Denver’s brewery scene covers converted warehouses, industrial blocks, and mural-covered streets across the city, and the taprooms worth visiting don’t sit an even distance apart. Our private Denver brewery tours put the whole group under one reservation, with a chauffeur driving between the breweries you choose. One vehicle remains with your party of six, ten, or twenty for the whole outing, and the itinerary follows your list instead of a fixed script.
The distance between stops matters when the group has only a few hours available, especially when the itinerary combines central Denver with Golden.
Brewery tours in Denver run into real scheduling limits when a stop has its own reservation or tasting time. If one of your brewery stops requires a reservation or a fixed tour time, share that time with us as soon as it’s confirmed, and we build the other transfers around the stops that can’t move.
If a stop runs longer than expected, contact us ahead of the next departure. Where the remaining reservations and booking time allow, we can adjust the following transfer.
Our chauffeur calls ahead of collecting everyone with a name and a number. For brewery-tour reservations, the assigned vehicle remains with the group for the reserved block of time, from the first stop to the last. If the group wants to change a stop during the booking, contact us and we can review what still fits within the remaining reservation time and any fixed brewery reservations. Want to continue the night after the last stop? We can arrange that too.
Many brewery itineraries concentrate around RiNo, the River North Art District where much of Denver’s brewery scene is based, with stops like Great Divide Brewing Co., River North Brewery, Black Shirt Brewing Co., and Ratio Beerworks close enough together to cut down on drive time between them. A route can also pull in a stop or two from other parts of central Denver, at the cost of more driving time than a single-district route. Extending the day west to Golden, about 15 miles out and home to Coors Brewery, adds driving time on top of that and may affect how many stops fit within your reserved hours.
You choose the breweries you want to visit, and we lay out the order based on how far apart they sit and how much time you’ve reserved. If a brewery tour or tasting has a fixed reservation time, book it directly with the brewery and send us the confirmed time so we can arrange the chauffeured service around it.
Our fleet scales to headcount and the occasion behind the trip, whether that’s a couple sneaking out for the afternoon or a full office headed out together:
Larger or smaller than these examples? Our full fleet lineup covers the rest.
When requesting a brewery tour, send us your date, collection address, passenger count, requested service time, brewery list, any confirmed tasting or tour reservations, and your final drop-off location. If you want to include Golden or another area outside central Denver, mention that when requesting your quote so we can account for the added driving time.
At Hermes Worldwide, we’ve run tours across the Front Range since 2007, woman- and minority-owned, with five industry awards and thousands of repeat bookings behind us. Denver is home base, but our name, Hermes Worldwide, reflects a client list that reaches well beyond Colorado. A recent Google reviewer wrote: “Worked with Sydney to coordinate a tour for a large group. She was super patient and helpful and made our tour a success. We had to hire a few buses and an SUV for different things and all the drivers were incredibly professional, helpful, and a joy to work with. The vehicles were all super clean and air conditioned. I highly rec Hermes Worldwide for your transportation needs!”
Send us your list of taprooms and a headcount, and our team lays out the Denver brewery tour stops around it, including any reservations already on the books. Call (303) 577-7600, email reserve@hermesworldwide.com, or book online to lock in a date.
Yes. You can provide the breweries you want to visit. If some stops have fixed reservation times, include those when booking so we can review the order of the route.
That depends on the reserved time, the distance between breweries, and whether any stops have fixed tour or tasting times. Three or four stops fit into many Denver beer tasting outings, but we confirm what’s practical after reviewing your route.
