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Feed Table and Tavern

Chattanooga, TN · $$

Inebrious Beverage Program Score: 88 out of 100

Inebrious

Beverage Program Score

Editorial review: 2026-09-10

Editor: Micah Rousey

How we score

The editorial take

A cocktail bar with a serious spirits library and a menu that runs from domestics to fancy cocktails. The whiskey and bourbon list is the centerpiece, with allocated bottles and local whiskey alongside three pour sizes. Cocktails lean on house-made syrups and fresh juices, and the wine, beer, and mocktail lists each carry real breadth rather than token options.

What should I order?
Start with The Smoking Gun, which uses Whiskey Reserve, Antica Carpano, house-made ginger beer, and muddled Bordeaux cherries. For a lighter pour, the Passion Fruit Margarita adds Chinola and a Tajin salt rim.
Who will enjoy this place?
Whiskey drinkers who want allocated bourbons and local bottlings, plus groups where some want cocktails and others want beer, wine, or a mocktail. The range suits mixed orders without forcing anyone into a compromise.
When should I go?
A flexible stop for a drink before or after dinner, or for a round when the group's tastes split across cocktails, beer, and non-alcoholic options.
What should I expect to spend?
Cocktails run $9–$12.5, mocktails $8, draft beer $4.5–$7, wine by the glass $8–$13, and spirits pours from $6 up to $100 for the smallest pour on allocated bottles.
What makes the beverage program distinctive?
The spirits list goes well beyond a standard back bar, with three pour sizes on every bottle and a bourbon selection that includes Blanton's, Eagle Rare, and Old Fitzgerald alongside local whiskey.

Beverage categories

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Cocktails

Inebrious Cocktails score: 88 out of 100

A broad cocktail menu organized into whiskey drinks, mules, classics, and wine-based mixers. House-made simple syrups, ginger beer, and fresh juices recur across the list, and local Whiskey Reserve anchors several signatures. The range is wide without reading as unfocused.

Menu strengths

  • Multiple distinct cocktail sections cover whiskey classics, mules, margaritas, martinis, and wine-based drinks.
  • Local Whiskey Reserve is used in several signature cocktails.

Standout selections

  • The Smoking Gun — $12.5 — Whiskey Reserve, Antica Carpano, muddled Bordeaux cherries and orange, house-made ginger beer.
  • Classic Old Fashion — $12 — Sazerac Rye, bitters, muddled Bordeaux cherries and orange, sugar.
  • Chattz Espresso Martini — $12 — Vodka, coffee liqueur, Dubai chocolate, Frangelico, Coffee Co. Espresso.

Pricing: Cocktails $9–$12.5; FEED Mules $12

Wine

Inebrious Wine score: 85 out of 100

A diverse wine list spanning California, Oregon, New Zealand, France, Germany, Spain, and Italy, with ten white wines by glass and bottle plus sparkling options. The selection covers a range of styles without going deep into any single region, and both glass and bottle formats are available throughout.

Menu strengths

  • Ten white wines available by both glass and bottle.
  • Origins span California, Oregon, New Zealand, France, Germany, Spain, and Italy.

Standout selections

  • Chardonnay, Coelho, Oregon — $13 | $46 — Oregon Chardonnay by glass or bottle.
  • Sauvignon Blanc, Stoneleigh, New Zealand — $11 | $41 — New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc by glass or bottle.
  • Sparkling Rose, Chic Cava, Spain — $8.5 | $32 — Spanish sparkling rosé by glass or bottle.

Pricing: Glass $8–$13; bottles $25–$46; sparkling glass $8.5, bottles $30–$32

Beer

Inebrious Beer score: 88 out of 100

A large beer program with 15 drafts and dozens of bottles and cans. Draft covers locals, IPAs, browns, stouts, lagers, ciders, and wheats, with strong brewery representation from Oddstory, CBC, Hutton & Smith, and Wanderlinger. Bottled and canned options add domestics, imports, crafts, seltzers, and ciders.

Menu strengths

  • Fifteen draft beers across a wide style range in two pour sizes.
  • Draft includes local breweries Oddstory, CBC, Hutton & Smith, and Wanderlinger.
  • Bottled and canned selection spans domestics, imports, crafts, seltzers, and ciders.

Standout selections

  • Oddstory Vienna Lager — $5.5 | $7 — Local draft beer, 12 oz. Or 16 oz.
  • CBC Chestnut Street Brown — $5 | $6.5 — Local draft beer, 12 oz. Or 16 oz.
  • Left Hand Milk Stout Nitro — $5.5 | $7 — Draft stout, 12 oz. Or 16 oz.

Pricing: Draft $4.5–$5.5 (12 oz.), $6–$7 (16 oz.); bottles and cans $3.5–$9; seltzers $5–$8; ciders $5–$8.5

Nonalcoholic

Inebrious Nonalcoholic score: 86 out of 100

Six non-alcoholic cocktails use house-made simple syrups, fresh juices, and sodas, giving the zero-proof side real range rather than a token option or two. Non-alcoholic beer is also covered with Athletic Run Wild N/A IPA on draft and several bottled choices.

Menu strengths

  • Six mocktails with house-made simple syrups, fresh juices, and sodas.
  • Non-alcoholic beer includes Athletic Run Wild N/A IPA on draft and several bottled options.

Standout selections

  • Station Street Spritz — $8 — Pomegranate simple syrup, cranberry juice, lime simple syrup, soda, rosemary.
  • Athletic Run Wild N/A IPA — $5 | $6.5 — Non-alcoholic draft beer, 12 oz. Or 16 oz.

Pricing: Mocktails $8; N/A beer $5–$6.5

Spirits

Inebrious Spirits score: 92 out of 100

An extensive spirits list with over 100 bottles across bourbon, whiskey, rye, brandy & cognac, scotch, gin, vodka, rum, and tequila. The bourbon and whiskey depth is the anchor, including allocated and high-end bottles, and every spirit is offered in three pour sizes.

Menu strengths

  • Over 100 bottles spanning all major spirit categories.
  • Deep bourbon and whiskey selection including allocated and high-end bottles.

Standout selections

  • Blanton's — $20 | $27 | $33 — Bourbon, three pour sizes.
  • Eagle Rare — $18 | $24 | $30 — Bourbon, three pour sizes.
  • Whistle Pig Boss Hog — $100 | $135 | $170 — Rye, three pour sizes.
  • Macallan 12 Yr. — $17.5 | $23.5 | $29 — Scotch, three pour sizes.

Pricing: Bourbon $7–$100 (smallest pour) up to $170; whiskey and rye $6–$100; gin, vodka, rum, tequila $6.5–$11.5

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