How many stops does this tour make?
The tour visits 3 - 4 breweries and tap rooms, including samples at each. A free pint of beer of your choosing is included at the end of the tour at one of the establishments that were visited.
Should I tip my guide at the end of the tour?
Gratuity for your tour guide is not included and is appreciated if you enjoy your experience. Recommended guide gratuity is between $7-$10 per person.
Are there any age requirements?
All participants must be at least 21 years old with a valid photo ID.
What is a valid photo ID?
Colorado Liquor Laws state that any person consuming alcoholic beverages must possess a government issued form of identification including name, photo, and date of birth, and cannot be expired. Examples of ID include: driver's license or official nondriver's ID, U.S. or foreign passport, U.S. military ID, or permanent resident ID.
Should I bring anything with me?
It is a good idea to bring along a water bottle to use to cleanse the palate between beer tastings, and oyster crackers or pretzels are good to munch on, especially towards the end of the tour. Check the day’s forecast in case sunscreen or an umbrella might be helpful.
I would like to make dinner reservations for after the tour. What time should I make them for?
The 3:00 PM tours generally finish about 5:15 PM, but most people choose to spend more time socializing after. For this reason, it is recommended that you make dinner reservations for 6:00 PM or later so that you do not feel rushed.
Is the tour handicap accessible?
All of the stops on the tour are handicap accessible via wheelchair ramps. Most of the walking will be at a steady pace along the sidewalks of downtown Denver. At one point, the tour may take the free MallRide along 16th Street Mall. The shuttle is handicap accessible.
What about inclement weather?
Tours will go on, rain or shine. In the winter, if the weather is extreme and it is necessary that the tour be cancelled, attempts will be made to contact you in advance in order to reschedule.
