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Good Deed: Breweries resume philanthropic plan to support Tennessee state parks

Hazy Trails was brewed specifically as a collaboration to between Tennessee Brew Works and Five Wits Brewing Co. to help raise funds for the Tennessee State Parks Conservancy. / Contributed photo
Hazy Trails was brewed specifically as a collaboration to between Tennessee Brew Works and Five Wits Brewing Co. to help raise funds for the Tennessee State Parks Conservancy. / Contributed photo Hazy Trails was brewed specifically as a collaboration to between Tennessee Brew Works and Five Wits Brewing Co. to help raise funds for the Tennessee State Parks Conservancy. / Contributed photo

Nashville’s Tennessee Brew Works (“TBW”) and Chattanooga’s Five Wits Brewing Co. (“FWB”) have teamed up to benefit Tennessee State Parks through their collaboration, Hazy Trails IPA.

This new collaboration beer, Hazy Trails, was brewed specifically to help raise funds for the Tennessee State Parks Conservancy.

Hazy Trails IPA, a limited release, was tapped at both Tennessee Brew Works, 809 Ewing Avenue in Nashville, and Five Wits Brewing Co., 1501 Long Street in Chattanooga, June 24, and portions of the proceeds will go to benefit the Tennessee State Parks Conservancy.

“Bringing people and communities together is what we believe in – it is the centerpiece of every decision we make at Five Wits Brewing,” said Nathan Michaels, co-founder of Five Wits Brewing. “We consider it a great privilege to work with both Tennessee Brew Works and Tennessee State Parks to heighten awareness for something we passionately support, but also to bring all communities together to support each other.”

Paul Lindsley