Spend an easy evening sampling four Ozark breweries from a comfortable shuttle. This guided tasting tour highlights local water, experimental brews, and Springfield’s Route 66–era charm—perfect for a relaxed, social outing.
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Twilight creeps across the low limestone ridges of the Springfield foothills as the shuttle eases away from downtown. Windows frame a changing Ozark scene—spring-fed creeks sliding through boxwood and sycamore, red clay shoulders giving way to painted brewery murals—and the city hums with the quiet commerce of craft beer.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
4–5 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for most fitness levels; the day involves short periods standing and walking inside taprooms
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History
Springfield sits on historic Route 66 and the Ozark foothills—local breweries often honor that crossroads of Midwestern and Southern brewing traditions.
Conservation
Many Ozark breweries emphasize protecting spring-fed water sources and reducing waste; support those that use local ingredients and recycling practices.
Reserve your spot on the Ozark Craft Beverage - Brewery Tour today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Bring government photo ID
Alcohol service is restricted to guests 21+; carry your ID to avoid being refused tastings.
Hydrate between tastings
Free bottled water is provided in the vehicle—drink between flights to pace alcohol intake.
Wear comfortable shoes
Taprooms can have concrete or uneven floors; closed-toe shoes are best for standing during tastings.
Arrange a sober ride home
Plan transportation after the tour—designate a sober driver or schedule a rideshare for safety.
Government photo ID
Required for all alcohol tastings and age verification.
Comfortable closed-toe shoes
Taprooms and brewery floors are often concrete or uneven—good shoes keep you steady.
Light jacket or layer
Evening temperatures in the Ozarks can drop; layers keep you comfortable during drive times.
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Phone with camera
Capture tasting notes and brewery details; photos often useful for remembering favorites.