This was second on my list after New Belgium Brewery for tours while we were in Denver. This one is led by a tour guide who didn't have all the answers but seemed to know the basics of the brewery. You start our by going to the stables for the Clydesdales but they weren't there for our visit. Our guide... More

Anheuser Bush has built a very nice visitors center north of the brewery. I little tricky to get to if you are familiar with the area. Once inside the brewery the sheer size of the vats is impressive. The operation is pretty well automated so you will see few people inside, mostly lots of pipes and vats. You are walked... More

We came here because the wife loves Bud Light so we figured why not visit the place that brews the beer. The tour is very energetic and fun and not too long so our attention held. The free samples were awesome too and though I don't drink, I thoroughly enjoyed the tour and souvenir shop. A definite for anyone who... More

The Budweiser Brewery Tour was led by a very well informed guy. He could answer any question he was asked by the group. The tour takes you through the plant and ends with sampling (very generous portions) of 3 types of beers (your choice) for those over 21 years of age. The tour covers about a mile walking so if... More

The tour was great, our tour guide was being reviewed or trained, but did an excellent job! He knew all of his facts, and did a great job answering questions. I had not been to a brewery tour since I was a kid and my parents took me so it was cool to see what had changed and was was... More

My wife and I took our two small kids (4 and 2) to see the Clyesdales which are here for part of the year. The team was departing the next day so there was an organzied picture day which allowed the kids to see the horses up close and get their pictures taken with them. In addition, we added the... More

This is always a favorite stop on the way from Kansas to Wyoming. The kids enjoy the stop (almost) as much as the adults since the stable is open to see the Clydesdale's! You can't go wrong with free beer at the base of the mountains!

Good beer last about one hour,Knowledgeable tour guides, beautiful grounds, and beautiful horses.Come for the summer concerts and parties.

Was given a tour for two for the beer masters tour as a gift. Really enjoyed the experience! Extrmely great value for money. $25 includes a cap, certificate for being an honary "beer master", a large photo of the Clydesdales, a lovely nuculated beer glass, beer tastings & of course an in depth tour! Worth doing as you can get... More