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NASHtoday is celebrating Drink Up Month in July

Drink Up Month is all about spotlighting the beverage industry in Music City — from cocktails to coffee to beer, there’s a drink in Music City for everyone. Let’s dive into what the NASHtoday team has in store this July.

A peachy cocktail with a mint for Drink Up Month

Feeling peachy? Visit Pastaria during dinner service for this $12 Perfect Peach cocktail. | Photo via Pastaria

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On your mark, get set, sip your way through Nashville’s beverage industry this July with NASHtoday’s Drink Up Month.

Whether you’re an espresso expert, a craft beer connoisseur, or a mocktail maven, there are many ways to celebrate your favorite drink all month long — starting with the specialty drinks and deals below.

Discounts + specialty drinks

  • Church & Union, 201 4th Ave. N., Ste. 101 | $10 Ghost margarita | Available during operating hours
  • ERGO, inside The Union Station Nashville Yards | $14 Lavender Haze made with Tito’s Handmade Vodka, lavender, and lemon | Available 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.
  • Killjoy, 2020 Lindell Ave. (enter through The Loading Dock) | 10% off in-store purchase at this non-alcoholic bottle shop with the verbal code “NASHtoday” | Available during operating hours
  • Ophelia’s Pizza + Bar, 401 Church St. | $10 Orange Sherbet cocktail | Available during operating hours
  • Pastaria, 8 City Blvd. | $12 Perfect Peach | Available during dinner service (5-9 p.m.)
  • The Patterson House, 1711 Division St. | Patterson House Burger (Bear Creek beef, umami onions, house pickles, American cheese, and special sauce) with fries and a Bacon Old Fashioned for $30 | Available during operating hours
  • Stompin’ Grounds, 201 8th Ave. S. (inside JW Marriott Nashville) | 50% off Bottomless Mimosas during brunch | Available from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturdays and Sundays
  • Sweeza Super Quesadilla, 1101 McKennie Ave. | 50% off agua frescas (strawberry, pineapple-celery, and horchata) with the purchase of a Sweeza Super Quesadilla | Available during operating hours
  • Waymore’s Guest House & Casual Club, 811 Main St. | $7 Tequila Rosé Spritz, $7 Vacay Marg, and $7 Fancy G&T | Available from 10 a.m. to 12 a.m.
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A agua fresca from Sweeza pairs well with the Sweeza Super Quesadilla. | Photo by Christen Clemins via Sweeza

Bonus: Mark your calendars + brush up on your beverage facts. NASHtoday is partnering with Two Hands (606 8th Ave. S.) for drink-themed trivia on Tuesday, July 18 at 7 p.m.

Food and drink specials will be offered this night only, including $19 burger and beer + $23 burger and cocktail deals. Plus, happy hour discounts will be extended through trivia ($3 off signature cocktails and $2 off beer and wine).

The Two Hands team will also launch the beginning of an ongoing trivia Tuesdays partnership with Dulce Vida cocktails that night with $8 specials.

For our beverage-loving readers, in addition to the specials above, we want to hear from you about drink-related content that sparks your interest. We’re pouring the matter into your hands to make this month of sipping count.

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