Two Great Brewery Tour Options Give a Glimpse of San Diego Beer Scene

Brewery tours catch the attention of locals and tourists alike. We all love to take part in the craft beer culture that has become such a large part of our city’s personality. If you live in San Diego and you love a good beer, then you probably already have a favorite local brewery. But even so, it’s always good to branch out and try something new every once in a while. If you’re just visiting, you probably want to know more about the brewery scene here in town. Brewery tours offer something for everyone, and it’s an experience that every beer lover should have under their belt.

There’s a lot of options to choose from when deciding on which tour to take. Brewery Tours of San Diego was the first brewery tour company in San Diego that to offer both public and private tours. The company’s owners, Mindy & Jon, both worked in the San Diego craft beer industry several years prior to starting the beer tasting tours. After they learned the transportation industry, Brewery Tours of San Diego was born and since 2007 they have created a staff and fleet that is like no other in the country.

Brewery Tours of San Diego offers scheduled public tours 7 days a week, and they’ve selected several great routes that showcase many award winning beers created throughout San Diego. Both day and night tours are available and they have a couple different convenient pickup locations with easy access to public transportation (you shouldn’t plan on driving to the event!) You can check out their schedules here.

San Diego Beer Train Trolley Tour offers a unique perspective of the city while you tour the best breweries in town. This “green” tour of San Diego breweries allows you to travel with the comfort and convenience of rail while exploring downtown San Diego. This awesome tour is ideal for both beer aficionados and dabblers alike, as well as couples, singles, and groups.

What’s included with your Beer Train Trolley Tour:

• VIP beer tastings at 4 local San Diego breweries.
• A flight of beer at each stop (that’s 16 different beers)
• Light lunch with beer tastings at San Diego breweries.
• The chance to explore San Diego’s rich history on guided historic walks.
• A behind-the-scenes look into the beer making process.
• Hop on and off the trolley. No need to drive from most San Diego locations
• 5½ hours of fun

We hope you hop on a trolley or a bus sometime soon and check out some great local breweries. This is a fun way to get to know the local craft beer scene, meet some friends, and sample some of the best beer our city has to offer. Cheers!