Restaurant
Unclaimed profileLiberty Park Grill
Clarksville, TN · $$
Inebrious
Beverage Program Score
The editorial take
Liberty Park Grill runs a beverage program with clear structure: ten handcrafted cocktails at $9.50, a wine list spanning white, red, sparkling, and blush, and a beer roster of eight drafts and ten bottles or cans. Rotating frozen slushies and a classic mimosa add options. Weekday happy hour and Wine Down Wednesday provide timing-specific value. The emphasis is on accessible, consistent choices rather than rare or experimental pours.
- What should I order?
- Start with the Tranquilizer, the most popular drink, built on white and coconut rums with blue Curacao, pineapple juice, and sour mix. For a wine choice, the Conundrum Red Blend at $9 a glass or $32 a bottle offers a California red option. Beer drinkers can choose from eight drafts, including Hippies & Cowboys IPA from Tennessee Brew Works.
- Who will enjoy this place?
- This program suits guests who want a broad, easygoing selection: ten named cocktails, a wine list with multiple price points, and both draft and packaged beer. The $9.50 cocktail pricing and $6.95 house wines keep choices accessible. Rotating slushies and a mimosa carafe add options for casual gatherings.
- When should I go?
- Weekday happy hour offers drink specials in the lounge. Wine Down Wednesday provides half-price wine by the glass or bottle from the rotating selection. The frozen slushies rotate in flavor, so a visit during one of those weekly windows gives a specific reason to choose this beverage program.
- What should I expect to spend?
- Handcrafted cocktails are $9.50 each, and frozen slushies are also $9.50. House wines by the glass are $6.95, while bottled wines range from $26 to $39. Draft beers are $4.50-$6.00 for 12 oz and $8.00-$9.50 for 22 oz. A classic mimosa is $8.50 per glass or $20.00 per carafe.
- What makes the beverage program distinctive?
- The drink menu lists ten named handcrafted cocktails with specific spirit and ingredient details, all at $9.50. Frozen slushies rotate in flavor at the same price. The wine list covers white, red, sparkling, and blush with bottles from $26 to $39, and the beer list offers eight drafts in two sizes with ABV and origin details.
Beverage categories
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Cocktails
A dedicated drink menu lists ten named handcrafted cocktails with specific spirit and ingredient details, all priced at $9.50. Frozen slushies rotate in flavor at the same price, and a classic mimosa is available by the glass or carafe. Weekday happy hour offers drink specials in the lounge.
Menu strengths
- — Ten named handcrafted cocktails with specific spirit and ingredient details, all at $9.50.
- — Rotating frozen slushies at $9.50 provide a seasonal option.
- — Weekday happy hour offers drink specials in the lounge.
Standout selections
- — Tranquilizer: white and coconut rums with blue Curacao, pineapple juice, and sour mix; described as the most popular drink.
- — Mason Jar Margarita: 100% Blue Agave tequila, triple sec, freshly squeezed lime juice, and a splash of orange juice with a salted rim.
- — Ginger Whiskey Smash: Crown Vanilla, peach schnapps, lemon, and mint, topped with ginger beer.
Pricing: Handcrafted cocktails $9.50; frozen slushies $9.50; classic mimosa $8.50 per glass or $20.00 per carafe.
Wine
The wine list spans white, red, sparkling, and blush categories with multiple price points. House wines are available by the glass at $6.95, and bottled wines range from $26 to $39. Wine Down Wednesday offers half-price wine by the glass or bottle from the rotating selection.
Menu strengths
- — Wine list spans white, red, sparkling, and blush categories with multiple price points.
- — Wine Down Wednesday offers half-price wine by the glass or bottle from the rotating selection.
- — House wines at $6.95 by the glass provide an accessible entry point.
Standout selections
- — Conundrum Red Blend: California red wine at $9 per glass or $32 per bottle.
- — Kendall Jackson Vintner's Reserve Chardonnay: California white wine at $11 per glass or $39 per bottle.
- — Lonely Cow Sauvignon Blanc: New Zealand white wine at $9 per glass or $32 per bottle.
Pricing: House wines by the glass $6.95; bottled wines $26-$39; half-price wine by the glass or bottle on Wine Down Wednesday.
Beer
The beer list includes eight draft options and ten bottle or can options. Draft beers are available in two sizes with ABV and origin details, priced at $4.50-$6.00 for 12 oz and $8.00-$9.50 for 22 oz. The selection covers domestic lagers, a Belgian white, and a local IPA.
Menu strengths
- — Eight draft options and ten bottle or can options provide range.
- — Draft beers are available in two sizes with ABV and origin details.
- — The list includes a local Tennessee option, Hippies & Cowboys IPA from Tennessee Brew Works.
Standout selections
- — Hippies & Cowboys: IPA, ABV 6%, Tennessee Brew Works, Nashville, TN; $6.00 for 12 oz or $9.50 for 22 oz.
- — Modelo Especial: Pilsner-style lager, ABV 4.4%, Grupo Modelo, Mexico City; $5.50 for 12 oz or $9.00 for 22 oz.
- — Blue Moon: Belgian White, ABV 5.4%, Molson Coors, Montreal, Quebec; $5.50 for 12 oz or $9.00 for 22 oz.
Pricing: Draft beers $4.50-$6.00 for 12 oz and $8.00-$9.50 for 22 oz.
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