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Birmingham Brewery Trail - practical travel guide with honest advice.
This comprehensive brewery tour takes you inside three of Birmingham's most respected craft breweries. You'll meet the brewers, learn about the brewing process from grain to glass, and sample fresh beers directly from the source. The tour includes exclusive access to production areas normally closed to the public. Best for craft beer lovers and brewery enthusiasts. This is a easy activity lasting 3 hours. Group size: max 12. You meet at Jewellery Quarter Station. Key highlights: Behind-the-scenes access to three working breweries, Six half-pint tastings of fresh, unfiltered beers, Meet local brewers and learn their craft techniques.
Price: £32
Duration: 3 hours
Difficulty: easy
Group size: max 12
Minimum age: 18+
Best for: craft beer lovers and brewery enthusiasts
Best time: Saturday afternoons when breweries are active and fresh beers available
Meeting point: Jewellery Quarter Station
Languages: English
Here is how the experience unfolds:
2:00pm Meet at Jewellery Quarter Station - Brief introduction and safety overview before walking to first brewery.
2:15pm Two Towers Brewery visit - Tour the brewing equipment and taste two seasonal ales.
3:30pm Burning Soul Brewing - Meet the head brewer and sample their signature IPA and stout.
4:30pm Third brewery visit - Final tastings and Q&A session about Birmingham's brewing history.
5:00pm Tour concludes - Recommendations for continuing your brewery exploration independently.
The whole experience takes 3 hours. Difficulty: easy. You meet at Jewellery Quarter Station.
| Detail | Info |
|---|---|
| Price | £32 |
| Duration | 3 hours |
| Difficulty | easy |
| Group size | max 12 |
| Minimum age | 18+ |
| Meeting point | Jewellery Quarter Station |
| Languages | English |
| Cancellation | Free cancellation 48h before, 50% refund 24h before |
| Accessibility | Not wheelchair accessible due to brewery stairs and tight spaces |
What is included: Professional beer guide, 6 half-pint beer tastings, Brewery tours with production access, Beer education and tasting notes.
Not included: Additional drinks beyond included tastings, Food or snacks, Transportation to meeting point. You will need to arrange these yourself.
What to bring: Valid photo ID (18+ only), Comfortable walking shoes, Weather-appropriate clothing. Having these with you makes the experience smoother.
Best time to go: Saturday afternoons when breweries are active and fresh beers available.
Tip: Includes 6 half-pint tastings
Tip: Saturday afternoons only
Accessibility: Not wheelchair accessible due to brewery stairs and tight spaces.
Operator: Birmingham Beer Tours
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This activity is run by Birmingham Beer Tours.
Cancellation policy: Free cancellation 48h before, 50% refund 24h before.
Accessibility: Not wheelchair accessible due to brewery stairs and tight spaces.
Best time to go: Saturday afternoons when breweries are active and fresh beers available.
No food is provided, though you can eat before or after. The tastings include six half-pints over three hours, so having a meal beforehand is recommended.
Yes, most breweries offer bottle sales and some provide tour participant discounts. You'll have opportunities to purchase beer at each location.
Tours run in all weather as most time is spent indoors at the breweries. The short walks between locations are manageable in light rain.
No food is provided, though you can eat before or after. The tastings include six half-pints over three hours, so having a meal beforehand is recommended.
Yes, most breweries offer bottle sales and some provide tour participant discounts. You'll have opportunities to purchase beer at each location.
Tours run in all weather as most time is spent indoors at the breweries. The short walks between locations are manageable in light rain.
Best for: traditional pub enthusiasts and CAMRA members
Best for: younger crowds and craft beer newcomers
Best for: walkers who enjoy beer and scenic routes
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