With 105 beers on tap and 155 in cans and bottles, el Bait Shop is the undisputed king of beer bars. See their top 10 selling beers: http://dmreg.com/yGt6jC Read more.
AJ’s looks like any other bar, until the big beer cooler catches your eye. Stocked with 61 different cans and bottles (plus 5 on tap), AJ’s has a much broad selection: http://dmreg.com/NEOt0N Read more.
It’s a popular destination for bikers (both motor and foot-powered), with traditional domestics dominating the list. Cheap and cold goes a long way at GTs. http://dmreg.com/VBOQbg Read more.
The bar is well-stocked with OIde Main beers from just across the street, along with strong showings from the Knoxville brewery Peace Tree. http://dmreg.com/2GLvpn Read more.
If a beer is made in the United Kingdom, The Royal Mile will probably have it. Follow the link for more about the pub: http://dmreg.com/HmtGkR Read more.
Upstairs from the Royal Mile is its sister bar, the Red Monk. The bar focuses on Belgian beers, offering an assortment of 101 bottles and cans and 12 beers on tap. http://dmreg.com/w8qRBr Read more.
Like a true British pub, Limey’s isn’t flashy. It lets the beer do the talking. http://dmreg.com/yVsQ7N Read more.
