential ingredients in the whiskey-making process at Old Glory Distilling Co.
A large warehouse at Old Glory Distilling Co., filled with neatly stacked wooden barrels used for aging whiskey. The barrels are arranged in high stacks, showcasing the scale of production and the traditional aging process. Warm lighting highlights the natural wood tones of the barrels.
Distiller at Old Glory Distilling Co. measuring proof levels in a stainless steel tank.
A whiskey thief draws bourbon from a barrel into an Old Glory Distilling Co. tasting glass inside the barrelhouse.
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Bottling process at Old Glory Distilling Co., where Tennessee whiskey is being carefully filled into glass bottles by hand.
Two distillers at Old Glory Distilling Co. emptying a bourbon barrel, filtering the aged whiskey into a tank for bottling.
Dueling Pianos is back this Saturday, April 26th! Join us in the Silo Park from 7–9:30 PM. 

The Silo Bar will be serving up drinks and sandwiches all night long! Planning to join us? Come early and grab dinner inside the restaurant before the show.

Family friendly and free to attend. We’ll see you Saturday!
Ever wondered what makes a great barrel? Why Tennessee whiskey has to go through sugar maple charcoal? Or what Matt’s go-to pour is after a long day?

Now’s your chance to ask.

Every 3rd Monday of the month, we’re answering your questions in stories — straight from the distillery floor. Drop your questions anytime, and we’ll tackle them one pour at a time.
Happy Easter from all of us at Old Glory!

We're open today from 10AM to 10PM. Wishing everyone a peaceful, joy-filled Sunday.
Your Saturday Plans = Handled

Looking for a solid way to spend your Saturday? We’ve got you covered.

- Start with a Distillery Tour
- Grab Brunch in the Restaurant
- Visit the bottle shop
- Stick around for Live Music in Silo Park starting at 3 PM

Whether you’re local or making a day trip to Clarksville, this is the kind of Saturday that checks all the boxes.

Tag a friend you want to bring along—and we’ll see you at Old Glory!