Sip sustainably during Nashville’s Earth Month Coffee Crawl

Coinciding with Food Waste Prevention Week, Urban Green Lab and Compost Nashville partnered to bring back the interactive foodie event all of April.

An iced drink in a glass cup with a bronze metal straw. The liquid inside the cup is a gradient gold color on top and a darker brown towards the bottom. It's garnished with a grapefruit peel. There's half a grapefruit propped up against the glass, which sits in front of plants.

Flora + Fauna uses grapefruit juice for syrup before garnishing the submission with the peel. | Photo via Flora + Fauna

Urban Green Lab and Compost Nashville are showcasing cafes grounded in sustainability with the return of the Earth Month Coffee Crawl.

Seven spots are serving up specialty drinks through Wednesday, April 30. If you visit all of them and submit your punch card, you could win a two-night stay at a Tennessee State Park, a $125 gift card to The Good Fill, Patagonia goodies, and more.

Consider this a taste test:

  • Forevermore Coffee | That’s the way… | Iced mocha with mocha cold foam, topped with gluten-free cookie crumbles and a gummy worm
  • Fido | Gaia | Cherry and white chocolate matcha made with oat milk
  • Flora + Fauna | Pomona | Grapefruit mint espresso soda
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