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The best of Chicago.
The 6 best breweries tours in Chicago, with honest prices, run times and who you book through. Which ones are worth your time downtown, and what each one actually gets you.
Ride Chicago’s Prohibition-style barrel bus for a 3-brewery craft beer tour with big tastings, great guides, and no driving stress.
Most Popular“What a fun tour! If you like craft beer, meeting new people and riding in a giant barrel this tour is for you. My husband and I had a blast and tried a wide variety of beer. We highly recommend this tour.”
A barrel-shaped bus takes you to three Chicago breweries for VIP production tours, games, and 45–55 oz of craft beer in 4 hours.
“Ted did a great job and provided a lot of information!”
Oktoberfest-style beer walk in Chicago’s Malt Row. Small group visits Dovetail, Begyle and Cultivate with tastings and history.
“Loved our walking brewery tour with Adam! He was incredibly knowledgeable about the history of brewing in Chicago and told us the entire history.”
A 3-hour Logan Square walking tour linking three breweries, with beer discounts and Chicago brewing history. Mobile ticket, small group.
“It was both educational and fun. For someone who’s done several brewery tours, this one is unlike any I’ve done, giving you an intimate look into Chicago’s brewery scene.”
Chicago to Milwaukee day trip with guided transport, optional Harley-Davidson and Miller brewery tours, plus Milwaukee highlights.
“The Milwaukee Art Museum was a visual masterpiece—its stunning architecture and lakefront setting made for the perfect introduction to the city’s creative spirit. Inside, the collection was diverse and thoughtfully curated, with something to capture every kind of art lover. The Milwaukee Public Market was a lively and delicious stop. From artisan cheeses to fresh-baked…”
90-minute Chicago West Loop brewery tour with homemade guacamole, corn tortillas, and guided craft beer tastings at Goose Island and District Yards.
“Great chips and guacamole. He sure knew a lot about beer. Also had good hints about what to see in Chicago”
From the river and the skyline to the gangster trails, the lakefront and the deep-dish counters, every way to spend a day in the city.
