Greece · BEER TASTINGS IN CANADA
The 6 best beer tastings in Canada you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and how many beers are included. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Taste nine Montreal craft beers at three Old Port breweries, with local snacks, brewing access, city history, and a bilingual guide.
“Antoine was such a joy to be around! He had great knowledge of the city, and an obvious passion for beer. It was so engaging to see someone genuinely excited about the topic they’re speaking on. Merci mille fois, Antoine!”
Explore Calgary’s Beltline murals and local craft beer on a small-group three-hour tour with eight tastings and expert guide stories.
“Lovely host - did a great job expanding the murals. A bit hot day so may have needed to adjust pace or cut back on a few murals. Also write up says 5x5 ounces at second brewery - may be a typo - we got 4 and I paid for the 5th one”
Explore Calgary murals and local beer on a three-hour walking tour with tastings, expert guides, brewery stops, and practical city tips.
“Darryl was very knowledgeable of the artwork we viewed. I'm not a big art fan but really enjoyed the walk. the beer tasting was great. we loved Four Dogs.”
A practical review of London’s private Southwest Ontario tasting tour, with winery, brewery, cider and spirit stops, pickup, fees and tips.
“We used Wave Tours for a Bachelorette Party yesterday and had the best time!! We participated in the Huron County Wine Tour and had Anne Marie as our driver. I cannot say enough good things about Anne Marie! She was so fun from the second we arrived at the bus, extremely accommodating and helpful. She went above and beyond taking pictures of the entire experience and making it the very best day possible for our bachelorette! It’s pretty difficult to wrangle 10 wine drunk ladies, but she did it with ease, all with a smile of her face. She kept us perfectly on schedule for not only our winery reservations,…”
Explore Mount Pleasant murals, Beaumont Studios, and Vancouver craft beer on a three-hour walking tour with local guides.
“Rather than a pub crawl where tasting (drinking) is the objective, the first two hours were focused on the plethora of large public art murals in the Mt Pleasant area of Vancouver. Fran was able to also bring us into several artists' studio/workspace, personalizing the artists ant their work. In the finl hour we sampled at two smaller craft breweries. Four rather than five stars because I felt the focus was not balanced between the crafts of the displays and the tastings. While we had several opportunities to rest, use the facilities, and even quaff a can of beer, saving the actual tasting to the end felt too much like…”
Review of Vancouver’s Brewery Creek beer crawl, with 12 tastings, three breweries, local stories, guide tips, price value, and practical advice.
“Small group meant there was plenty of scope to speak to the guide directly to ask questions etc. It also meant we visited really quirky, authentically community based breweries.”
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