Is there a minimum age requirement for the tour?

Yes, participants must be at least 18 years old to attend due to alcohol tasting.

How many beers will I get to try?

The tour includes tasting 6 to 8 local Estonian beers carefully selected from over 20 microbrews.

Are the food snacks enough to replace dinner?

Yes, the snack and food pairings are substantial and designed to serve as a full meal.

Can I purchase beers to take home?

Yes, a selection of the beers tasted is available for purchase at the venue for an extra cost.

Is the tour suitable for those new to craft beer?

Absolutely. The experience is designed for both beginners and seasoned beer lovers.

Where does the tour start?

Meet at Vene tn 33, 10123 Tallinn, Estonia, the location for the tasting sessions.

Estonian Beer & Local Food Tour with City Bike in Tallinn | City Tour | Guided Tour

Tallinn stands out as a northern gateway blending centuries-old history with lively modern culture, and City Bike's "Beers & Bites with Chef" tour offers a standout way to experience a different side of Estonia’s capital. Located at Vene tn 33, 10123 Tallinn, this immersive three-hour experience invites guests to dive into Estonia's burgeoning craft beer scene paired with uniquely local snacks that go beyond the usual pub fare.

This trip centers on a curated tasting of 6 to 8 microbrews selected from over 20 varieties made by more than 10 artisanal Estonian producers. The brewery studio setting is intimate, perfect for small groups, with a max of 15 people ensuring a personal experience. Each sip accompanies specially chosen traditional snacks, and participants get hands-on crafting of two authentic Estonian bites, pairing directly with the beers. This focus on culinary storytelling delivers insight into the cultural and historical evolution of Estonian brewing traditions.

Tallinn's compact, walkable old town and vibrant food culture make City Bike a unique gateway for adventurers keen on tasting local life through craft beverages and genuine flavors. The tour’s practical evening timing fits well post-sightseeing or for locals craving fresh flavor profiles in beer. Expect stories of the region’s brewing heritage, nuances of each beer style, and the art of local complementary foods.

City Bike’s approach differs from larger pub crawls by offering depth rather than breadth, supported by knowledgeable hosts who bridge history, taste, and technique in every glass and plate. Whether a craft beer novice or aficionado, guests leave with a nuanced appreciation of Estonia’s culinary tapestry and a hearty appetite satisfied. For travelers aiming to engage Tallinn via its sensory traditions, this experience is a memorable and distinctive choice.