Brewery Tour in Southwest Chicagoland from Brews Cruise Chicago (Up to Off). Two Options Available.
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A half-day tour takes you to working breweries where you’ll sample beverages and learn what makes some of your favorite beers so good
Choose from Two Options
- $65 for a Southwest Chicagoland brewery tour for two ($130 value)
- $125 for a Southwest Chicagoland brewery tour for four ($260 value)
See the calendar for upcoming dates and times. Each tour includes 15–16 4-ounce samples. More information on attire and transportation is available on the website.
The Southwest Chicagoland tour runs on Thursdays and travels to Nevin’s Brewing Company, Two Brothers Brewing Company, and Hopvine BrewingCo. and lasts about 4 hours. It begins and ends at Nevin’s in Plainfield, though the tour can collect and drop off city dwellers at The Beer Temple on Elston.
A half-day tour takes you to working breweries where you’ll sample beverages and learn what makes some of your favorite beers so good
Choose from Two Options
- $65 for a Southwest Chicagoland brewery tour for two ($130 value)
- $125 for a Southwest Chicagoland brewery tour for four ($260 value)
See the calendar for upcoming dates and times. Each tour includes 15–16 4-ounce samples. More information on attire and transportation is available on the website.
The Southwest Chicagoland tour runs on Thursdays and travels to Nevin’s Brewing Company, Two Brothers Brewing Company, and Hopvine BrewingCo. and lasts about 4 hours. It begins and ends at Nevin’s in Plainfield, though the tour can collect and drop off city dwellers at The Beer Temple on Elston.
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About Brews Cruise Chicago
Reservations: Required
Pro Tip: Eat before you go on a tour so you have a great base for all the great beers you will sample.
Beer samples, a day zipping around to breweries, and beer knowledge for miles. That's some of what's in store on half-day tours with Brews Cruise Chicago, where guides unveil what goes into the craft behind craft beers. In the span of a few hours, you'll get a chance to meet brewers and learn how beer is made all the way though the bottling stage. Along the way, observe every step of the process in a working brewery and ask brew-specific questions, like how come there are no beer-based drinking fountains anywhere. Guides also take pains to highlight the unusual and special elements of production that make American craft beers unique.