Brewery Tours For Groups

This Irish institution sits at the heart of the St James’s Gate Brewery, which has been producing the black stuff since 1759. The Storehouse itself dates back to 1904 and is built in the style of the Chicago School of Architecture. The story of Ireland’s most famous export unfolds across 7 floors as the museum snakes its way up to the Gravity Bar, a sprawling space where visitors can enjoy unparalleled views of Dublin whilst enjoying a freshly-poured pint.

This beer giant’s former brewery with tasting room has been transformed into a sensational interactive tour through the history and world of Heineken. Located just a 5-minute stroll from Vondelpark, it’s close to Centrum and can be accessed by the line 16 or 24 tram from the central station.

Not only having an impressive drinks menu of over 50 craft beers, an enviable gin and spirit list and a broad wine selection., this venue also has its own microbrewery onsite, where you can sample and watch craft beer being freshly brewed. There is an extensive menu where every dish is matched to a style of beer, they also incorporate beer into some of their dishes. If you are looking for a vibrant night full of exciting drinks and impressive food. then this is for you

Located in Southbourne, around a 10–15 minute drive from Bournemouth town centre, Brewhouse & Kitchen is a great choice for hen and stag groups. Enjoy quality food, freshly brewed craft beer and a relaxed atmosphere before heading into town for the rest of your celebrations.

Step into the heart of cider-making in Somerset, known as the cider capital of the world. This exclusive tour invites you to explore the finest fermented apple institutions, with a cider expert as your guide. Sip on traditional farmhouse ciders, discover modern craft juices, and indulge in a taste of Somerset Cider Brandy. Along the way, enjoy a drop of mead and savor the rich flavors of a local cheese wedge. Perfect for a fun and flavour-filled adventure with your group!

This charming venue is the only brewery in Gdansk, located just 10 minutes' walk from the city's beautiful Old Town. It's renowned for brewing the best beer in Poland and serves three types of beer - a pale lager beer, a traditional Schwarzbier (dark beer) and a delicious wheat beer.

Serving up traditional German and Hungarian food, this intimate restaurant is located just a couple of minutes' walk from Corvin-negyed metro station. The restaurant is set inside a cosy tile-vaulted cellar with exposed brickwork.

Nestled just off Smithfield Square in Dublin, this distillery is the original site of the world-famous Jameson Irish Whiskey. Offering visitors a fascinating glimpse into the distilling process, this venue features an on-site bar, with a variety of other drink and food places within a short walking distance.

This modern brewery is a haven for beer lovers. Renowned for brewing fantastic beers with amazing flavors, it’s the perfect spot to unwind and savor the craft. With an on-site restaurant serving delicious meals to complement the drinks, it offers a complete experience for groups looking to relax and indulge in a vibrant setting.

Located in a 300-year-old building, this brewery & restaurant serves up artisan beer sausages, traditional snacks, and the in-house beer that’s been brewed according to traditional Czech methods for centuries. Guests can watch the brewing process, and the venue also has a small stage area for live music events.

This famous brewery is set in the heart of the city. It offers engaging tours with impressive modern technology, including interactive holograms and videos. The visitors' centre also features a comfortable tasting bar, as well as an on-site souvenir shop. On-site parking is also available.