Anheuser-Busch Brewery
World's Largest Brewery
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Great tour, lasts about an hour. Amazing architecture and history on the grounds of the brewery. And yes, the 2 free beer samples and pretzels at the end of the tour are a nice touch!
Reviewed by: Meghan from on Sep 15 2009
I enjoyed the tour of the brewery, very interesting to learn process and history. Plus, the tasting afterwards was a nice touch.
Reviewed by: big al stud from on Jul 14 2009
lots to see defintly worth the trip we really liked it . even got to see the bud dogs
Reviewed by: April from on Jul 11 2009
This was my husband and I's first trip to St. Louis and I was looking for free things to do and found this tour...I am glad we went it was fun and imformative. I would recommend it for anyone to do. U do get two free samples of whatever kind of beer they manufacture, or you can just go with the free fountain drink and preztels you get at the end..will take again when we go back..
Reviewed by: Paul and Belinda from on May 26 2009
This free tour was a lot of fun for me and my family. We went after a tour of the Chatillon Mansion which is nearby and it was a very nice contrast. I like the neighborhood as well. Definitely recommend for families and for for people who enjoy samples :)
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Jan 17 2009
Even if you are a non-drinker, such as myself, don't write off this tour. Whether you're a lush, fascinated by amazing facts, interested in architecture, a landscaping fan or a gadget fiend, this tour has something for you.
Reviewed by: The Wrong Girl from on Jul 29 2008
This was one of the most interesting and in-depth tours I have seen. The guides were very friendly and great about answering questions. The whole experience was amazing. It really makes you realize just what an operation Anheuser-Busch is. The kids enjoyed also and it that in itself is impressive since they kept the attention of a 12, 11 & 7 yr old!
Reviewed by: AllisonA from on Jul 26 2008
I was sitting around the hotel, wondering what to do,and decided to take the Budweiser tour. I am glad I did. The staff is likeable, very friendly. The gift shop, wow, it is worth the visit. The items are in a very good price range, and cater to every age.
Reviewed by: Rhonlynn from on May 29 2008
The buildings surrounding the brewery were gorgeous and meeting the world famous clydesdales were so much fun. Also, the entire tour was free. Even if you have kids, its okay. It is still a fun and safe environment for kids. Also, for adults, free beer tasting is offered at the end of the tour. It should be a number one stop for all visiting St. Louis.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Mar 02 2008
We expected a short, informal tour, much like most other breweries. But, this tour was very well orchestrated, showed a wide variety of things, and was topped off with a free beer - not to mention the whole thing is free! We really enjoyed the tour. It was interesting to see the different production areas as well as the historic buildings. The Clydesdales are always a treat. Highly recommended, even for families!
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Jun 12 2007
World's Largest Brewery
Back to Anheuser-Busch Brewery
Great tour, lasts about an hour. Amazing architecture and history on the grounds of the brewery. And yes, the 2 free beer samples and pretzels at the end of the tour are a nice touch!
Reviewed by: Meghan from on Sep 15 2009
I enjoyed the tour of the brewery, very interesting to learn process and history. Plus, the tasting afterwards was a nice touch.
Reviewed by: big al stud from on Jul 14 2009
lots to see defintly worth the trip we really liked it . even got to see the bud dogs
Reviewed by: April from on Jul 11 2009
This was my husband and I's first trip to St. Louis and I was looking for free things to do and found this tour...I am glad we went it was fun and imformative. I would recommend it for anyone to do. U do get two free samples of whatever kind of beer they manufacture, or you can just go with the free fountain drink and preztels you get at the end..will take again when we go back..
Reviewed by: Paul and Belinda from on May 26 2009
This free tour was a lot of fun for me and my family. We went after a tour of the Chatillon Mansion which is nearby and it was a very nice contrast. I like the neighborhood as well. Definitely recommend for families and for for people who enjoy samples :)
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Jan 17 2009
Even if you are a non-drinker, such as myself, don't write off this tour. Whether you're a lush, fascinated by amazing facts, interested in architecture, a landscaping fan or a gadget fiend, this tour has something for you.
Reviewed by: The Wrong Girl from on Jul 29 2008
This was one of the most interesting and in-depth tours I have seen. The guides were very friendly and great about answering questions. The whole experience was amazing. It really makes you realize just what an operation Anheuser-Busch is. The kids enjoyed also and it that in itself is impressive since they kept the attention of a 12, 11 & 7 yr old!
Reviewed by: AllisonA from on Jul 26 2008
I was sitting around the hotel, wondering what to do,and decided to take the Budweiser tour. I am glad I did. The staff is likeable, very friendly. The gift shop, wow, it is worth the visit. The items are in a very good price range, and cater to every age.
Reviewed by: Rhonlynn from on May 29 2008
The buildings surrounding the brewery were gorgeous and meeting the world famous clydesdales were so much fun. Also, the entire tour was free. Even if you have kids, its okay. It is still a fun and safe environment for kids. Also, for adults, free beer tasting is offered at the end of the tour. It should be a number one stop for all visiting St. Louis.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Mar 02 2008
We expected a short, informal tour, much like most other breweries. But, this tour was very well orchestrated, showed a wide variety of things, and was topped off with a free beer - not to mention the whole thing is free! We really enjoyed the tour. It was interesting to see the different production areas as well as the historic buildings. The Clydesdales are always a treat. Highly recommended, even for families!
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Jun 12 2007
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