Coors Brewery Tour

Diane was a phenomenal tour guide! We enjoyed the experience while hearing some great history and learning some of the "how" Coors has grown over the 150 years. We recommend this your as it was informative, fun, and if you like Coors, we received 3 samples too! The gift shop has some unique Coors items as a bonus.

Had a great time at the Coors Brewery tour. The tour lasts about an hour and they give you three samplers along the way. They talk through the history of Coors, how they brew their beer, distribution and manufacturing. Our guide was great and he welcomed and answered any questions along the way. Only downside was some of the corporate "greenwashing" that felt a bit forced by our tour guide which could have been skipped. If you're stopping by golden you are already headed to the Coors tour so you don't need my opinion, but it's a fun tour and highly recommended.

The Coors Brewery tour in Colorado was amazing! The beer was unbelievably fresh and delicious—truly unlike anything you can get elsewhere. The staff made the experience even better; they were friendly, knowledgeable, and made us feel welcome from start to finish. If you’re a beer lover (or just want a fun and unique experience), this is absolutely worth the trip!

We were very excited to experience the Coors facility tour in Golden, Colorado, and it exceeded our expectations. Our tour guide, Jennifer, was a 10 out of 10—extremely knowledgeable, personable, and a pleasure to chat with after the tour. She handled the group exceptionally well and discreetly removed children who were clearly not enjoying the experience, which helped maintain the quality of the tour. While I’m not sure the tour is ideal for anyone under 16, overall it was a fantastic experience. We truly enjoyed our visit and can’t wait to come back.

We really enjoyed this tour! Very unique and interesting learning about the products we never knew Coors Brewery created! The tastings were enjoyed as well! We had a funny newly married tour guide named Mark, he really made our experience memorable!

A good experience. Our tour guide Hines was pretty knowledgeable and was great. I wished the tour had views of the can or bottle making process. That would have made the trip worth it. The three beers included were nice.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Coors Brewery – Golden, Colorado Even though we weren’t able to take the full tour (it was booked out two weeks), visiting the hospitality lounge and exhibits was more than worth it. What made it truly special wasn’t just the history of beer and the creative displays—it was the heart behind it all. Seeing the Semper Fidelis Award presented to Peter H. Coors for his dedication to community, family, and country spoke volumes. The fact that he’s not only the chairman, but also a man who served this nation, added a whole new layer of respect. On our way out, we even overheard employees sharing how Peter still stops by to greet the staff—that kind of humility and presence is rare in leadership today. Between the veteran memorials, folded flags, challenge coins, and that deep sense of loyalty and gratitude, Coors showed us it’s more than just a brewery. It’s a place where history, service, and community come together—and that’s why this visit will stay with us. From two veterans: we salute you. 🇺🇸

Really fun brewery tour with three free beers!! Seriously this is a good tour that gives you a solid overview of the brewery process, but also keeps it fun. They do give you a beer near the beginning, the middle and very end of the tour, so it’s a pretty good value when you consider that! At the end of the tour, they will also give you a ticket that you can use to get a discount at the local eateries in Golden. I will say it can be kind of tricky to book a tour. Make sure that you book your tour for the day you want to go as soon as they are released or they sell out very quickly. Their website explains in detail their process. They only release tour dates for a limited time in advance, so you will need to be extremely prompt on your reservation, and if you live on the East Coast, you will need to reserve the tour late at night to ensure you get the time slot/date you want!! Golden is not far from Denver so make sure to work in a visit!

While I am not a huge beer drinker I was glad to find a couple drinks here that J thoroughly enjoyed while making a quick visit! The tour was sold out but they have an option to visit the tasting room and get 3 drinks of your choice for a decent price so my husband and I did that. You take a van over to the brewery (which is a couple miles in radius!) and learn a few cool facts about Coors and the history behind the brewery while you're on your way. Check in was easy and once I received my bracelet for thr tasting, we went on our way. The staff behind the bar was very knowledgeable and even gave some recommendations based on what I said I said I liked. My first drink was a cider that was locally produced by a sister company. It had a nice sour flavor without being overpowering. The second beer I tried was an IPA and was shocked to actually enjoy it because it wasn't too hoppy. My last and favorite beer was the beer they serve just at freezing point from a really cool tap! It was literally ice cold and so easy and refreshing to drink. After the beers, I decided to stop at the giftshop and spent more than enough money. There was something for everyone and I found a really cool magnet that was also a bottle opener (made of wood). I also found a fun shotglass that was designed like a stein. I hope next time I'm here I get to try the tour to find out more history behind Coors. I'm told you need to get them about a month ahead because they sell out the same day they go on sale!

If you haven't been here and are thinking about it... I highly recommend. 3 tastings for $12 on Sunday. I believe during the week it's $10 for 3. What a great deal. My only complaint is after those 3 tastings you can't purchase an additional drink. They say you can go to the gift shop to purchase more beer, but once you purchase the staff tells you you're not allowed to drink it in the facility. That said, the experience was still worth it.

SERIOUSLY!!! SOOO AWESOME. First off this place is heaven! So why 4 stars...well we weren't able to do the tour...so as soon as we do that 4 will be a 5! The staff if sooo incredible and happy. I mean i would be too if I was surrounded by beer and people laughing and drinking lol I can't wait to go back! And the Coors store...I absolutely loved it!!! Such a friendly staff and great quality shirts. Thank you!

...An iconic thing to do in Golden, CO! Go to the Coors Brewery! This was never on my list of things to see because I'm not fond of Beer. However, I do have a fascination with things of the past as well as their history. I decided to pass on the Coors Brewery Tour primarily because there were no spots available online on the day I wanted to go. I went with the Hospitality Lounge ticket, which includes 3 Samples, even though beer is not my thing. I had read that there is like a "mini-tour" on your way to the Hospitality Lounge aka tasting room. There's a lot of information on the Coors Brewery Tour website which will come in very handy for your visit here! First off, yes, you need an advanced reservation to join the tour or to go to the Hospitality Lounge. There is a virtual tour consisting of four short videos at the Coors website. They are closed on Tuesdays & Wednesdays, some holidays, company events, and brewery maintenance or construction. Reservations are available 25 days in advance. This review is my experience for only the Hospitality Lounge. I pre-purchased my ticket online ($10 Ticket + $0.45 Sales Tax + $1.04 Service Fee = $11.49). I picked a time slot to arrive prior to finalizing the ticket purchase. I immediately received a confirmation email with important instructions and information for my visit. I arrived to the area early, but wasn't sure if their parking lot was free, so I trying to find nearby parking. After wasting time, I decided to pull into the lot that was in the email. Just so you know, it is free to park there with your reserved tour/lounge visit! The Visitor's Parking Lot address is: 502 14th St. Golden, CO 80401 This is where you leave your belongings in your car and get in line to take the free shuttle to the brewery. There are staff present to help you with any assistance you may need. The shuttle driver was very entertaining and informative as we made the short trip over. TIP: Travel lightly. You can take a wallet, camera, and phone into the brewery. No purses, backpacks, bags, or strollers, etc. are allowed. Once we arrived to the facility, we were greeted and shown where to go depending on our tickets. I was taken to an elevator with some other guests and walked to the Hospitality Lounge. On the way, there are large displays of memorabilia and some history about Coors. It was cool seeing things like plates, Salt & Pepper Shakers, various beer bottles & cans through the years, You'll also pass by the company store. I usually don't visit the restroom, but I did here. It was nice and clean. I appreciated that they even included a hand lotion dispenser! Colorado was drying out my hands and this was such a relief for them! The lounge visit was alright. I ended up trying the Coors Banquet, Coors Light Super Cold Draft, Colorado Native Amber, and the Colorado Native Palisade Peach Tart Beer. To help the beer go down, I got some cups of sodas. I can't recall that any of the beers were to my liking, but I'd say the Peach Tart was probably the best. I didn't finish any of my beers. I got two true sample size beer (has the Coors logo) and two tasters (unmarked smaller cups). You are not allowed to share your beer, they want you to "Be Greedy" and drink only your samples. Besides knowing I wasn't there for the beer or the actual brewery tour, I was happy to have seen the Welcome Center, Lounge, and Gift Shop. I still might be up for taking the factory tour some day. I wouldn't rule that out!

I love beer, so visiting the Coors Brewery in Boulder seemed like a great idea. The tours fill up almost a month in advance, be sure to plan ahead and book your tickets if you're eager to see the facility. Most tours are completely full, and they rarely accommodate same-day walk ups. Even though we didn't get on a tour, we still visited the main facility and joined a beer sampling near the gift shop. The beers we tried were fine, but not particularly noteworthy. The visit itself felt pretty...industrial. There's nothing particularly charming or unique about the physical space, it's very drab and utilitarian. Like visiting a factory plant that makes widgets, rather than a cultural institution. Aside from the novelty of getting to say I've visited Coors, there wasn't much that stood out about this visit. I probably wouldn't go out of my way, even as someone who loves visiting breweries whenever I travel. It's a pretty forgettable experience overall.

I'm honestly shocked that tours fill up so quickly - i know it's likely because of the prestige of the Coors name. I was so excited to snag a tour on a random Thursday afternoon and so so disappointed. I arrived early and parking is plenty. They shuttle you to the tour once your tour time is up. Overall, the tour is pretty stock and lame. You don't actually get to see much of the production floor, you mostly see visuals and pictures that they put together. For instance, you see barley and hops that they put into bins in a visual - but that's not what we paid for. We paid to see the coors beer being produced in action! Or at least i thought so. My tour guide was also terrible, he couldn't answer any of our questions and he led his tour like he memorized a book. I'm sure they churn out so many guides it's hard to stay consistent. You get 3 sample beers which is nice and obviously the highlight but not enough to redeem how lame and boring the tour itself was. I wont recommend to friends and I wont return.

Visiting from Illinois and was lucky enough to get to take the Coors Brewery Tour! The tour guide Jeff was amazing, knowledgeable and fun! The samples were great and it was a lovely experience! I highly recommend it

What a great tour. Be sure to reserve this coors factory tour 25 days in advance, and there are certain days of the week that it's opened. I never knew the history behind the coors name, so that was neat to find out. Please leave your belongings in the car as there's no lockers and won't allow you to bring any bags inside. I did see people bring in small wallet sized bags, and those were allowed. Food isn't served, so just eat something beforehand. They do serve water and soft drinks for those who don't drink alcohol. They do give you 3 beers to sample that are made by the coors brand. The first one is either a banquet or coors light beer. The second and third are whatever they have on draft. Just know that if you don't have a reservation for the tour, you can still go to the store and get the samplings for $10.

Making a reservation to come here is a huge hassle and is a lot more work than it should be. The place is cool and the lounge with the beer is a fun place to hang out at. Overall unless you're a huge beer fan it's not the best for people who don't drink.

What great experience we got to enjoy the tap room because all the tours were booked up. 3 free beers to try with the coldest coors light.. oh yeah.. the gift shop was great and not over priced. When in Golden take the time to stop and see this great brewery.

Er mur gurd! It's a Coorz Toor! Had to! Really nice folks. Great memorabilia. Get the super cold Coors Light in the tasting room. Almost freezing temp.

This was fun. We had a friend contact us last minute with some tickets. It had literally been over a decade since we had last gone on the tour. It always seems when you live close to something, you don't think to go there. Our tour guide, Jesse, was enthusiastic and informative. I appreciated the fact that when presented with a question, if he did not know the answer, he went and found out the answer. He said he is constantly learning more. It would have been neat to see the canning line in motion, but it was down at the time we came through. Seeing the mass production equipment and process was fascinating though. At the end we were able to have three tastes in their tasting room. Since Colorado Native is only brewed in and for Colorado, I needed to try those varieties. I had the IPA, Pilsner and the Amber. I also tried a splash of their Palisade Peach Sour. Very peachy! This is still a fun activity that I would recommend to folks visiting from out of town.

Price... 10/10 Experience... 10/10 Service... 10/10 What a wonderful Sunday afternoon tasting beer! We looked in May for the end of June and no actual tours were available. There are tasting experiences and advanced tasting experiences where you can still get beer. We did the standard tasting experiences, and we got 3 full sized cups of beer for only $10. We messed up and made reservations for Monday, but showed up on Sunday. Everyone was incredibly accommodating, and our reservations were easily switched to Sunday.

First time here. We didn't plan on it, so we missed out on the factory tour. Not a big fan of giant corporate beer, but it wasn't half bad. The "free" tastings are very diverse, considering how many beers they make. I do appreciate that they honor the military. Every employee we ran into was extremely nice. They make sure that you have a great experience. May have to come back and do the tour.

My husband and I had a really great time and I'm so glad we decided to do this! We are not avid beer drinkers but visiting Coors is a must since we were in Golden. The staff were beyond friendly and knowledgeable. The grounds were beautiful and the tasting room was better than expected. Highly recommended if you are in the area!

Interesting beer mega-brewery offering tours and tastings. We just did the sampling since the tours were booked up way in advance. The sampling options were unimpressive because they only offered 9 options, all of which can be found in Colorado stores. The nice part was they gave 3 entire beers for the $11.50 ticket. I liked the lighter beers more than the darker one. The super cold Coors light was just cold Coors light and it tasted like water. The sampling room had historical Coors memorabilia, but it was mainly just a bar. Unimpressive sampling, but a cool experience.

The Coors plant was very clean and the people were very friendly. Unfortunately we didn't get to take the tour. We had a great time walking in and going to the gift shop and seeing some really cool amazing things about Coors and the family will definitely be back.

Came here with my husband, brother, and toddler to the tasting room portion of the brewery. We got to drink 3 beers of our choice and the ladies working there were so sweet and nice! They offered a soda to my daughter. Plenty of seating inside with a gift shop as well!

Neat place to tour or sample. Be advised, you MUST make reservations to tour the factory about two weeks in advance and less than a day for sampling. You park in a parking lot near the brewery and check in with the staff there, get in a designated line then onto a mini bus. Very much worth doing if in the Golden area.

On our spontaneous last-minute trip, we stopped in Golden, Colorado to do a tour of the Coors Brewery. Unfortunately they were completely booked so we decided to do a Hospitality Tasting. For $10 ($5 for Military), we got to sample 3 beers of choice. There were beers that are only available in Colorado which were amazing. I am not a beer lover yet, I found one that definitely became my fav. I'm just sad I can't get it back home. This is definitely a budget friendly experience when you're in town. If you are not an alcohol drinker, you can do the same tour and get 3 cups of soda instead.

This tour should be on everyone's bucket list who is visiting Colorado! I recommend booking your tour at least a few weeks in advance, as tickets sometimes can be hard to come by. First off, everyone that we interacted with during the tour was extremely kind and knowledgeable. The tour starts off with a shuttle ride from the parking lot to the factory. During the factory tour, you get a few tastings along the way. The tour guide also gave us a lot of great fun facts about how Coors is made. You can truly taste the freshness when you get a Coors directly from the source. The tour ends with a few additional tastings, and there is a great variety to choose from!

We had a great time visiting the tasting room. We were hoping for a tour, but you need to book those ahead of time. We were there in low season and didn't think we would need one. We were wrong. However, they usually will let you enjoy their tasting room and gift shop. Next time we will plan better.

It was okay. It cost more to uber from downtown to where the factory was than the actual tickets, and when you factor in the tour only lasting around 20 minutes, it didn't feel like it was worth it. It was also hard to hear our tour guide as he wasn't wearing a microphone so when he turned towards stuff to talk about it you couldn't hear him. They give you 3 tasting samples on the tour which was the best part. Can't say I'd do it again.

The facility Smelled so good and just enjoyed the tour. Would have liked more of how they start to finish a product, didn't see how they print their packaging, but the assembly line was pretty cool. Definitely recommend it, freshest beer you will get and the town is so cute. Definitely a good afternoon, Coors Tour and launch and walk in the city.

Super fun brewery tour to do if you're in Golden, passing through or just love Coors and want to do something fun and learn about the history of Coors! Would be great for a date night activity or a group of friends! Our tour guide, Summer, was a lot of fun and knew her stuff! She answered questions and interacted with everyone in the tour which made it not only educational but really fun. There really was so much to learn about the history and evolution of Coors. There was 3 tastings throughout which is obviously a bonus! The tour ended in a gift shop where you could buy clothing apparel and other gifts and souvenirs! I would definitely do it again in the future!

We just did the tasting portion with a last minute reservation. It was great fun! You can take a very quick glance around the museum, and then they take you right to the tasting room where you are treated to three very generous samples. If you've seen one brewery tour, you've seen them all, as far as I'm concerned. Especially with the big companies like this! That said, the staff was super friendly and there was plenty of room to spread out, with no feeling of being rushed. Golden is an adorable town on its own and this is for sure a crown jewel

If you like beer and you like tours, this is a stop for you! They're pretty informative and it's cool to see how they make their beer. They also give you tasters along the way which is cool!

Best part of the tour was that we had a really good tour guide (and the beer was good). Tours are almost impossible to book- have to do it way in advance or there's no chance of getting in. Tour was also pretty short. The information was enjoyable but compared to the other large brewery tours this one had the shortest tour time and least amount of information. Still recommend!

We had wanted to do the Coors Brewery tour since moving to CO but during COVID you had to be masked & show proof of vaccination so we didn't want to participate in either of those. Thankfully those restrictions are lifted so we could take my brother visiting from out of town as a fun touristy excursion. They make the tour very easy in terms of logistics. Easy, secure parking & you are then bused to the factory for the tour & tastings. Justin our tour guide was fantastic. Clearly knowledgable & passionate about the brand & product. My brother & husband are bigger beer drinkers then me but my 1st beer ever was a Blue Moon so I have somewhat of a connection to the brand. Even if you aren't a big beer drinker though, I thought the tour was very interesting about the history of the brand/products & about how they make the beers. I also really like the 2 tastings you do during the tour instead of a bunch all at the end so you get to enjoy the product while you learn. We had been worried the tastings would be their general, well known products but we were pleasantly surprised that they offered a lot of exclusives you can only drink either at this brewery or at places like Coors Field or Red Rock Amphitheatre. They also have a solid gift shop at the end where we got some nice gear. Definitely a must stop tourist destination when visiting CO & you can stop for lunch in either Golden or over in the Rhino district at the Blue Moon Brewery.

We didn't officially take the tour yet. However, growing up everyone around me drank Coors Light. Including myself when I was of age to officially drink. So this was a must stop for me. I never imagined the place would be so damn large, that the chances of getting closer were impossible. Next time we will book ahead to do the tour.

So fun, a must do. We didn't get tickets for the tour but the tasting was still enjoyable & the staff is great.. from check in to the pours, everyone was friendly.

Steve was an awesome tour host. I really like the packaging and quality control rooms. I know the tour has been closed for a few years but I feel like Coors can do a better job creating more photo opps

With the revised tour, you get 3 full samples during it! The tour is about 50 minutes and you definitely learn a lot! Great for residents and tourists!

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For years my family has drank Coors beer. I grew up drinking it and eventually moved on to craft beer. I had been wanting to do a tour since one of my friends went in 2013. Finally I got the opportunity in February and it was worth it. Being there when snow was still out was really cool. The tour was short, fun and well informative. I enjoyed taking photos of all the historical beer Coors had. At the end of the tour they pour 3 tasters for you to try. You get to keep the aluminum cans too! At the end of the tour they give you a "golden ticket" and you can get more free Coors at the restaurants in town!

I stayed up all night to book our tour for June 17th. We have 8 in our party. Only openings for 3 people were available. We were aware Mondays were limited. But not to that extent. Why midnight? The tour website and reservation process is beyond any excuse. they don don't follow their own rule. the date jumped from June 17th back to May 24th. My wife has been looking forward to this tour for years. Very disappointe.

We really enjoyed this tour! Parking and loading the bus was easy, and the tour was very informative! You get 3 beers in the cool cups that you can keep! Our tour guide was great. At the end, with your last drink you can hang out in the lounge as long as youd like. There is also a really nice souvenir store. Whenever youre ready to leave you just walk out and there are busses ready to take you to your car.

It's always cool to see the inner-workings of places and products you're familiar with. As the worlds largest single-site brewery - you can imagine this place operates on a massive scale. Cool to learn more about grains, hops, the fermentation process and some of the unique features of Coors cans, bottles and packaging. Generous sampling set-up and a ton of cool historic advertising and merchandise. Great visit!

Great experience. Took a girlfriend that came to visit from California, our tour guide was very knowledgeable and the draft Coors Light at the end hit different

I had read reviews about the long lines but did not think these lines would exist in the winter when its 32 degrees outside. I was wrong. We arrived on a weekday around 1030am and the parking lot (free) was filled with cars and there were lots of people standing in line in front of me. Thankfully the wait wasn't too long (or at least didn't feel that long) for the shuttle. I think 3 shuttles worth of people (14 people per shuttle) were in line ahead of me. Unfortunately, to head back to the parking lot, we had to stand in another line for the shuttle. The tour was nicely organized with visuals and a hand held device that you hold up to your ear to listen. It was very easy to follow. Mid tour was a tasting of two beer options and at the end of the tour you could have three tastings of beer. The portions of the tastings looked pretty huge and not your standard 5oz beer. They also have non-alcoholic drinks like soda and lemonade in case you're with someone that does not drink beer. After the tastings, you turn in your admission wrist band for a nice glass souvenir. Make sure you keep an eye out for this area for the glass souvenir because they do not advertise it at all. As you exit out you'll be conveniently located in front of the gift shop entrance. Coors was pretty creative in their t-shirt designs and other items in this stop. We ended up buying three t-shirts here! Definitely check this place out before heading back on the shuttle to your car. Make sure to pick up your golden ticket from the shuttle driver before you head back to your car. The ticket may give you discounts to participating retailers/restaurants. As we headed back to our car, we glanced at the line and it was double the length of when we stood in the line in the morning. Make sure to come early to avoid long lines!

Sadly we couldn't take the tour this trip because it is only on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday right now. But we were still able to do a tasting! 3 samples and you get to keep the cool aluminum cups they come in!

Came here for a team building during the summertime (2019- preCovid). They didn't have any formal tours available but we were able to get tickets to go upstairs to the tap room. It was neat to see all the history displayed all over the walls. The beers were good as always-- the staff, not as welcoming. Overall good experience.

Great brewery tour! Super cool to see all the history plus the 3 tastings. Recommend doing the tour and not just the tastings. We learned a lot from our tour guide Summer, she was super fun and shared a lot of cool information about Coors and the family. It's a unique tour if you're in Golden. You have to make reservations ahead of time. Tour ends in a cool gift shop after your last tasting. Definitely would do it again.

Definitely worth a visit. Tough to get reservations, but try to go for at least a sampling. Plan to spend extra time in Golden as well, great community.

The Coors Brewery Tour is pretty cool. We arrived on a Sunday about 15 minutes after it opened. We were ushered into a parking lot, found a spot, went to the parking lot bathroom, which was clean, and stood in line for about an hour and a half to catch a bus to get to the actual brewery and tour. The line had misters and was actually entertaining and went by quickly. The tour bus only can hold about 16 people, which helps to control the flow of people into the brewery. This is a self-guided tour. I have been to other larger breweries and they had someone giving you a tour, which I like better. It is more personable. This tour was hard to hear, as the devices are a little old and maybe some should get an upgrade. There were rooms that I just could not hear what was being said on the device, and I am not hard of hearing. Mid way through the tour you can sample a little of the beer. You continue on the tour, and when it ends you have the opportunity to drink 3 full sized beers, or soft drinks. When you turn in your wrist band, you get a souvenir glass, which is pretty cool. The tour ends in the gift shop, of course! It is a cool tour, don't get me wrong. When in Golden, Colorado you should do as the locals do and check this place out.

What a great tour!! It's a little annoying in the heat to wait for their shuttle but after you arrive to the facility you have wonderful greeting you and ushering you to the mini museum. The self guided tour is very informative and at first I was intently listening but started to get quite long (or maybe I was just eager for my drink!). Since we visited on a weekday we got to see the manufacturing process!! It was so crazy, in the few minutes we were watching the production like literally hundreds of coors light cans were produced!!! It was insane to think about the level of production and consumption. It was a very unique thing to see (compared to your small brewery visits/tastings). At the end of the tour you're offered 3 beers which is amazing considered the nominal price for the tour! Unfortunately there isn't much food or ambiance in that space :/ I hope they make that area more enticing with fun lighting and furniture; it's a like a dinky cafeteria wanna be a bar. Meh by the second drink or so you don't care but it would be nice to have some snacks. On that note, after visiting Coors they hand you a Golden ticket -- this ticket is a scratch off that gives your a certain percentage off your meal at a restaurant in Golden. Great partnership between the businesses in the area! We ended up going to Woody's Pizza post toue and got 10% off our meal cuz of the golden ticket -- great day!

Scheduled an afternoon tasting and boy was it worth it. Good beer at a great price. The staff was also great. They were extremely enthusiastic about the beer, and very nice and accommodating. I wish I could go back and do the full tour. Highly recommend the tasting.

Very fun experience, reasonably priced and staff was very friendly and will to answer questions (unlike some brewery I've been to)

For $10 we received a self-guided tour and 3 small beers! Not bad! An interesting tour worth the $10. The line at the front to get on the bus is pretty horrendous not going to lie. Took about an hour, but we expected that so we weren't disappointed. 3 big missed opportunities here: -tell/show me how the mountains on the cans turn blue! -serve some beer (even for purchase) in line (I know this is probably against the law but can't we find a loophole?) -get some better food in the tasting room! How about some bomb ass bar food?! I'm still giving this place 4 stars because it's cool. I especially loved the sustainability aspects of the tour! A landfill free facility-amazing!