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Anheuser-Busch

4.5· 669 reviews
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Bree White
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Bought two tickets to get free beer and the souvenir glasses. Didn t receive anything. The lines were stupid long by the time you d get to the front you d been in line for 1 hour. The staff wasn t accommodating at all. The entire event was poorly organized.
I want my money back but their customer service sucks and won t respond back to inquiries.

Tristan Sweatt
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AB is NOT the best beer in America, nor is it even close. HOWEVER, Anheuser Busch is iconic and embodies the spirit of America in every bottle, can, or keg.

You should tour AB to see a breathtaking display of marketing, sound management decisions, and economies to scale. I enjoy visiting this factory, will do so again in the future.

Sarah Rose
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I love this place more and more each time I visit. We took one of the tours and didn't regret it, best to do with a group of friends. Then the food is amazing and atmosphere just as great. I cannot believe that this place is in my own town!

Then for the holidays, this place is amazing to go with a date or just the kids! It is amazing.

Misty Chandler
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We took the horses and heritage tour. I loved bieng able to touch and get pictures with the Clydesdales. I wish we would've had more time at the school house museum. Our tour guides could've been a little more enthusiastic. The brewery tour we took last year was a lot more interesting to me.

morgan spence
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My friends and I spent Saturday evening here, and loved it! We did the 40 minute tour, and it was great! Our guides were both friendly and knowledgeable. At the end of the tour you also get a token for a free pint of beer. I tried the Mango Tart (guide recommended) and loved it. All of the beer was so fresh and the atmosphere of the outdoor patio area was great. I plan to visit every time I visit St. Louis!

Lion Master
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What a wonderful experience! We met one of the Clydesdales! Beautiful horse. They had beer, food, games, history of Budweiser recipes, and things to buy. Most of it is free. You really have to check it out for yourself. This is an ultimate way to spend a Saturday. You can even bring children, how cool is that? Our family had a blast. There are a lot of people so get ready for that shocker. Get in early to beat the others. You will enjoy yourself!

Ashley Fugazi
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Our entire family, kids and all, went here for Father's day and had so much fun! Seeing the official AB horses was pretty neat. You are given a token near the end of the free tour to turn in for a 16 ounce beer. If you aren't of age they provide soda. Highly recommend going! There is a beer garden, store, and sit down restaurant. Nice way to relax.

Anil Maddimsetti
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They offer two types of brewery tours here, a complimentary tour and the Beer-master tour which has a $30 fee associated. I have personally been on both the tours and felt the Beer-master to be more exciting. The whole thing takes about 2 or 2 n half hours and you get to see the inside of many building in detail and up close. This will be one of the few times you will get to drink the most freshest Budweiser ever. We had a chance to drink off a huge tank that was brewed a few hours ago.
After the tour you also get all you can drink beer in a private lounge.

Beware of the walk and its worth it.

Kent Fink
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It was cool , it was fun, finding a place to park was fun, lots of rude drivers... but I expected that, being it's the 23rd of December.... Very crowded , restrooms wait for 20 minutes , and some more rude people, Merry Christmas I said to them... and got nothing ... once will be enough for our family.... been there, saw that,

Shane Fisher
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Did the Beermaster tour. Very worth it. A little pricey on the first look but for the amount of stuff you get worth it. We got a glass and a hat but the amount of beer you get makes it. We also got a discount at the gift shop. Seeing the different processes for making the beer was cool. Sean, our tour guide, was great. Funny, quick with a comeback, and was very knowledgable. It was $35 and around 2 and a half hours. Very cool.

Ryan Collins
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I thought that since I'd be getting the beer straight from the source it would taste better. Nope. The Anheuser brand will forever be trash beer that kids slam down at parties. I give them 5 stars because I respect where the company comes from and the hard work it took to become this big. The tour was good and all completely free so it's worth doing if you're in town.

Nick
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We had a great time on the tour, it was quick and friendly informative. You cant walk around with your samplings which is weird cause its a beer company right ??? Either way tour was cool dont ask too many questions cause its chop chop and the tour guid has many more after you lol but we would definitely come back here and will bring friends to see !!!

John Kidder
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Amazing experience for all ages. Beer for the adults, snacks, make your own s'mores, $1 hot chocolates, plus lots of games for the kids, ice skating, train rides, several fire pits and the Biergarten with festive self guided tours around this wonderful historic facility.

Michael Bruce
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This visit was worth the trip. Very good value. They have certainly worked out all the kinks for the tour, it was smoothly run. The restaurant was great and our waiter have us a lot of suggestions for things to see while we were in town. I would highly recommend this even if you don't like beer.

Mark Addis
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I took the Beermaster Tour at the St. Louis brewery last week with my girlfriend. It was a first time for both of us. It was absolutely awesome and we are looking forward to doing it again sometime. We might even make it a yearly thing. Hailey, our tour guide, was friendly and funny. The tour is quite informative and there are also many different things to be seen regarding the history of Anheuser-Busch, in addition to seeing how the beer is made. I highly recommend visiting for a tour.

kyla rable
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Website states the tours are open on Sundays. Just walked toward the tour entrance and got yelled at by a rude rent a cop. He could have started with the words "Hey, sorry, we're closed today." But he was a total ass instead. Would have come back tomorrow but have absolutely no desire to return.

Paul Schulte
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Lots of fun. Free beer for drinkers. Luckily we caught the first free tour of the day so we could take a little more time. Tour guide was great. They run tours about every 20 minutes and they are efficient. The brewery is huge and it was great to see the Clydesdales and their rigs.

Hugh Baugher
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Ugh, between the disorder in the lobby and the $30 Bud Light stocking hat I was treated to a poorly functioning HVAC system. Cold air blasted in each time the doors opened. It wasn't even interesting and it's hard to get tickets to the tour.

I think a little less of Anheuser-Busch now (didn't think that was possible).

Ella Miller
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I've been to the brewery twice since moving to St Louis. The first time we did "Beer School" and the free tour, the second time we did the "Bud Light Tour." Both tours were fun and they gave out free beer samples to those over 21. At the end of each tour you are given a token to get a free beer of your choice at the bar. The food in the restaurant/bier garden was excellent both times I went. Highly recommend for beer lovers!

Zach Pauli
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The Anheuser-Busch Brewery Tour is a must if you are visiting St Louis. The tour guides are funny, enthusiastic, and informative as they explain the history and process of making "America's favorite beer". Upon completion of the FREE tour they give out wooden nickels good for one FREE beer at one of the two onsite beertaps( There is nothing better than FREE beer). Super fun place full of history and of course BEER.

Kimberly Hicks
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We did the beer master tour and saw the entire process of making the beer. We got to taste test it after the first fermentation process to see what it's like without the carbonation. Our tour guide was very knowledgeable and explained everything thoroughly. The nice thing about the beer master tour is there's a cap at 10 people so you don't have to fight a crowd everywhere. At the end, we got to drink beer directly from the giant tank. That was really awesome. While we waited for the trolley, we got to try any of the beers they make too. Definitely worth the money and was an awesome experience.

Howard Porter
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Website states the tours are open on Sundays. Just walked toward the tour entrance and got yelled at by a rude rent a cop. He could have started with the words "Hey, sorry, we're closed today." But he was a total ass instead. Would have come back tomorrow but have absolutely no desire to return.

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About Anheuser-Busch

America’s best-loved brewery and beers, creating stronger communities and meaningful moments for over 165 years. Bringing people together for a better world.

Anheuser-Busch: America's Best-Loved Brewery and Beers

Anheuser-Busch is a renowned American brewery that has been creating some of the world's most popular beers for over 165 years. The company was founded in 1852 by Eberhard Anheuser, a German-American soap manufacturer, who later partnered with his son-in-law Adolphus Busch to create the iconic brand we know today.

Over the years, Anheuser-Busch has become synonymous with quality beer and brewing excellence. The company has an impressive portfolio of brands that includes Budweiser, Bud Light, Michelob Ultra, Stella Artois, and many more. These beers are enjoyed by millions of people around the world and have won numerous awards for their taste and quality.

But Anheuser-Busch is more than just a brewery; it's a company that cares about its customers and communities. For over 165 years, Anheuser-Busch has been committed to creating stronger communities and meaningful moments for people everywhere.

One way that Anheuser-Busch achieves this goal is through its various sustainability initiatives. The company is dedicated to reducing its environmental impact by using renewable energy sources like wind power and solar energy in its breweries. It also works closely with farmers to ensure sustainable agriculture practices are used in growing hops and barley – two key ingredients in beer production.

In addition to sustainability efforts, Anheuser-Busch also supports various charitable organizations through its philanthropic arm – The Anheuser-Busch Foundation. This foundation provides funding for disaster relief efforts as well as education programs focused on responsible drinking.

Anheuser-Busch also believes in bringing people together for a better world. Through partnerships with sports teams like the NFL and MLB, the company creates memorable experiences for fans while promoting responsible drinking habits at games.

Overall, Anheuser-Busch is much more than just a brewery; it's an American institution that brings people together through great beer while making positive contributions to society along the way. With over 165 years of brewing experience under their belt combined with their commitment towards sustainability initiatives & philanthropy work - there’s no doubt why they’re one of America’s best-loved breweries!

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