Taken right from the website of Forbes.com, many of the big brewers started their careers in the comforts of their own kitchen. Live near or plan to visit Brooklyn, New York anytime soon? Brooklyn Brewery is now open for free tours on Friday and Saturday.
Lake Front Brewery, which is located in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, offers daily tours of their brewery. This brewery was started in 1987 and has since become a landmark. One of the things that makes this brewery tour stand out from others is that they start their tour with a cold beer to be savored throughout the tour.
As many would expect, the Anheuser-Busch company, made famous for their many different styles of beer, offers tours at five of their brewery locations. You can take a tour of their breweries in Fairfield, California, St. Louis, Missouri, Jacksonville, Florida, Merrimack, New Hampshire or Fort Collins, Colorado. If you are planning to visit one of these locations for a tour, be sure to visit their website at www.budweisertours.com. You can find specific events posted on the online calendar.
There are several international tours to consider as well. Brasserie Caracole is located in Belgium. This company will also make custom beer as part of their scheduled tours. Kiuchi Brewery in Japan is popular since they offer tips on to how to make ales as part of their tour. Erdinger, which is located in Germany, is famous for their three-hour tour where they show off their facility and also offer samples of their many different wheat brews.
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