Many of us dedicate the month of January as a time to rewind holiday indulgences. We resolve to exercise more and consume less – especially of the sugar plum sweets variety.
With a commitment to make several small changes during the long, cold months of winter, we’ll be jazzed up like spring chickens by March – and maybe a little slimmer, trimmer and healthier! Read the rest of this entry »
Thanksgiving is the official kickoff of the holiday season. The five weeks between November 24 and January 1 will be full of fireside celebrations and spontaneous, friendly neighbor drop-ins. There’s an opportunity for a party at any moment. Cherokee Distributing wants you to be the perfectly prepared host with libations and refreshments easily on hand. Read the rest of this entry »
As if long, sunny days weren’t enough cause to celebrate, the summer brings the most notable and patriotic of American holidays: the Fourth of July.
The Fourth guarantees fun times for all whether you plan to grill out with friends, head to the lake with family or enjoy a neighborhood block party.
Along with fireworks shows, star-spangled décor and the playing of patriotic tunes, toasting our country with a cold beer is another great American pastime. So, pick up a few festive bottles of “red, white and blue,” and enjoy the long weekend: Read the rest of this entry »
As temperatures warm, we’re starting to think about sunny weekend getaways and fun summer road trips. But, sometimes it’s hard to figure out a fresh vacation plan that won’t break the bank or be a bore.
Did you know there are many breweries around our region that are less than a day’s drive away? From East Tennessee to down in the Louisiana Bayou, there are several terrific breweries that give tours of their facilities so you can get a firsthand glimpse – and maybe a taste – of the brewing process. Whether you’re taking a daytrip or skipping town for a week, a brewery tour is must-do for your vacation itinerary this summer.
On Tap is here to give you the lowdown on getting out of town and learning more about how your favorite beers are made: Read the rest of this entry »
The largest full moon in 18 years, nicknamed Supermoon, appeared in the night sky on March 19, 2011. This orbital beauty occurred due to the moon’s close proximity to Earth, and if you observed the Supermoon that evening, you saw that it was stunning.
The full moon is full of myths and mystery. Many believe that it can cause a sane person to behave strangely. Lunatic – synonymous with crazy, foolish and harebrained – comes from the word lunar, which means pertaining to the moon.
In storybooks and movies, werewolves howl and witches dance in the moonlight. The moon has played leading roles in some of the best films in history like Moonstruck and the Twilight Saga movies. Read the rest of this entry »
Spring is here, and Cherokee Distributing Company wants to make sure you know that we offer delicious drinks beyond our extensive portfolio of beers.
The days are warmer and longer. The sun shines brighter, and people just seem happier – must be the sunny Vitamin D mixed with the dogwoods and tulips! Cherokee Distributing Company is out delivering many spring libations that will whet your whistle and keep you cool through the spring and summer months. Read the rest of this entry »
Last week we learned some of the lingo associated with the beer brewing process. This week, On Tap explains the differences between the various types of beer. We’ll also shed some light on some of the breweries they come from. Read the rest of this entry »
After enjoying holiday party buffets and sweet treats like candy canes, gingerbread houses and cookies galore, it’s understandable that many people make a New Year’s Resolution to lose weight. Read the rest of this entry »
The Highland Brewing Company of Asheville, NC, is partnering with the Sunspot Restaurant in Knoxville, TN, 
for a delectable beer tasting dinner on December 13. Savor five gourmet courses paired with a selection of Highland Brewing Company’s favorite beers.
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The Pilgrims were fanatical about a few things: fleeing religious persecution in England, surviving passage across the “big pond” and making sure their beer barrels did not run dry. Read the rest of this entry »
