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Anheuser-Busch Brewery Tour & Gift Shop
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221 Daniel Webster Hwy
Merrimack, NH 03054
(603) 595-1202
Merrimack, NH 03054
(603) 595-1202
Clydesdale Camera Day!
The first Saturday of every month is Clydesdale Camera…
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- Hours:
Mon-Sun. 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
- Price Range:
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$
- Accepts Credit Cards:
- Yes
- Parking:
- Private Lot
- Wheelchair Accessible:
- Yes
7 reviews for Anheuser-Busch Brewery Tour & Gift Shop
great place to visit, its totally free 'n u get free beer (limit 4 per person), this place will make you patriotic towards the american beer but don't wear a yankee cap it really distracted our tour guide, this goes for the whole of new england for that matter.
you also get a chance to see their museum and real clydesdale horses they've 12" diameter feet 'n are quite pretty.
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Awesome!! Had a great time here on Saturday with the hubby and some friends. You get to see the horses, drink two beers, eat a bag of pretzels, be mildly entertained with a beer brewing lesson, and are afforded the opportunity to ask any Budweiser questions you want. All for free. They have a cute gift shop with lots of t-shirts on clearance for $7.99 and all the employees are as nice as can be (and why not - they get all the free beers they want as part of their job bennys).
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Do you have family or friends coming to visit? Have you already taken them into Boston a dozen times? Then set your sights north and bring them to the Anheuser-Busch Brewery in Merrimack. Like a lot of people on Yelp, I' don't drink Bud but I was really impressed with the brewery in St. Louis, so I had to see the New England facility.
The grounds are beautiful, the tour is about half an hour long and is very informative and family friendly, and you get 2-11oz samples in their hospitality room overlooking the bottling line. The best part? It's free! They had samples available that I had never heard of, and one that I wish I hadn't. Budweiser and Clamato? My friend tried it and said it was like a Bloody Mary, but with beer. I did not do an independent verification. 5 of us divided and conquered the bar so we were able to get a sample of everything we wanted to try. After the tour we walked over to the Clydesdale stables, which is a must-see.
All in all, 5 adults and one baby had a really great afternoon hanging out, learning about mass production of beer, strolling beautiful gardens, and getting up close and personal with the most magnificent horses you'll ever see. It's definitely worth the gas money.
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Love this place!! I'm actually from NH and the first time I actually visited was when I lived in Boston... go figure! I'm not too much of a beer drinker although I'll have a Bud Light from time to time so I thought it would be cool to see how it was made. I was super impressed, this place is awesome and the tour was very informative. Its absolutely free and you get to try 2 different types of beer. So many different types of beer are produced by Anheuser- Busch that I was not aware of, I was amazed and it is because of the tour I am now completely obsessed with Michelob Ultra Pomegranate Raspberry, its wicked good! Not to mention you get to see all of the pretty Clydesdale horses which was my favorite part!!! They are so cool!!
Ever wonder how the big breweries work? This is definitely the place to stop and get a tour. Very informative and fun tour, there are free samples in the Hospitality area (only 2 but they are 10oz samples and they are fresh!). Don't forget to go down to the Clydesdale stables and see the pull team.
This is a family friendly tour with Free soda and pretzels for anyone too young or not interested in beer.
Worth taking the tour.
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16 brothers for Budweiser, amazing place to c the fabrication of true American beers, and some special breed of horses which used to deliver the beer back in the days. gr8 bar at the end of the tour.
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Even though I am more of an aficionado of craft brews, I still had to make a stop off here at the "King of Beers." The tour was pretty exciting and informative. You get to sample a variety of Anheuser-Busch libations, even test market brews that haven't been released to the general market yet..............no ill side effects so far. The coolest part was walking down to the stables and watching the Clydesdale horse team getting groomed and prepped for a local event; Amazing!!!!!
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