Beer & Brewery Tours in USA

Explore the art scene in Miami's vibrant Wynwood neighborhood with an informative guide and a complimentary cocktail on this 2-hour walking tour. Your guide shows you the best spots for drinks and art as you stroll along 2nd Avenue, 23rd Street and alleyways with murals by contemporary artists including Chor Boogie, Trek 6 and Retna. See the cutting-edge murals of the Wynwood Walls and Wynwood Doors, along with innovative art galleries and additional watering holes as you get the inside scoop on this dynamic neighborhood.

Get to know Nashville's pub and brewery scene on this 2.5-hour tour by open-air shuttle cart. With a guide, visit some of the city's top breweries, where you have the option to try craft beers. Times vary depending on the day of the week; select when booking. Please note: Drinks at each stop are at your own expense.

Sip New York City's best pints on a 4.5-hour beer and brewery tour through Manhattan, Brooklyn and Queens. Get an insider's take on the New York brewing scene as you explore with your guide, and enjoy snacks paired with cutting-edge craft beers. Sample the beers and take a tour behind the scenes at Birreria Brewery in Manhattan. See what's on tap at the celebrated Brooklyn Brewery. Enjoy an artisanal food and beer paring at a specialty bar in Williamsburg, and finish your tour with acclaimed lagers and IPAs in the up-and-coming borough of Queens.

New York was the country's brewing capital in the 19th century, and today it's experiencing a new craft beer renaissance. Get to know more about the city's beer culture past and present on this delicious tasting tour. Meet your guide at McSorley's Old Ale House in the East Village, one of the city's oldest beer bars, and then continue to Brooklyn Brewery in Williamsburg. The final stop is a trendy, contemporary beer bar in Bushwick.

This small-group beer and bike tour of San Francisco introduces you to a variety of unique neighborhoods, with stops at three local bars or breweries along the way. Enjoy craft brews (first pint included) and discover the cultural history of each characteristic area, including SOMA, SF's Arts District and the quirky Mission District. Numbers are limited to 12 people for a more personalized experience with your informative guide on this leisurely ride.

Discover why Denver is nicknamed the "˜Napa Valley of Craft Beer' on a fun and social beer tour and pub crawl through the historic Lower Downtown (LoDo) district. Pop in to four local breweries to taste more than 10 samples of Colorado craft beer with an expert hops-, ale-, and lager-loving guide. Find out how Denver became the center of the craft brewing movement in the West, and walk off all those tastings with a jaunt through the city's oldest and most dynamic neighborhood.

Get familiar with San Francisco's coffee and chocolate culture on this 4-hour food tour by bike. Pedal about 10 miles through some of San Francisco's sunniest neighborhoods, including the Mission District, Potrero Hill, Dogpatch, Hunter's Point, and SOMA, and sample chocolate tastings along the way. Plus, your guide happily carries any purchases you might make on the tour back with them, so you can bring home all your favorites, too.

Visit Alcatraz and go on a beer-themed cycling tour through some of the city's hippest neighborhoods. This full-day excursion combines San Francisco's history; a ferry ride to Alcatraz and an audio tour of 'The Rock', with its modern craft brewing scene; a bike tour of the city's breweries and bars. With a local guide and a small group limited to 12 people or less, you'll enjoy personalized attention. Use of a bike and helmet is included, as well as one pint of craft beer.

Departing most Saturdays from New York City. A full day to explore the beautiful Hudson Valley region of New York. Located only 90 miles (150km) north but feels like a world away from the city as we leave behind skyscrapers for rolling farmland and high mountain peaks. Hudson Valley farms feed the New York City area and the region is the epicenter for the farm-to-table movement and an exciting, growing brewery scene.Designated as a National Heritage Area, the valley is steeped in history, natural beauty, culture and food. Among many attributes, it's the oldest wine producing area in the country, and the magnificent scenery inspired artists whose works became the Hudson River School of Painters. Lonely Planet describes the Hudson River Valley as "a real city break, with leafy drives, wineries and plenty of farm-to-table foodie options." National Geographic Traveler named the Hudson Valley one of the top 20 must-see destinations in the world.

Explore the natural beauty of Sitka and see bears and totem poles during a small-group sightseeing excursion with a local guide"”a great choice for first-time visitors and those with limited time. With convenient pickup from the port, you'll ride in a comfortable van and visit the Fortress of the Bear, Silver Bay, and Sitka National Historic Park. A craft beer tasting at Bananof Island Brewing Company is also included.