AUSTIN
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The 6 most popular brewery tours in Austin. Here's what they actually deliver, who runs them, and what they cost.
Pedals & Pints in Austin pairs an easy bike ride with craft beer, local landmarks, and guide storytelling for a fun 3-hour loop.
“A great way to experience the city learning some Texas history & fun facts along the way. Tour guide Colt was friendly & knowledgable, bikes were well maintained, and of course the beers (lots of beers) were fantastic!”
Private pedicab tour through Austin’s East Side with visits to three breweries, hotel pickup (select hotels), and optional all-inclusive beer flight.
“Colin was definitely a great guide! He shared his stories, a little bit about Austin and the best part was his fantastic music choice bad singing skills. Would absolutely recommend again.”
Austin Brew Bus tour with live band, 3 brewery tastings, and lunch on a 3.5-hour bus loop from the Visitor Center.
“Tex always amazing, great tour guide, great guy. Hannah bearcat and the band were awesome! Great time!”
Small-group Austin brewery tour with Jeff: 3 breweries, up to 12 tastings, beer-inspired meal, and round-trip transport from Fairmont Austin.
“We had a great time and learned quite a bit about the process and which types of beer we liked. We got to travel to different breweries and go to see their brew rooms.”
Ride a pedal pub through Austin’s downtown nightlife for about 2 hours, with a cooler, onboard music, and BYOB stops at iconic bars.
“Zach was a great driver for our pedal pub! He showed us cool spots for drinks and was the life of the party! Would recommend to any group that is coming to Austin.”
Austin to Hill Country breweries and distilleries in 4.5 hours. Small-group shuttle to Fitzhugh, Treaty Oak and Jester King.
“The tour provides a great window into Austin and its beers and wines. Each site showcased a fine selection and the staff at each location took time and care during each tasting. Nick made a good experience great. He shared enough details to leave us informed, but not so Read more”
