Atlanta Brews Cruise

Atlanta Brews Cruise offers a curated tour of the city’s vibrant craft beer scene, focusing on the West Midtown area. This guided experience takes small groups to multiple breweries, where participants enjoy tastings, learn about the brewing process, and hear behind-the-scenes stories from brewers. The tour is led by knowledgeable guides who share insights into Atlanta’s beer history and culture. Transportation between stops is provided, so guests can relax and fully enjoy the samples. The tour typically includes visits to well-known breweries like Monday Night Brewing, Scofflaw Brewing Co., and others, with occasional stops at cideries or distilleries. It’s a social and educational outing perfect for beer enthusiasts and curious travelers alike. The tour lasts about 4 hours and includes a souvenir glass. With a perfect 5-star rating, it’s consistently praised for its fun atmosphere and excellent value.

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• Visits to 3–4 breweries with guided tastings at each
• Behind-the-scenes access to brewing facilities
• Insightful commentary on Atlanta’s beer history and styles
• A souvenir tasting glass to take home
• Transportation provided so you can drink safely

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Know before you go

• You must be 21 or older with valid ID to participate.
• Wear comfortable shoes – there is some walking between brewery stops.
• The tour runs rain or shine; bring an umbrella if needed.
• Food is not included, but you can purchase snacks at some breweries or eat before the tour.

A bit of history

Atlanta’s craft beer scene exploded after Georgia law changes in 2011 allowed breweries to sell directly to visitors. Brews Cruise started around that time, capitalizing on the growing interest in local beer. West Midtown became a hub due to its industrial spaces converted into breweries.