Canada · CRAFT BEER
Good craft beer tours fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 7 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Explore Montreal’s Latin Quarter with eight local beer tastings, poutine, snacks, chocolate pairings, and lively city history.
“Gabriel was fantastic! Intimate tour since it was the three of us total so it was great time! Congrats!”
Explore Calgary murals, artist stories, and eight local beer samples on a small-group Beltline walking tour with practical city tips.
“Jamie was an excellent guide walking through Calgary’s growing street art in the downtown area. The tour gave me a much deeper appreciation for the art. The two beer stops were great, too!”
Explore Calgary murals and local beer on a three-hour walking tour with eight tastings, expert guides, and stops at two craft breweries.
“Excellent tour with Daniel. Saw some terrific mural art in downtown Calgary. Stops at two beer serving establishments was an added treat.”
Explore Niagara beer, spirits, cocktails, and wine on a relaxed five-hour tour with four tastings, scenic drives, and hotel pickup.
“Dave was an amazing tour guide. We never felt rushed. The four stops were well done and the variety of beers and spirits was exceptional. We would do it again.”
Ride an eBike from Quebec City to Montmorency Falls, cross the misty bridge, enjoy Île d'Orléans snacks, and finish with craft beer.
“Mark took us on an excellent tour. He was informative and very interested in what he was sharing with us. The bikes were excellent quality and very comfortable and the additional beer tasting at the end was a great finale.”
Taste 8+ Montreal craft beers, paired dishes, and local stories on a three-hour walk through four popular brewpubs.
“A little haphazard to be honest...two groups from the same tour company following the same route at the same time...ours only 3, the other only 5... we could have merged and the tour would have been more social.....there seem to be no desire by the guides to make things more enjoyable for the paying customer.”
Visit four Niagara breweries in four hours with tastings, beer lessons, hotel pickup, and a safe ride between Ontario’s best craft beer stops.
“No communication whatsoever. No one picked us up. Their phone number didn’t work. We were very much looking forward to this and very sad that no one ever contacted us.”
Pick a mountain, a shoreline or a table.
