Exploring Mexico City’s vibrant craft beer scene just got easier with the Tasting Tour and Craft Beer Experience. Priced at $31.84 per person, this 3-hour journey takes visitors to three renowned breweries, where they’ll sample curated brews and discover the artistry behind each unique flavor. From the lively atmosphere to the behind-the-scenes insights, this tour offers a well-rounded introduction to the city’s thriving beer culture. Whether you’re a beer enthusiast or simply curious, this experience promises to tantalize your taste buds and leave you eager to uncover more.
Key Points
- This 3-hour tour offers a guided exploration of Mexico City’s craft beer scene, with tastings at three renowned local breweries.
- Participants will learn about the brewing process, innovative techniques, and the artistry behind craft beer production.
- The tour includes round-trip transportation, a local guide, and three craft beer tastings at Cru Cru Brewery, Templo Mayor Brewery, and Falling Piano Brewing Co.
- Unique offerings at the tour’s additional stop, Hop The Beer Experience 2, feature 52 draft beer options.
- The tour is suitable for adults aged 18 and above, with free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance.
Tour Overview and Pricing
The Mexico City Tasting Tour and Craft Beer Experience is a 3-hour tour that costs $31.84 per person.
It offers free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance and a reserve now, pay later option.
The tour includes round-trip transportation, a local guide, and craft beer tastings at three popular breweries.
Participants must be at least 18 years old and meet at the designated starting location.
This tour isn’t suitable for wheelchair users or children under 18.
Additional expenses like food, extra beers, and gratuities aren’t included in the tour price.
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Itinerary and Locations
The tour starts at the Scotiabank location, where participants board a bus or coach for a 30-minute ride to the first brewery.
The itinerary includes visits to three popular craft breweries in the city. At Cru Cru Brewery, located in the Roma neighborhood, guests learn about the brewery’s focus on prehispanic recipes.
They then head to Templo Mayor Brewery, a 100% Mexican micro-brewery known for its craft beer quality.
The final stop is Falling Piano Brewing Co., the first to produce canned craft beers with its own taproom.
After the brewery visits, the tour returns to the starting point at Scotiabank.
Craft Breweries Visited
The tour visits three renowned craft breweries in Mexico City, offering participants a behind-the-scenes look at their brewing processes.
At Cru Cru Brewery, they’ll explore pre-Hispanic beer recipes. Templo Mayor Brewery focuses on craft beer quality, while Falling Piano Brewing Co. was the first to produce canned craft beers with its own taproom.
The tour also includes a stop at Hop The Beer Experience 2, a food truck yard with 52 draft beer options, and Fiebre de Malta Brewery, renowned for its unique craft beer recipes.
The hands-on experience showcases Mexico City’s thriving craft beer scene.
Behind-the-Scenes Experiences
As participants embark on the Mexico City Tasting Tour, they’re granted a behind-the-scenes glimpse into the brewing processes of the city’s renowned craft breweries.
At each location, knowledgeable guides lead them through the production facilities, explaining the intricate steps involved in crafting the unique, flavorful beers.
Visitors witness the brewers in action, gain insight into the selection of ingredients, and learn about the innovative techniques that set these breweries apart.
This immersive experience allows guests to develop a deeper appreciation for the art and science behind Mexico City’s thriving craft beer scene.
More Great Tours NearbyBrewing Process Insights
Participants explore the intricacies of the brewing process as guides lead them through the production facilities of the craft breweries.
At each stop, visitors gain a deeper understanding of:
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The selection and sourcing of premium ingredients
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The unique techniques employed by each brewery
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The meticulous temperature and timing controls essential for optimal fermentation
These behind-the-scenes experiences provide an insider’s view into the artistry and expertise required to craft Mexico City’s finest small-batch beers, leaving participants with a newfound appreciation for the craft.
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Craft Beer Tasting
After delving into the brewing process, participants embark on a delightful craft beer tasting experience. At each of the three breweries, visitors sample one specially-curated craft beer, learning about its unique flavors and characteristics. The tasting is a chance to appreciate the artistry and innovation of Mexico City’s thriving craft beer scene.
| Brewery | Beer Style | Tasting Notes |
|———|————|—————|
| Cru Cru | Mexican Lager | Crisp, refreshing with hints of citrus |
| Templo Mayor | IPA | Bold, hoppy with a dry finish |
| Falling Piano | Amber Ale | Caramel malt sweetness, medium-bodied |
The craft beer tasting is a highlight of the tour, offering an immersive exploration of Mexico City’s distinctive brewing culture.
Craft Beer Scene in Mexico City
Mexico City’s craft beer scene has been flourishing in recent years, reflecting the city’s vibrant culinary and cultural landscape.
The growth of the craft beer industry has been driven by:
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The emergence of innovative, locally-owned breweries that are pushing the boundaries of traditional brewing techniques.
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A growing appreciation among consumers for high-quality, artisanal products that celebrate Mexico’s rich brewing heritage.
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The availability of diverse styles and flavors, catering to the evolving tastes of a discerning beer-drinking population.
This tour offers an immersive experience into this dynamic craft beer scene, showcasing some of the city’s most renowned breweries and their unique offerings.
Participation Requirements and Additional Information
To participate in the Mexico City Tasting Tour, guests must be at least 18 years of age, as the tour isn’t suitable for children under 18.
The meeting point is at the Centro Comercial Reforma 222, where staff in Turibus attire will be present.
Centro Comercial Reforma 222 is the meeting point, where Turibus staff will be present to greet guests.
The tour includes round-trip transportation, a tour guide, and craft beer tastings, but it doesn’t cover food, extra beers, hotel pick-up/drop-off, or gratuities.
Guests should bring a credit card, comfortable clothes, cash, and a copy of their ID or passport.
Smoking isn’t allowed in the vehicle, and the tour is subject to change based on availability.
Frequently Asked Questions
What Are the Health and Safety Protocols During the Tour?
The tour requires participants to be 18 years or older. It’s not suitable for wheelchair users or children under 18. Smoking is not allowed in the vehicle. The tour is subject to change based on availability.
Can I Bring My Own Food and Drinks on the Tour?
No, participants can’t bring their own food and drinks on the tour. The tour includes round-trip transportation, a tour guide, and craft beer tastings, but any additional food or beverages not provided must be purchased separately.
Are There Any Dietary Restrictions or Accommodations Available?
The tour doesn’t provide specific dietary accommodations, but participants can bring their own food and non-alcoholic drinks. It’s recommended to notify the tour operator of any dietary needs in advance to ensure a comfortable experience.
Can I Purchase Additional Beers Beyond the Tastings?
Yes, you can purchase additional beers beyond the tastings. The tour doesn’t include any extra beers, so you’ll need to pay for any additional drinks at the breweries.
Is There an Option to Extend the Tour Duration?
Yes, the tour itinerary can be extended. Participants can add extra brewery visits or extend the time at each location by purchasing an upgraded tour package. Additional costs and durations vary based on the chosen options.
The Sum Up
The Mexico City Tasting Tour and Craft Beer Experience offers a delightful way to explore the vibrant local brewing scene. Priced at $31.84 per person, the tour includes transportation, guided tastings at three unique breweries, and behind-the-scenes insights into the brewing process. With curated craft beer samples and an immersive atmosphere, this tour is a must-try for beer enthusiasts aged 18 and over.
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