AUSTIN · TEXAS
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The 5 most popular breweries tours in Austin. The ones worth building a day around, with prices, run times and who runs each.
Pedals & Pints Brewery Bicycle Tour in Austin is a 3-hour bike-and-beer ride with landmarks, murals, and microbrew stops.
Most Popular“It was actually more than we expected with history & cool stops cuz me & my husband live in Austin! Colt was an amazing guide with a lot of knowledge & great music he played during the ride which was such a cool touch! Plus I don’t even drink beer but there was other things…”
Pedicab tour of East Austin breweries with hotel pickup, guided flights at Zilker, Lazarus, and 417. Private, about 2 hours.
“If you want a fun and interactive experience- go on this tour. Shout out to Caleb. He was a trip and full of interesting info. Moreover, just a great human who will leave you with a smile.”
Ride a music-filled bus to 3 Austin breweries with included tastings, a small meal, and a live band. $125, about 3.5 hours.
“This tour was amazing!!!Our guide, Pimp, was fabulous! The live band on the bus was fabulous! Music was great, great performers and excellent singing. The breweries were all different and the beers were delicious! A very fun time!!”
Small-group Austin brewery tour with round-trip transport from Fairmont Austin, 3 stops, up to 12 tastings, and a beer-inspired meal.
“We had a great time doing this tour! Our guide Jeff was super knowledgeable and easy to talk to. We were taken to 3 breweries and served about 3-4oz of 4 different beers so definitely not enough to get drunk, just for tasting and enjoying which was smart. lol. Got behind the scenes at one…”
Austin’s small-group Hill Country shuttle visits Fitzhugh Brewing, Treaty Oak Distilling, and Jester King in a comfy Sprinter. Up to 10 people.
“Jax was a great guide and driver, and the three stops were all enjoyable. Loved the distillery especially. The Fitzhugh brewery was least favorite of the three, but only because a private event took all the indoor tables and it was a little cold and damp sitting outside. Other than that it was an enjoyable…”
The lake, the music, the barbecue, and every road into the Hill Country.
