Budweiser Brewery Experience

The Budweiser brewery experience was a really fun and impressive visit! It’s incredible to see just how much beer this place produces on a daily basis—the scale of the operation alone is worth the tour. Our tour guide was knowledgeable, entertaining, and kept everyone engaged throughout, which made the experience even better. From learning about the brewing process to exploring the historic parts of the brewery, the entire tour was enjoyable and informative. This is definitely a must-do if you’re in the area, whether you’re a beer fan or just looking for something fun and unique to check out.

We did the Day Fresh tour and had a great time! Good bang for your buck, cool history about such an iconic American brewery, and one of the most impressive brewing facilities I’ve ever seen. The tour was long, but didn’t feel boring or like it dragged on at all. Our guide was very friendly and had good stories. You get to sample a few beers on the tour, get a fresh beer to take home and a Draft pour included back at the taproom. We also stayed for lunch, and the food was excellent. Also lots of cool gifts at the gift shop. Would highly recommend if you’re in St. Louis for the first time.

Very fun experience. I found the old buildings still being used the most interesting. You get a free day old beer fresh off the line and you also get a free 16 Oz draft after the tour. A must do when visiting St Louis

If you're ever in town and have the opportunity to do a beermaster tour, DO IT! I don't drink alcohol of any kind but my husband does. We have done a couple of winery tours and this was our first brewery tour. Even though I don't drink, I have an appreciation for the art and science of brewing. Not only does this tour offer plenty of that but if you're a history buff like me, there is an abundance of that here as well as amazing architecture. Bob was a wonderful tour guide and he was funny and extremely knowledgeable about everything and had great immediate answers for any questions that we asked. 👍🏻 The beermaster tour included a free hat and pint glass as well as a few free drinks which my husband said tasted great! We also dined at the café after our tour and the pork sandwich, brat and pretzels with beer cheese were so delicious! 👌 There's also a huge selection of wonderful merch in the gift shop and they offer a military discount for everything...the tour, the cafe and gift shop. I highly recommend this experience!

We have been to the Budweiser Brewery twice and there has been a different experience each time. Once we went around the holidays and the place was decorated beautifully and the Clydesdale horses were adorned in Christmas wear. Another time was around June and July and they were celebrating the 4th of July with Flags everywhere. First experience we took the Brewmaster Tour and it was amazing. Took a few hours to go through all the different steps in the beer making process, the history of the Budweiser family and finally drinking a cold glass of Budweiser straight from the Tanks! We recieved commemorative drink glasses with their Biergarten Logo and I still use them to this day. The bar has a 10-15 Beer selection of rotating beers and IPAs with some great foods to tide you over. The gift shop has about everything you could want in a souvenir from Magnets to Growlers with the first fill being free at the bar. Highly recommended to book in advance as they only have a limited number of spots but if you can get one, prepare for an awesome and unforgettable experience. Cheers!

If you love beers,you will love the Budweiser Brewery! So much history! This place is huge! There is no admission fee to enter but you will have to pay for any of the tours they offer. It was fun exploring their Welcome Center and gift shop. We did not do a tour as it was late in the day so we decided to have a quick snack and beer in their small restaurant area. I wish I knew that if you walk outside onto their patio,beers were free! The food was just OK but the real highlight was the gift shop area and the Welcome Center areas with the various Budweiser exhibits. There is nothing more iconic than the Budweiser Clydesdales on this 100 acre historic brewery dating back to 1885. Budweiser..The King of Beers.

Best thing to do in St Louis. Clydesdale tour takes you into the show stables (other tours also visit this), but it allows you to pet a horse and comes with 2 beers which was neat. The beer master tour was incredible I would recommend this to anyone who likes beer and or learning how things are made. Our tour guide Randy the best tour guide out of all of the brewery tours I’ve ever taken (I’ve been on a lot). He was informative, funny, and you could tell he loves his job.

It was a great night with very well done light displays everywhere. The staff was extremely nice at all of the stations that I stopped in, there were food and drink trucks all over and the best part was the parade.

Had a great time with our grandson Joe. He loved the kid's play area. We enjoyed taking pictures with the Clydesdale.

I love the tour very much! The tour men is knowledgeable about the history! I love the building and architecture design!

Had a wonderful time visiting AB. The tour guides were very informative & nice. The history is just fascinating! Will definitely return for another tour.

Overall this was a great Christmas experience. The only concern was the fire pits almost went out and were smokey sometimes. The food, lights, people, food, drink, parade, were excellent! Parking and entering were easy as well. We look forward to this Christmas Event next year! Thank you for a wonderful Christmas experience.

Very cool experience. We did the day fresh tour, which I would describe as an overall tour of the brewery with a tasting, a free day fresh can of beer, and a free draft beer at the end. It was interesting to learn all about how they make the beer, and also see the Clydesdales! The brewery feels like a college campus... it's big! One thing I was frustrated about was that we had to walk up seven flights of stairs since the escalators were broken. We could've taken the elevator but it only would've fit a small group. I also think our tour guide could've been a bit more enthusiastic. If you're ever in St Louis, this is a cool experience!

If you're looking for something festive for the season this is where it's at. $12 for adults and they hand you a beer as you walk in. This place has everything. You can tour the brew house, get a pic with a clydesdale, watch the parade, hang out in the beer garden and watch the game on a huge screen, enjoy food trucks and bars, make smores, or simply enjoy the lights and show. Happens every year and it's a must do of you are in town during the season.

I've been meaning to take this tour for ages since a while back I worked as a on premise salesman for the hawaii distribution office when it was still owned by the busch family. Finisher Tour at the St. Louis Brewery Mark was our tour guide and was very knowledgeable and we had a great time

I'm not much of a beer drinker, but I do love animals. So I was all about the Clydesdale VIP tour and getting the opportunity to see them up close and personal. They are every bit as majestic as I'd expect them to be. Bonus-we got a peak at one of the Dalmatians, Mike, who was lounging in his kennel. The tour is an hour long and takes you to the stables and the storage room for the horses' garb along with the outside area where you get to pet a horse. Each of their harness outfits is over $100K and custom made. Impressive! The tour guide was friendly and knowledgeable. During the tour, we had the opportunity to have two different beers-one in a can and one on tap. I enjoyed the mango cart, which was a fruity beer that didn't taste too much like....beer. Guests of all ages were allowed on this tour, only those over 21 got to drink, of course. If you have children that like animals, this could be a fun outing for them.

First, let me say that the biergarten is a fantastic space. Plenty of seating, covered by a tent like structure, large screen TVs, family games, beers on tap, and bar food. The people working here are awesome. Super friendly getting our drinks and food. Our server even offered to rinse the tasting glasses from our brewery tour. Now the bad part - the food. It appears that the only cooking device they have available is a deep fryer. The pretzel sticks appetizer and my brat were deep fried - as you can see in the photos. I despise shriveled, fried, brats. And who fries pretzel sticks? It's really a shame because everything else about the Anheuser-Busch brewery experience is 5 stars. From the tour, I learned they spent $200 million to upgrade everything. They definitely need to throw some extra money at upgrading the food experience.

We visited for the brewery lights experience. Clean, nicely organized, and family friendly! Great experience!!

Great experience! What? Did the beermeister tour - it was very well planned out and thorough! It starts with beer and ends with beer. Ofcourse as you go through the stages you also get to experience the various stages of the beer. Even if you aren't a beer person, it's a great tour to do if you have nothing to do. Environment Located in st.louis. It is a big space with tonne of parking available. Niceness of the staff Very nice staff! One of the team we signed up for didn't show up but they gave us the safety hat (souvenir hat) and a pint glass anyways Dollar Decent dollar for a full day event Yes? I would recommend yes

The lights are beautiful and the atmosphere is festive. Family, date night, friends night out! This would be perfect for any event.

I've been in St. Louis three times, and somehow, this is only my second time touring the Budweiser brewery. I have to say . . . . one of my favorite beer/wine/spirits tours. Both times, I've done the $15 Day Fresh tour (which is a fantastic option). This time, I was hoping to do a different tour, but since this was a spur of the moment side trip after several days in bourbon country, I booked last minute and it was the only one still available. That being said, what a great tour. The history of the brewery and campus is amazing. The tour covers a little bit of everything. A history lesson, beer, amazing architecture, beer, clydesdales, bottling . . . . And don't forget about the beer.

We had a great experience with TIM as our guide. He was very informative and receptive to our questions. He kept everyone in the group engaged and was fun & entertaining in the process. While not a fan of big beer the tour was fun.

Being a St. Louis native, I have done the brewery tour several times throughout my life but this is the first time I've brought my family and out of town friends. Our guide was so fun and informative and we all enjoyed it. They have it down to a science so everything ran very smoothly and efficiently and we weren't waiting in lines or anything. Would go back for sure.

Our guide, Larry, did a fantastic job on the tour. His knowledge and passion for all things Anheuser-Busch was a trip. And seeing how AB has evolved through the years, as well as watching how the filtering/bottling process of beers (Stella) happens was an enlightening experience. Plus seeing the Budweiser Clydesdales was such a pleasant surprise! We might book the VIP tour next time. A definite 12 out of 10 rating!

I know Budweiser has come under scrutiny lately for their actions but I am writing this as just my unbiased opinion getting to tour the beer factory in the heart of St. Louis, Missouri. This was my 2nd official visit to the plant. I originally planned on just taking some quick updated photos from outside the entrance area, but when it was posted that a Basic Tour or formally known as the Day Fresh Tour was just $15...lol, I had to come back and enjoy another experience. When I say Basic Tour, that's the minimum type of tour offered. There were 3 more in-depth and detailed/personalized experiences for the avid beer enthusiast, but I was okay with walking around as the casual visitor with no worries about what extras were included. Well, getting a little tasting moment would be fun, and yes...I received that with the Day Fresh Tour. You're given 2 instances for beer tasting. During the middle of the tour, you're offered a plastic cup of either Budweiser or Bud Light. And as the tour finishes, you receive a 2nd, bigger cup of beer with much more selections of Budweiser products on tap. Then you can take your beer into the Beer Garden section for some relaxed drinking, socializing and hanging out. But back to this Day Fresh Tour, for $15, it's about 75 minutes long and guides you through the famous Clydesdales Horse Stables and inside the factories where beers are processed, fermented and bottled. Plus, along the way the guide provides details and talks about everything that is Budweiser. My guide was knowledgeable and friendly that I had to tip him $5 at the end. In fact, the gentleman happily volunteered to take family photos to anyone who asked him along the way. I appreciated that. The 75 minutes went by efficiently and with a brief break for enjoying some beer, I was happy overall with the tour and content that I returned regardless of it not being my first time here. Also, I'd like to mention just exploring the grounds of the Budweiser plants was sort of nostalgic in that it transported me back to a simple time when appreciating a classic beer without stresses was (and still is, I think) part of the American way of life. The factories and buildings all had that recognizable red/brick coloring to them and were a photogenic reminder for being in the "Gateway to the West" - St. Louis, Missouri. Some last extras... - The Gift Shop was extensive and offered everything catering to Budweiser. - The Beer Garden is a great social hangout and offers a full menu of options like burgers, chicken, salads and your All-American type flair. I noticed some of my tour friends eating BBQ pulled pork sandwiches and they looked delicious. - The front entrance area right beside the Ticket Counter is good for a picture moment. There's a big sign stating..."Welcome to the Home of Budweiser". Other tours offered on the grounds were... - Finisher Tour = $20 - Clydesdale VIP = $30 - BeerMaster Tour = $40 Overall, if you're visiting St. Louis, MO, you must come here to Budweiser and take a tour. It's part of the package for enjoying a terrific city in the middle of the USA.

This was an awesome experience. The architecture of the buildings was beautiful and the history of the company interesting. We took the Brewmaster tour and enjoyed our tour guides knowledge and clear communication. I would recommend making this a stop while in St Lois.

Spend an hour learning about the Clydesdales on the VIP tour. So interesting to learn about Anhauser-Busch Clydesdales from our VIP tour guide, Dave. In 1933, the Busch brothers presented their dad with a six-hitch Clydesdale team of horses to commemorate the repeal of prohibition. The horse drawn wagon was so popular that a second team was sent to NYC to mark the occasion and market the beer. The team was met with huge crowds. A case of beer was to former New York governor Alfred Smith. The tour continued and in Washington, DC, a case of Budweiser was given to President Franklin Delano Roosevelt. Eventually the team expanded to eight horses and a Dalmatian was added as well. Today, the Clydesdales continue the tradition. Each Clydesdale is chosen to match the specifications set and is trained by a dedicated handler. It was nice to meet Olaf who is trained by Jenna. Olaf was so sweet and patient as Jenna explained his daily grooming and feeding routine. Clydesdales originally came from Scotland. The Budweiser Clydesdales have four white legs. Apparently, Olaf is a master at getting one of his front legs dirty and needs extra grooming to keep his legs white. The stable is the original circular stable built by the family in 1885. The stable had running water and electricity at a time when most homes did not have those luxuries. The stable was finished with Tiffany glass and a chandelier that came from the St. Louis World's Fair. Busch was in charge of the International vendors at the World's Fair. Great tour. Samples included. Military and first responder discounts are available.

I had a wonderful experience doing the Clydesdale VIP tour. The tour guide was fun, and very knowledgeable about the history of Anheuser-Busch.

The Day Fresh Tour was sold out so we opted for the Clydesdale VIP tour and it did not disappoint! The campus here is beautiful and everyone we interacted with was extremely friendly. Our tour guide was Christine and she did an absolutely wonderful job. She was kind, funny, knowledgeable, and gave us a personalized experience during the 45 minutes that we were with her. Seeing the Clydesdales up close and personal is an experience that we will not forgot. The two free beers on the tour are a nice touch too. Would for sure recommend this experience, even if you're not interested in beer.

Someone's got their lines crossed as checking in on yelp provides a coupon for the gift shop that doesn't work. This soured an otherwise good experience. Yelp and Bud, figure it out! I did the Clydesdale VIP Tour and loved it. The tour guide was fun, we got to ask lots of questions and it was magical meeting a real Budweiser Clydesdale in person. We were offered a beer during our tour and I love that they had Bud-Zero available since I don't drink alcohol. After the tour, we could have another beverage including soft drinks. My spouse did a second tour and I hung out in the beer garden and had a snack. There was a runner checking in on things a bunch, but my food still took forever and then my fries were just okay. Maybe they were beer battered? The fries are served with beer-cheese sauce which I didn't love (better for pretzels, which they also have on offer) and ketchup and the runner refilled my ketchup. As a non-beer drinker, this was just okay for me, but Budweiser is such a part of our culture and has such a history that I would have rated more highly if not for ending my visit at the gift store on a bad note. It wasn't so much the money (my savings would have been about $2), but I don't feel the staff handled it well and I was embarrassed.

Loved doing the regular brewery tour. It was cheap for a 90mins tour. Originally we were just going to hang out in the beer garden but the beer garden is lame, do a tour. The buildings are historic and have great architecture. We got to see the clydesdales and dalmations. And a free beer at the end of the tour, a sample during and a bottle to take home!

Wow! Unexpected experience for sure! Granted, we came in with lower expectations. Hour and a half or so tour and we learned so much. Impressive scientific processes and facility, and we got to see the Clydesdales which was a fantastic experience alone. Free tastings and they even gave us a day old beer for the road. Beautiful, thorough, eventful, and fun. The Biergarten and food were also excellent.

Everything went so smoothly. Directions for parking, getting into the area, and to our pit was seamless. The food was unbelievably good. We have no complaints and will be making this an annual event.

10 out of 10, would HIGHLY recommend the Finisher Tour! You get the best of the two worlds...a little history, a little beer, and a ton of fun! Randy was the best tour guide too. He was funny, knowledgeable, and incredibly talented at walking backwards!

We had an amazing time. I loved learning about the Clydesdales and about Anheuser brewery. The horses are very well taken care of and this is my hometown so I loved learning all about them.

Beer master tour is well worth the price!! Awesome guide and the beer straight from the tank is unbelievable

If you're a beer drinker, a patriot and a history buff RUN to Budweiser for a Beermaster tour. Our guide Mark is a retired history and he taught us so much about the history of STL and the A&B dynasty. It was pure joy for us to be on a tour with someone who LOVES his job. We also had never heard that Busch said he was in the business of making friends but it rings true across his employees!!

When in St. Louis, add this to your to do list! What a fantastic 90 minute tour learning the history of this longtime brewing company & headquarters. The campus was huge! The building and architecture is so very beautiful and so grand! I think about those who had to put so much blood and sweat to build it. The guides on Saturday 07/22 were so phenomenal and so very informative. We saw the horses up close and the Dalmatians as well. You get to see the production line and all operations. Free beer is provided multiple times so why not!? Parking was on site and free. Large bags are not permitted. Friendly staff.

The tour we did here was called the "Day Fresh Tour." This tour is suitable for families with children. You have to wear closed-toe shoes to enter this place. The first thing I noticed was... The place was very nicely organized, like a college campus. You will see the beer-making process. Another thing to note is that you will be going back and forth between hot and cold buildings. You'll go to cold areas, so prepare warm clothes. Here's a tip: At the end of the tour, there is a place you can try some of their products. If you are over 21 and don't want to drink alcoholic beer, you can try a non-alcoholic drink. Just make sure you have your ID card ready.

Dad and I had an amazing time touring the compound yesterday afternoon. It was exciting to find the things that they do differently than other companies and to learn the history of the corporation. Laura was a fabulous tour guide. She was knowledgeable and able to answer majority of the questions from our group. Overall a wonderful experience and I'd love to do it again in the winter when the lights are on. (:

Light show amazing. Parade and beer plaza wonderful. Food and beer stands were plentiful. Fire pits were awesome.

Amazing tour! A must visit. So much history. I will come back and try all the other tours. Also great place to visit, drink beer , eat and watch a game on their big screen

Definitely a St. Louis staple! The lights are always nice and the parade is fun too. I love going to the gift shop afterward and picking something up every year I come here, they have some nice merch with the Clydesdales and with your favorite beer! Staff is always friendly and it's a really fun thing overall for all ages. Families, couples, older people, friend groups, etc. all have a great time here and I go every year!

Really great tour. Our tour guide had a great sense of humor and it was good to learn about the process and history

My family took the VIP Clydesdale tour and we'd recommended it. The VIP experience allows you to get up close and personal with a very cute (and BIG) clydesdale. Once you are with the Clydesdales you get to pet and take pictures with him. On the tour you also get to look at the impressive Clydesdale tack room... and get a complementary beer! At the end of the tour you get an another complimentary beer of your choice. All in all, we recommend the Clydesdale VIP experience. It was great and a fun way to spend the afternoon!

Great light exhibit and overall holiday experience! And added bonus...freshly brewed beer!

Very informative and guide was personable. It has a lot of history based facts about the area as well as the company.

Highly recommend brew lights! We love going annually and the lights are beautiful and it gets me in the holiday mood. VIP fire pits are wonderful and worth every penny (parking, food, drinks, s'mores and live music)! Budweiser changes it up every year and offers fun activities for kids too.

Bud is probably one beer that I would be happy never having again in my life, but when you're used to going to craft breweries there's something very fun about touring such a massive facility. Even if you don't care for the beer, you can't deny the impact that Budweiser has had on the beer industry and American culture overall. The tour is free, which is great, and they have a nice museum inside that gives a history of the brewery. You also get to see some old advertising, which is always enjoyable as well. The tour is fascinating as you get to see just how enormous the tanks are that house the beer and this is truly manufacturing at an industrial scale. A free tasting is also provided and it's a fun time overall, even if you aren't into the beer. I definitely recommend it if you're in the area.

You can not come to St. Louis and not come to the iconic Anheuser-Busch Brewery. I wouldn't say I am the biggest Bud anything drinker, but I had to see one of the oldest and well known breweries in the US of A. I knew coming to the city that I wanted to check it out, but I didn't know exactly when I could fit it in. I was lucky enough to book it pretty last minute and get the tour we wanted. Getting here was easy and parking is marked really well. This place is a city in itself sitting on hundreds of acres with hundreds of buildings. If you can follow a sign, you can find where you need to be. We arrived right on time and was told where my group would be leaving from. We were headed to the Cardinals vs Astros game right after and the staff and fellow tour takers absolutely made us Astros fans feel welcome even though we were in enemy territory decked out in our Astros gear. We wanted to learn about Budweiser and see the grounds, but we also did not want to commit a chunk of our day doing that. We did the Finisher Tour which was a quick 1 hour tour that took us to important spots in a short period of time. This also included a hat, a pint glass and tastings as well. Our tour guide was so awesome and friendly. The tour moves quick and I underestimated how much walking we would actually do. Wear comfortable shoes! We visited different areas and got a run down on the brewing process. One of the massive buildings we went in housed massive tanks of freshly brewed beer. The room was freezing cold which was a nice escape from the heat outside. At this point, they provided us with our keepsake pint glasses. We moved in front of one of the large tanks and we were able to pour our own pints straight from the source. The ice cold, fresh beer was absolutely delicious. It kept flowing and we were able to get as much as we could drink in the time we were there. We then made our way to the Biergarten where they had 10-15 beers on tap. One of the beers is one of my favorites from my time living in Minnesota. There was some other hard to find beers as well. We were able to try quite a few full pours here as well. For the 20 dollar price tag of the tour, we felt we got more than our money's worth considering the swag as well as a good buzz we got while visiting. I would do this tour again in a heartbeat, but one of the more in depth tours.

An amazing experience that everyone should try, you get an in-depth look at the beer making process, as well as an history lesson that dives into the buildings that make up the Anheuser Busch property. Getting free beer at the end is also a huge plus

Great experience at the Anheuser Busch Budweiser Brewery in St. Louis! Maddie and Abby were our tour guides and they were awesome - promote these lovely young ladies! =) Very knowledgeable about the company and its history. From someone who loves investing and learning about history, especially the United States, this is one you have to experience. And the place does that, from its millions of brick-and-mortar facilities (literally), to some added bougie bar and stores. I am truly grateful for the experience! =) Kudos Bud...wink!

This tour was so good. It was paced perfectly and so interesting. We enjoyed seeing the lines work and learning all about the history of the company. So glad we added this to our itinerary!

Signed up for the Day Fresh tour on a whim to kill some time before going to the Cardinals game and glad I did! Very informative and fun! We ended up on the tour with a Seniors tour from Michigan, I was the second youngest in my 50's by at least 15 years had a great time, they were a hoot! Our tour guide Christine was great, informative and entertaining.

We arrived at the brewery for the 2pm finisher tour that we made reservations for. We read that you have to wear closed toe shoes and they do ask when you arrive if you have boots or tennis shoes on. It also specified no crocs. Also there is a no backpack rule. To be safe I didn't bring my mini backpack which is more like a purse, and I'm glad I didn't because I saw someone else get told that she had to go put her mini backpack in her car or in a locker. We checked in and they told us that they would make an announcement when we were ready to start the tour and she told us where we would be meeting. We had to have a hair covering during the tour so they gave us have these cute Budweiser ball caps. They also made us wear safety glasses but collected those at the end. The area where we got the fresh beer was 34 degrees. It was so cool, the tour guide hooked this springing spout thing to the tank and we were able to go up to it and get fresh beer. The more you drink there, the more refills you get!!!!!We also got a very nice commemorative glass. We saw them in the gift shop and they sell for $10 a glass. At the end of the tour we also got another beer sample of our choice at the BierGarden. Afterwards we went to the gift shop and we were carrying the glasses we got from the tour and the people in the gift shop were so nice and wrapped our glasses for us and gave us a bag to carry them. Everything shut down at 4:30 because they were getting ready for the Holiday lights. We also had bought tickets for the lights so we walked down to a restaurant in Soulard and came back. When we bought our ticket we got it for 6pm but we were there early and it was no problem. They let us in and we got a beverage included in the ticket price. We also pre paid for a photo. We were confused about this because they gave us a photo pass but we had no idea where to get our photo taken. On the maps that are located around the brewery, there were several places that had a camera image on them which indicates that it was a photo opportunity. We walked to all of them and the only one we saw with a photographer was by the Clydesdales. We Asked them where we go to pick up the photo and then from there they told us this year there is only one photo place. They had a parade at 7:30 and a small show with dancers at 6:30 and 8:30. I thought both were very cute. They have s'mores kits you can buy and fire pits around to roast the marshmallows. They have a limited food selection during the holiday lights. They had toasted raviolis, pretzels with cheese and a pulled pork sandwich. Outside they had roasted nuts, the s'mores and a couple of other small options. They have a kids area called winter wonderland. They also have Christmas music playing all around. They have 2 large Christmas trees at each end of the holiday display. The trees displayed all kinds of different light patterns, including stl cardinals, stl blues and the city logos. Overall I thought it was a great time!

Went a bit early to have lunch before the tour. I expected a fast food style meal but what I received was a very good burger, great fries, and served by great folks who made you feel very welcome. Then, we get to the tour. Tom was friendly, knowledgeable and very deep in the AB history. Highly suggested for anyone in the area, or, visitors coming through STL

Had two tours the day fresh was fun tour guid Patrick was so fun and informative. he was willing to answer questions on the side while others were still taking pics. Would defiantly recommend if you're going to see if you can get in his tour group. Only down side was the size which is the reason for the 4 outta 5 was just too many people on each tour. We had 50 people, and it was just way too many TBH. They should try to cut it in half for sure. We also did the Clydesdale tour (can't remember our tour guide name, she was a retired principal) which was also really fun, the horses are so beautiful!!! Learning some of the history and seeing them up close is something I would highly recommend, tour size was small which was nice just a little short. Next time defiantly doing the farm tour.