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Left to right, Charlie and Andy Nelson I have not hidden my feelings about wanting Andy and Charlie Nelson to regain control over their family’s legacy distillery, Nelson’s Green Brier Distillery, since they sold the operation and brands to international spirits conglomerate Constellation Brands Inc. in 2024. I celebrated their work on Belle Meade Bourbon as a welcome revival in Best of Nashville, noting that their former home was missing a certain je ne sais quoi without them. I wrote: “Even though Nelson’s Green Brier Distillery is still a pretty cool space for a tour or to see a musical act, it is pretty much devoid of any actual Nelson brothers.” I hoped that the BON recognitions would remind folks of their progress regaining access to their original Belle Meade Bourbon and Louisa's Coffee Caramel Pecan Liqueur on the way to reacquiring the entire company.

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