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Alan Jackson Adds Distiller to His Nashville Résumé

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Alan Jackson's Silverbelly Whiskey Distillery and Museum opened its doors on Thursday, June 25, giving the singer a permanent home in town beyond the recording studio. The space pairs a working distillery with a museum, a combination that turns a stop for whiskey into a stop through Jackson's own history. For a city that has always measured its icons by what they build here as much as what they sing, a project bearing his name is a fitting addition to the map.

With reporting from Nashville Guru.

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