A WHISKEY AND COCKTAIL BAR SERVING NASHVILLE’S HISTORIC GERMANTOWN NEIGHBORHOOD WITH OVER 200 WHISKEYS.
Barrel Proof embraces classic drinking and great spirits shared amongst friends and neighbors. At the bar, whiskey and beer are featured prominently, but we carry great spirits in every category. We offer hundreds whiskeys from the US and across the globe. Knowledgeable, engaging and fun bartenders are vital to Barrel Proof’s being a great neighborhood bar in Germantown with world class offerings. Our team can capably walk guests through our menu offerings or simply make someone stopping in for a shot and a beer feel at home and among friends.
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Eater Nashville
Barrel Proof, a New Orleans Whiskey Bar, Opens in Nashville
“Located next to Von Elrod’s, the heated front patio of the new space features a smattering of picnic tables that fit up to 36 people. For chillier Nash nights, the back bar inside boasts over 300 bottles, with 80 percent of them falling squarely in the whiskey category (there’s also a strong emphasis on Tennessee labels here). Seating is plentiful at the main bar, which measures over 30 feet long and is fashioned out of pine sourced from an old church in Louisiana.”
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eater nashville
NOLA’s Award-Winning Turkey and the Wolf to Pop Up at Barrel Proof
“Germantown’s recently opened Barrel Proof will host Mason Hereford of Turkey & the Wolf for a one-night collaboration. On Tuesday, March 26, you can swing by to experience the award-winning restaurant’s iconic sandwiches,”
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forbes
This Popular New Orleans Bar Now Has A Second Location In Nashville
“Depending on one's lens, Barrel Proof can be described as an upscale dive bar or an understated cocktail bar, but no matter how you see it, what’s most clear is its unapologetic sense of joie de vivre and world-class hospitality.”
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nola.com
Popular New Orleans whiskey bar opens a Nashville location with an expanded menu
“The indoor environment is strikingly similar to the New Orleans location, but Nashville's menu is extended, offering sazerac and a drink called the La Louisiane, a drink named after the bar's original home.”
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