Brews & Views is a captivating small-group tour that immerses beer enthusiasts in Colorado’s thriving craft beer scene. Guests explore the most renowned local breweries, savoring innovative, award-winning brews against the stunning backdrop of the Rocky Mountains. Led by an expert guide, the experience blends the flavors of Colorado’s vibrant beer culture with the region’s breathtaking natural beauty. From charming mountain towns to insider knowledge on the area’s history and geology, this well-rounded tour offers an immersive glimpse into the heart of the Rockies. What sets this experience apart, however, is the opportunity to truly…
Key Points
- Explore the craft beer culture of Colorado’s mountain towns, including visits to innovative local breweries.
- Enjoy scenic drives showcasing the stunning natural beauty of the Colorado Rockies.
- Discover the unique character and local attractions of charming mountain communities.
- Sample a variety of award-winning craft beers while learning from an expert local guide.
- Experience a well-rounded tour that combines craft beer exploration and scenic mountain vistas.
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Overview of the Tour
Brews & Views is a half-day small-group tour that takes beer enthusiasts through the charming towns and stunning scenery of the Colorado Rockies.
Visitors will experience the craft beer culture of places like Evergreen, Golden, Morrison, and Idaho Springs, guided by an expert who knows the area’s favorite spots.
Along the way, they’ll relax, sip cold brews, and enjoy the beautiful mountain views. Each stop includes the first beer, and the tour provides water refill opportunities, though visitors should bring their own reusable bottles.
The tour starts and ends at Union Station in Denver, and it’s designed for a maximum of 13 travelers aged 21 and older.
What’s Included in the Experience
The tour’s inclusions provide visitors with a well-rounded experience. Visitors receive their first beer at each of the three brewery stops, allowing them to sample the local craft beer scene. A knowledgeable guide leads the way, showcasing their favorite spots throughout the journey. Plus, the scenic drive between breweries offers breathtaking mountain vistas for participants to enjoy. Visitors are encouraged to bring reusable water bottles, which can be refilled during the tour.
| What’s Included | Details |
|---|---|
| First Beer | At each of the 3 brewery stops |
| Local Guide | Showcases favorite spots |
| Scenic Drive | Stunning mountain views |
| Water Refill | Visitors bring reusable bottles |
Meeting and Pickup Details
Visitors meet at the American Flagpole outside of Union Station in Denver to begin the Brews & Views tour, which ends back at the same meeting point.
This convenient location allows for easy access to the starting point of the half-day small-group adventure through the Colorado Rockies.
The expert guide leads the way as the group visits their favorite craft beer spots in towns like Evergreen, Golden, Morrison, and Idaho Springs.
After experiencing the charm and culture of these mountain towns and enjoying the first beer at each stop, the tour concludes right where it began, providing a seamless start and end to the beer enthusiasts’ journey.
Cancellation Policy
Travelers can cancel their Brews & Views tour booking for a full refund if they do so at least 24 hours before the scheduled start time.
However, no refunds will be provided for cancellations made less than 24 hours prior to the tour’s departure.
Plus, the experience may be canceled altogether by the operator due to poor weather conditions or if the minimum number of required participants isn’t met.
The tour’s cancellation policy give you flexibility for guests while also ensuring the tour’s viability.
Visitors are advised to review the policy carefully when booking to ensure they understand the terms and can plan accordingly.
Stunning Mountain Scenery
Breathtaking vistas of the Colorado Rockies unfold as the tour traverses picturesque mountain roads, offering visitors a feast for the senses.
The drive between brewery stops showcases stunning natural landscapes, from towering peaks to lush valleys and winding rivers.
Towering evergreen forests give way to dramatic rock formations, while crystal-clear alpine lakes shimmer in the sunlight.
Expert guides point out highlights along the way, sharing insights into the region’s unique geology and ecology.
Whether it’s admiring snow-capped summits or taking in panoramic views, the scenery on the Brews & Views tour is nothing short of awe-inspiring.
It’s a chance to disconnect from the everyday and take in the breathtaking beauty of the Colorado Rockies.
Craft Beer Culture Exploration
The tour immerses participants in the vibrant craft beer culture of Colorado’s mountain towns, providing an insider’s perspective on the region’s thriving brewing scene.
Visitors can expect to:
Discover small-batch breweries known for their innovative and award-winning beers, often featuring locally-sourced ingredients and unique flavor profiles.
Chat with passionate brewmasters and learn about the meticulous craftsmanship and artistry that goes into creating the perfect pint.
Explore the lively taprooms and brewpubs that serve as community hubs, where locals and travelers alike gather to sample the latest seasonal releases and share their love of craft beer.
Throughout the journey, the expert guide offers insights into the history, trends, and future of Colorado’s renowned craft beer scene.
Charming Towns Along the Way
As visitors explore the vibrant craft beer scene, they’ll also discover the charming mountain towns along the way, each with its own unique character and attractions.
Evergreen, Golden, Morrison, and Idaho Springs offer a chance to take in the region’s natural beauty and small-town ambiance, complementing the brewery experiences.
In Evergreen, visitors can stroll through the historic downtown and browse local shops. Golden, home to the Coors Brewery, boasts a picturesque main street lined with cafes and galleries.
Morrison is known for its stunning red rock formations, while Idaho Springs features a charming historic district and natural hot springs.
These stops provide a well-rounded experience, allowing travelers to soak in the local culture and stunning mountain scenery.
Expert Local Guide’s Expertise
An expert local guide leads the way, sharing insider knowledge and insights into the region’s craft beer culture and charming mountain towns. With years of experience navigating the Colorado Rockies, the guide expertly curates the tour, ensuring visitors discover the hidden gems and beloved local spots that capture the essence of this remarkable area.
The guide’s expertise shines through in three key ways:
- Providing fascinating historical and cultural context about each stop on the tour.
- Offering personalized beer recommendations tailored to individual tastes.
- Sharing little-known local tips that enhance the overall experience.
This knowledgeable, passionate guide is the key to unlocking the true spirit of the Colorado Rockies’ vibrant craft beer scene.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can We Bring Our Own Alcohol on the Tour?
No, guests are generally not permitted to bring their own alcohol on organized tours. Tour operators provide the included beverages and do not allow outside alcohol, as it could interfere with the experience and logistics they have carefully planned.
Is the Tour Suitable for Non-Drinkers or Children?
The tour is primarily focused on beer tastings, so it may not be the best choice for non-drinkers or children. However, the scenic drive and guide’s commentary could still be enjoyable for those not partaking in the beer sampling.
What Type of Transportation Is Used During the Tour?
The tour uses transportation such as a bus, van, or passenger van to transport guests between the various brewery stops. This allows the group to enjoy the scenic drive through the Colorado Rockies while visiting multiple locations.
Are Vegetarian/Vegan Food Options Available at the Breweries?
Vegetarian and vegan food options are often available at breweries, as many cater to a range of dietary needs. However, the specific options may vary by location. It’s best to check with each brewery in advance.
Do We Need to Tip the Guide, and if So, How Much?
Generally, it is customary to tip tour guides for their services. For a small-group tour, a tip of 15-20% of the tour price is considered appropriate. The guide’s knowledge and service should guide the amount of the tip.
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Recap
Brews & Views offers a captivating exploration of Colorado’s craft beer scene amidst the stunning backdrop of the Rocky Mountains.
Guests savor innovative brews while seeing the region’s rich history, geology, and vibrant community spirit, guided by an expert who provides personalized insights.
This well-rounded tour seamlessly combines the flavors of Colorado’s craft beer culture with the breathtaking natural beauty of the Rockies, creating an unforgettable experience for beer enthusiasts.
