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Lemon Groove

Lemon Groove

India Pale Ale

7.5 ABV

Lemon Groove IPA celebrates fresh, bright flavors in a refreshing quaff perfect for the transition from summer into fall in Tennessee. The beer features citrus-forward hops, a touch of lemon, and Chamomile Tea from Tennessee-based Firepot Nomadic Teas that lends an herbal floral component with lightly sweet earthy notes to balance the scales.

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Hear The Music

A Groovy Playlist to Go With Your Beer

Meet The Team

Behind The Beer

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TIM MOORE

Production Manager | Blackberry Farm Brewery

Favorite Style of Music to Wake Up With: Something Jazzy/Funky. Que Herbie Hancock’s album “Head Hunters”, please and thanks!

Favorite Music to Power Through Your Work Day: Good ol’ Classic Rock. Led Zeppelin’s album “Physical Graffiti” is utterly brilliant; in particular, Ten Years Gone. Gets me going every time!

Favorite Wind-Down Music at the End of the Day: Something live from the Grateful Dead archive. I am particularly fond of their early 80’s shows right now. October 10, 1982 is, in my opinion, one of the best shows of the early 80’s. A must listen for any Dead Head worth their salt!

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SARAH SCARBOROUGH

Owner | Firepot Nomadic Teas

Favorite Song to Wake Up With: Jessie Baylin “Jersey Girl”

Favorite Song to Power Through Your Work Day: Hayley Williams “Petals for Armor”

Favorite Wind-Down Song at the End of the Day: Karen Elson “Green”

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GREER MICELI

Graphic Designer | Blackberry Farm

Favorite Style of Music to Wake Up With: Singer Songwriter/Soft Folk. I’m into Bedouine’s self-titled album right now, and every morning playlist must include James Taylor.

Favorite Music to Power Through Your Work Day: I’m listening to Tobe Nwigwe’s “moMINTS”, JID’s “The Forever Story”, and Vince Staples “Ramona Park Broke My Heart”. 2022 has been a great year for hip-hop.

Favorite Wind-Down Music at the End of the Day: 80’s – 90’s alternative. Some favorites are The Brian Jonestown Massacre’s “Their Satanic Majesties’ Second Request”, and The Chills’ “Kaleidescope World”.