What is the duration of the tour?

Tours typically last 2 hours depending on the number of breweries visited and group pace.

Light snacks and water are provided; full meals are not included but guides recommend nearby restaurants.

Is transportation provided?

Yes, transportation between breweries in a comfortable, climate-controlled vehicle is included.

Are there age restrictions?

All participants must be 21 years or older and show valid ID at check-in.

What is the cancellation policy?

Cancellations made 48 hours prior receive a full refund; cancellations within 48 hours are non-refundable.

Can I buy beer to take home?

Yes. Most breweries offer cans, bottles, and merchandise for purchase at the taproom.

Salt Lake City Brewery Crawl: Classic 2-Hour Craft Beer Tour | Brewery | Pub Crawl

Adventure Brief

Taste Salt Lake City in two hours: this Classic Brewery Crawl visits three top taprooms for 9–12 curated samples with expert local guides and included transportation. It’s a compact, social way to learn why Utah’s craft-beer scene is drawing national attention.

2 hrs

easy

From $101.91

Salt Lake City’s craft-beer scene is compact, surprising, and personal — and Utah Beer Tours’ Classic Brewery Crawl is the quickest way to meet it. In two brisk hours you’ll be ferried between three of Salt Lake’s best taprooms to taste 9–12 samples, talk with brewers, and stand inches from gleaming fermenters while learning why this city’s beer culture has outpaced expectations.

Begin with a short introduction to the location: Salt Lake City, Utah, set beneath the Wasatch Range and within sight of the Great Salt Lake. The crawl visits indoor taprooms where the atmosphere ranges from industrial warehouses with exposed kettles and bright fermenters to wood-paneled tasting rooms and sunny patios that sometimes frame snowy peaks. Key features include the tasting bars, barrel-aging rooms, and brewery patios; unique elements are the mountain-fed water influence and high-desert clarity that many brewers cite when describing local malt balance. This tour is a local-led experience; the guides are connected to the scene and skip the guidebook lines for stories about recipe experiments, yeast strains, and the logistics of brewing in a state with unusually specific alcohol laws.

What makes Utah Beer Tours stand out is the blend of access and care. Rather than a cookie-cutter franchise loop, the operator — kolossusadventure — books small groups (about 10 people) for intimate conversations with staff and chances to buy cans or growlers directly from the source. Transportation is included in the comfortable, climate-controlled vehicle, so the emphasis is on tasting and learning, not logistics. Light snacks and water are provided, and the minimal walking (typically less than 100 feet between vehicle and taproom) keeps the crawl accessible to most.

Practical details matter: this is a 21+ tour, bring valid ID, wear comfortable shoes, and expect to sample a curated range from award-winning IPAs to tart sours and seasonal barrel-aged releases. Guides will also flag photo spots and recommend nearby restaurants for a full evening. The tour’s short duration makes it a perfect pit stop during a weekend in Salt Lake City—an efficient, sociable way to understand the city through its beer. Whether you’re a beer nerd tracking hop profiles or a traveler eager to sip local flavor, the Classic Brewery Crawl delivers a compact education in why Salt Lake City’s brewing scene now earns national attention.

Bookings are limited to maintain quality; groups usually cap around ten guests, which means tours can fill on weekends and during festival weekends like Utah Beer Week. The company enforces the 21+ rule and requires ID at check-in. Cancellations within 48 hours are non-refundable, so plan ahead. Expect to spend an hour afterward exploring downtown restaurants or a walk in nearby Memory Grove to finish the evening comfortably.