Children play on the lawn while their parents sample beers at this ever-expanding brewery. Inside, enjoy a flight of the easy-drinking brews at one of the picnic tables, all flanked by enormous vats. The Bluff City Blonde Ale is their longest-running beer. Solo travelers will do just fine at this amiable spot.
Natchez Brew Co
Mississippi
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