Digbeth Quarter Craft Beer Crawl

Discover Birmingham's most creative neighbourhood through its modern craft beer venues. This relaxed crawl takes you through Digbeth's converted warehouses and modern taprooms where local artists and beer makers collaborate. Perfect introduction to craft beer culture with knowledgeable guides explaining different beer styles and the area's artistic renaissance. Best for younger crowds and craft beer newcomers. This is a easy activity lasting 2 hours. Group size: max 16. You meet at Digbeth Coach Station. Key highlights: Experience Digbeth's artistic and creative beer scene, Learn craft beer basics from hoppy IPAs to smooth stouts, Visit converted industrial spaces turned into modern taprooms.

Price: £25

Duration: 2 hours

Difficulty: easy

Group size: max 16

Minimum age: 18+

Best for: younger crowds and craft beer newcomers

Best time: Thursday through Saturday evenings when venues are busiest and food trucks present

Meeting point: Digbeth Coach Station

Languages: English

Here is how the experience unfolds:

7:00pm Meet at Digbeth Coach Station - Brief introduction to Digbeth's transformation from industrial area to creative quarter.

7:15pm Gunmakers Arms visit - Sample pale ales and learn about craft brewing basics in converted Victorian pub.

8:00pm Night Owl brewery taproom - Taste experimental beers and meet local beer makers in industrial-style venue.

8:45pm Third craft venue - Final tastings with opportunity to try food trucks if present outside.

9:00pm Tour wraps up - Recommendations for continuing the evening in Digbeth or nearby areas.

The whole experience takes 2 hours. Difficulty: easy. You meet at Digbeth Coach Station.

• Experience Digbeth's artistic and creative beer scene
• Learn craft beer basics from hoppy IPAs to smooth stouts
• Visit converted industrial spaces turned into modern taprooms
• Often coincides with food truck gatherings
• Smaller groups allow for personalized beer education
• Accessibility: Generally wheelchair accessible venues, though some have small steps

What is included: Enthusiastic local guide, One drink at each of three venues, Craft beer education and style explanations, Area history and cultural insights.

Not included: Additional drinks beyond included tastings, Food truck purchases, Transportation to starting point. You will need to arrange these yourself.

What to bring: Valid photo ID, Cash for food trucks (card not always accepted), Comfortable shoes for short walks. Having these with you makes the experience smoother.

Best time to go: Thursday through Saturday evenings when venues are busiest and food trucks present.

Tip: Thursday-Saturday evenings

Tip: Food trucks often present

Accessibility: Generally wheelchair accessible venues, though some have small steps.

Operator: Independent Birmingham

After this activity, these are within easy reach:

• Birmingham Back to Backs (12 min walk)
• Library of Birmingham (10 min walk)
• Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery (15 min walk)

This activity is run by Independent Birmingham.

Cancellation policy: Free cancellation 24h before, partial refund same day cancellation.

Accessibility: Generally wheelchair accessible venues, though some have small steps.

Best time to go: Thursday through Saturday evenings when venues are busiest and food trucks present.

Are food trucks always available during the beer crawl?

Food trucks are common Thursday through Saturday evenings but not guaranteed. The guide will inform you of food options available that specific evening including nearby restaurants.

What craft beer styles will I try in Digbeth?

Expect to sample IPAs, pale ales, stouts, and seasonal specialties from Birmingham brewers. Guides explain each style's characteristics and help identify flavors you enjoy.

Is the Digbeth area safe for evening tours?

Yes, Digbeth is well-lit and busy during evening hours with regular foot traffic. The tour stays in the main entertainment area with good visibility and security.