Go On A Beer Tour

St. James’ Gate Brewery is the home of Guinness.

A trip to Dublin may have you visiting many bars, in Temple Bar or on Raglan Road, but each trip for those looking for a beer tour, should include a trip to St. James' Brewery.

The self guided tour gives you details of the rich history of Guinness, and learn how it's made. After the tour, find yourself into the included bar to enjoy a pint of the black stuff, before heading to Temple Bar or Raglan Road to carry on the merry spirits.

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Prague, Czech Republic

The birthplace of the now ubiquitous Pilsner, Prague boasts a long and proud brewing heritage...

It doesn't hurt it's also one of the world’s most beautiful cities (even without the beer goggles). But also one of its best for beer drinking, with its seemingly innumerable array of traditional beer halls, bars and breweries.

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Portland, USA

With the highest number of breweries per capita in the whole of the US, and an array of excellent bars and regular beer festivals.

Portland is a paradise for lovers of craft beer, and is fast becoming recognized as one of the world’s best beer-drinking destinations. Along with its excellent brewing scene the city is also renowned for its cycling culture, and a guided bicycle tour of its best breweries is a great way to combine the two and sample some of the city’s most delicious local specialities.

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The vibrant Dutch capital has a long and proud brewing heritage and is one of the best beer drinking cities in Europe

There's no doubt Amsterdam boasts an array of excellent cafes, taprooms, bars and breweries. Although the world famous Heineken is undoubtedly the best known, its finest local beer can be found at the numerous, small-scale producers which have been increasing in number in recent years, and a guided tour of some of these, along with some of the city’s best bars and cafes, is the perfect way to explore its outstanding beer culture.

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Melbourne, Australia

Australia’s second largest city and gastronomic capital is also its best for beer-drinking,

It's also fast becoming internationally recognized as a leading destination for beer lovers. Australians have been known to be privy to a pint or two and their craft seen is swelling like the tides on Rainbow Bay.

With its myriad excellent bars, beer halls and craft breweries which have been rapidly increasing in number in recent years.

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Leuven, Belgium

Despite its diminutive size, the picturesque Flemish city of Leuven is Belgium’s beer capital

With its long and proud brewing heritage and more bars per capita than anywhere else in the country. Its over 30 breweries include the world’s largest: AB (Anheuser-Busch) InBev, along with a number of excellent small-scale producers, whose local specialties include grape and cherry beers.

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