Celebrate and Support Tennessee State Parks with Beer

Nashville- and Lenoir City-based Tennessee Brew Works, creator of the iconic State Park Blonde Ale, is expanding its partnership with Tennessee State Parks to celebrate and support our great park system. Just in time for the 250-year anniversary of the U.S.A., the brewery is releasing a new iteration of the State Park Variety Pack, a mixed 12-pack of Tennessee State Parks-themed 12 oz. canned craft beers. Like the State Park Blonde Ale, a portion of proceeds from State Park Variety Pack case sales will benefit the parks.

The State Park Variety Pack will showcase four different beers: Fiery Gizzard Red Ale, Head of the Crow German-Style Bock Lager, Savage Gulf IPA and, of course, the State Park Blonde Ale. It will be available at most of the state parks that offer concessions, including Paris Landing State Park, Montgomery Bell State Park, Fall Creek Falls State Park, and many others, as well as state park golf courses across Tennessee. These beers will also be available at both Tennessee Brew Works taprooms, located at 809 Ewing Ave., Nashville, and 200 East Depot Street, Lenoir City, starting June 26, 2026.

The Tennessee State Parks Conservancy is the statewide nonprofit fundraising partner of Tennessee State Parks, bringing together donors, community partners, and the state to enhance park experiences for all. Through philanthropic support, the Conservancy funds projects and programs that preserve Tennessee’s natural landscapes and contribute to the long-term health of both Tennessee lands and communities.

Tennessee Brew Works is an avid supporter of Tennessee State Parks and the Tennessee State Parks Conservancy. In 2017, the two partnered to create a new Tennessee craft beer, “State Park Blonde Ale,” with a portion of sales benefiting the mission of Tennessee State Parks. To date, the partnership has raised nearly $70,000 to support programs like school field trip scholarships and park accessibility enhancements.

“As we celebrate our nation’s 250th anniversary, Tennessee State Parks continue to show why they’re some of the most inspiring places in our state,” said Deputy Commissioner Brian Clifford. “We’re thrilled to partner with Tennessee Brew Works on this special release. Their creativity and commitment help us enhance these incredible parks so Tennesseans and visitors alike can enjoy them for generations to come.”

“Like so many Tennesseans, Tennessee State Parks hold a special place in our hearts,” said Christian Spears, founder and president of Tennessee Brew Works. “Through these unique offerings, we will continue to strive for greater awareness and critical support for the Tennessee State Parks Conservancy, helping ensure that our treasured parks will be preserved and enjoyed.”

Tennessee Brew Works encourages folks to consume beer responsibly.