Craft Beer Adventure Colegiales

Highlights

  • Colegiales neighborhood

Summary

Tour several award-winning brewpubs in a residential neighborhood. You will be drinking amongst locals on this tour.

Tour info

Duration
4 hours
Group Size
10
Pricing (From)
Commentary
Meeting Point
Dropoff location

Why take this tour?

You will tour several brew pubs in the non-touristy, off-the-beaten-path neighborhood of Colegiales. You will actually be drinking among locals and these are some of the best brewers in the city. You will visit what used to be a closed door craft beer bar; a converted home; a converted industrial location. Explore a variety of beer styles and get a little bit of neighborhood history as well as Argentine beer history in this yummy, friendly tour.

What’s included?

  • We will try an equivalent of 4 pints during the whole tour, a pint at each location.

  • We will also have a delicious snack at one of the breweries.

  • Guided Tour

  • Directions on how to get to the tour

  • Private transportation

Things to know

Before you book

  • Duration: 3-4 hours

  • Mobile tickets accepted

  • Instant confirmation

Before you go

  • Wear comfortable shoes

  • Dress according to the weather

  • All beer consumed during the tour is included

  • Snacks at one of the establishments are included

Covid Policy

  • Regularly sanitized high-traffic areas
  • Guides required to regularly wash hands
  • Regular temperature checks for staff
  • COVID-19 vaccination required for guides

Please bring a mask. Most places no longer require them, but some still do.

Cancellation Policy

    For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours in advance of the start date of the experience.

About operator:

Participate in creating a typical weekend family asado (local bbq) that Argentina is famous for. Your guide wil take your small semi-private group to the butcher shop, the bakery, and the wine store, all the while walking the cobblestone streets of either Palermo Viejo or San Telmo, just like a local family would do. You then go back to a large private home (not a restaurant) and help prepare the asado. It is a first-hand experience of learning how to prep the meat, create the salad, build the fire with charcoal and wood, and all the while learn about the neighborhood (guests might want to jot down the different shops visited for some shopping later). The tour is an experience where you can learn about asado customs, and learn more information about the city in a very relaxed atmosphere. And you would be eating a fantastic asado guided by the very capable hands of a master parrillero (local grill master).

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