Anheuser-Busch Review

The beer was so fresh and delicious.... we did the free tour which have us one free beer at the end.

The best brewery tour out there! I can t wait to come back again and bring my wife. I did just the general tour but I plan on coming back again and doing the Beermaster tour which is longer and you get to taste the beer right out of the finishing room! Also all the samples you get it pays for itself!

The free tour was pretty fun and had a blast hanging out in the beer garden. I didnt get to eat their but the food looked really good

Awsome, fun and educational. Spend the little extra to see the packaging area too.

Didn't stay long. It was crowded and not enough tables to have lunch. Tours were taking longer than expected. Will have to come by some other time when in st. Louis.

The Chistmas lights were great. It was crowded but everything moved smoothly.

Better off doing the tour. I love the beer tour, but we just stopped in to see the lights. Very pretty but the tunnel was better last year. Otherwise lights are about the same. Beer sample lines are combined with food and drink so it's extra long. It seems like they closed down earlier(9:30pm) and only allow one sample. I like the games and video playing in the back but was very lucky to get to sample one beer. Was disappointed with the variety would've liked to try a limited edition or seasonal beer.

Still not a bad trip but not as much fun as last year.

Free tour was good. Would have been better if the tour guides talked slower and louder. Giftshop is fun to browse.

Got yelled at by security, they didn t know we were walking around to see the lights.

We would highly recommend the Brew Master tour! Our guide was witty, entertaining and knowledgeable, and we got to see and do so much! From tasting beer to seeing the Clydesdales, our tour was excellent. The headphones are a nice added touch so that the guide doesn t have to scream and participants can hear everything the entire tour.

You get to drink and taste on the tour, you get a bottle to take home, you see the stables, horses, bottling, boxing, brewing, and more. Very good time. It is a walking tour and has some steps and elevators. Billy gave a good tour! Take it slow if you dont drink often or don't have food in your belly. They give you a lot to drink.

Loved the history, and the story of the brew process. The horses were beautiful, and we saw the dogs looming in the background. The beer samples were the best. Especially loved the souvenir shop.

Very cool tour options the beer master tour is well worth the 35$ and you get to drink a bud straight from the tank which surprisingly tastes way better than any other way!

Go on a brewery tour and see the Clydesdales. A fun time for the while family.

So much fun! We did the "Day Fresh" tour for $10 and were given two free beers and 2 free samples. The tour was very well organized and guides spoke with microphones making it easy to hear every detail. The restaurant was also very good with delicious food, great service and a cool atmosphere. The gift shop was surprisingly reasonably priced. We will definitely visit every time we are in STL!

Was really cool and interesting to see everything here. The beer tasted better in my opinion And was super cold and getting a free glass after the tour is always a plus. Very informational

Flight of beers is nice - sampling of 4 is like $6

Free 45 min tour - consists of a bit of a history lesson, then walking outside to the stable to see and take (mandatory) photos with the horses and carriages (this was the major portion), then to the beechwood aging seller (refrigeration room) for a few minutes
It was difficult to hear much of what the guide was saying in either the stable or the aging room.
The ticket allows you to get a free beer afterwards.

The main room has some cool memorabilia / advertisements from the past

Slow, rude, heavy ass loads 47,978, and too many rules just to pick up a load. I will never pick up a load there again...

Beer garden had a nice atmosphere. Good selection of beer, good appattzers.

Very impressive to see has left a lot of impression.
Must see if you are in the area.

Went for Holiday Lights, it was beautifully decorated and short lines for samples, food and pictures!

Awesome outdoor patio area with a bar, corn hole games, and lots of seating areas

The free tour is about 45 minutes which was long enough for me and included two free samples!

Fun place, good beers, friendly staff, though it gets a little crowded when brewery tour groups come through on the weekends.
This place is awesome!
Great ambiance and drinks!
I went to this place with my friends to celebrate one of my friend's birthday. This place serves the best beer and tasty food.

Had a great time touring the brewery and taste tasting some really yummy beer!

may be a fun place to tour, but as a driver yall need to revise your idle policy ... its 100 degrees out and i cant run my truck to stay cool. Contrary to popular belief, not every new truck has an APU. Because of the current idle policy here drivers either freeze in the winter or bake in the summer. Please help us help you.

The free brewery tour is great for free, but it didn't have much substance and you didn't see a lot. Beer on tap there was better than regular bud but still tasted like cheap beer. If you've done the Guinness factory tour no need to do this.

I was staying at a nearby airbnb this past weekend and decided to walk over to the brewery for the holiday lights; I was very pleasantly surprised! The lights were amazing, there was a wonderful crowd, the brewery was generous with samples, and the giftshop was fairly priced. It was really cool to see the Budweiser Clydesdales up close. Being from Kentucky, I'm used to distilleries but this brewery is truly an amazing experience; it is like it's own city!

Excellent experience. The beer garden is a very nice atmosphere and the brewery campus is filled with historic buildings and a beautiful horse stable. Highly recommend. You do have to pay extra for the canning line, but the standard tour is still a lot of fun and doesn t cost anything.

Awesome tour and great stop during a trip to St. Louis!

Excellent, clean facilities... and two free beer samples! Tour is about half outside, half inside.

This is an excellent, highly-polished and professional tour that still maintains a sense of personality. History, architecture, science, live Clydesdales, and free beer; what else is there to say?

Good tour. Got to see the Clydesdales as well as the brewery. Fun time and people were great.

Even if you are not a beer drinker, or dont usually like beer, go on this tour! Even the free tour gives several samples, which can include icee in place of beer. You still see the Clydesdale on the free tour and the guides were friendly. It was hot and sunny out but the majority of the tour was in doors. The parking lot was packed, but there was plenty of street parking.

We took the Beermaster tour. Wonderful and informative, beautiful grounds, great samples.

Awesome!! The beer tour is very cool, you get to see all the horses and the beer-making process. they also have a very cool shop with loads of apparel.

My husband and I took the day fresh tour during our vacation in St Louis. One of the neatest tours I have been on. You get to drink and taste on the tour, you get a bottle to take home, you see the stables, horses, bottling,
boxing, brewing, and more. Very good time. It is a walking tour and has some steps and elevators. Billy gave a good tour! Take it slow if you dont drink often or don't have food in your belly. They give you a lot to drink.

On the brewery tour we got to see the flavor tanks where wood is added, only some of the actual brewing process tanks, the Clydesdale horses, and the public tap house. While the buildings had very interesting architecture, the brewing process is so automated now being such a large company that you really don't get to see very much of it. Most of the tour was simply looking at the old buildings. Then they wanted to charge you $40 for a picture of yourself.

Wow! Amazing tour. We had an exceptional tour guide and felt like we learned so much about Anheuser-Busch, beer in general, and the city of St. Louis. We've done countless brewery tours but this one was one of the best. The Clydesdale horses were beautiful. Their stable is fancier than my house. We were able to try a new product that was not yet released to the public which was fun. We also visited during the time that their "Dilly, Dilly!" campaign had just begun, so we were able to experience that!

AWESOME!! My husband and I go there everytime we are in St. Louis.

I went just for the walk. That area by the brewery is historic St. Louis, but also off limits to the public. The complementary tour is only about a mile. And there is two beer samplings. Every native should go, just like every St. Louis native should visit the main library.

We came here to see the lights a few days before Christmas and it was jam packed and all of the tours were sold out. We still enjoyed walking around.....this place is huge, the lights are gorgeous and we definitely need to come back soon so we can take a tour! The gift shop here is pretty spectacular, lots of really great items there! We didn't want to wait in the long lines for any of the food items but it smelled amazing so we will be back soon for sure! :)

The brewery tours are worth it. It's. Neat place to visit and see how the beer is made

Had a great time checking out the history and the little tour. I was excited to see the horses and enjoy a cold one. Free tour comes with drink at the end. The garden and gift shop are set up very nice

I am not going to lie I still. Am upset over a foreign beverage company buying an American company. But the tour is still informative and free. Wee took the tour that is just the stable and holding tanks for fermentation and the mash. You need to have a designated driver because there is a free beer in the end

Love the horses, dogs and the beer, everyone was friendly

Horrible company to work for. You can see the employees misery here. Once Anheuser Busch was purchased by InBev in 2008, the Brazilian-managed company InBev cut lots of costs and laid off a lot of workers here in St. Louis.

I did the free tour, and then the Bud Light tour (same as free, but is $10 and you get to see the bottling process and more beer samples and a chance to get beer tokens from trivia questions.) It was so much fun, if I'm ever in St. Louis again I'll make sure to come back!

Amazing buildings and spectacular to see a product made on a consistent basis on such a large scale.

I like their beer and have always wanted to take the tour, finally have. It's was neat.

excellent free tour. Free beer, what else can you ask for.

Buy your tour tickets ahead of time online or you might show up & the tours be sold out. Also, take the paid tour for $10. It's worth it. All in all its a good time.

Went to see the brewery lights, it was a good time.

Awesome to visit before Christmas time. Free admission, free beer! Beautiful lights displayed, food available, smores kits, photo opportunities abound.

This was a blast. I never knew touring Budwieser would be so interresting. Take the tour, it is well worth it. They walk you through the whole process that they have been doing for ages now.

Beermaster tour was outstanding. Highly recommend taking it.

The tour of the brewery is great, you get to know about the process of making beer while you walk in this historic and symbolic building of the St. Louis, the tour is completely free and you get also free beer at the end of the tour, very recommended.

We took the Bud Light tour. Had to pay $30 for me and the wife and my two boys. It was a great tour. 3 free samples, extensive tour of the factory, and a free bottle of beer to take home that was brewed today.

This was the BEST free tour, ever! Lots if interesting information. .Beautiful architecture. . Very fun atmosphere!

Great Tour... A must for Beer lovers and non drinkers as well....

The tour is definitely worth doing if you're visiting St. Louis and want a bit of history. You can catch views of operations, tour the facilities, and even see some of the Clydesdale horses used in the Budweiser commercials. Not a good place to bring little kids - lots of walking and some stairs. Recommend this being adults or older kids only. It's really pretty during the holidays - the decorate the whole brewery with lights!

Free tour is both fun and informing. I'd recommend it to anyone in the area with even a minor interest in the process. Or in beer.

Amazing tour, I only recommend the beer master version. Usually more of a craft drinker, but fresh Bud doesn't disappoint