Coors

What a great tour. Be sure to reserve this coors factory tour 25 days in advance, and there are certain days of the week that it's opened. I never knew the history behind the coors name, so that was neat to find out. Please leave your belongings in the car as there's no lockers and won't allow you to bring any bags inside. I did see people bring in small wallet sized bags, and those were allowed.

Food isn't served, so just eat something beforehand. They do serve water and soft drinks for those who don't drink alcohol. They do give you 3 beers to sample that are made by the coors brand. The first one is either a banquet or coors light beer. The second and third are whatever they have on draft. Just know that if you don't have a reservation for the tour, you can still go to the store and get the samplings for $10.

It was okay. It cost more to uber from downtown to where the factory was than the actual tickets, and when you factor in the tour only lasting around 20 minutes, it didn't feel like it was worth it.

It was also hard to hear our tour guide as he wasn't wearing a microphone so when he turned towards stuff to talk about it you couldn't hear him.

They give you 3 tasting samples on the tour which was the best part.

Can't say I'd do it again.

This was fun.

We had a friend contact us last minute with some tickets. It had literally been over a decade since we had last gone on the tour. It always seems when you live close to something, you don't think to go there.

Our tour guide, Jesse, was enthusiastic and informative. I appreciated the fact that when presented with a question, if he did not know the answer, he went and found out the answer. He said he is constantly learning more.

It would have been neat to see the canning line in motion, but it was down at the time we came through. Seeing the mass production equipment and process was fascinating though.

At the end we were able to have three tastes in their tasting room. Since Colorado Native is only brewed in and for Colorado, I needed to try those varieties. I had the IPA, Pilsner and the Amber. I also tried a splash of their Palisade Peach Sour. Very peachy!

This is still a fun activity that I would recommend to folks visiting from out of town.

First time here. We didn't plan on it, so we missed out on the factory tour. Not a big fan of giant corporate beer, but it wasn't half bad. The "free" tastings are very diverse, considering how many beers they make. I do appreciate that they honor the military. Every employee we ran into was extremely nice. They make sure that you have a great experience. May have to come back and do the tour.

This tour should be on everyone's bucket list who is visiting Colorado! I recommend booking your tour at least a few weeks in advance, as tickets sometimes can be hard to come by. First off, everyone that we interacted with during the tour was extremely kind and knowledgeable. The tour starts off with a shuttle ride from the parking lot to the factory. During the factory tour, you get a few tastings along the way. The tour guide also gave us a lot of great fun facts about how Coors is made. You can truly taste the freshness when you get a Coors directly from the source. The tour ends with a few additional tastings, and there is a great variety to choose from!

Neat place to tour or sample. Be advised, you MUST make reservations to tour the factory about two weeks in advance and less than a day for sampling. You park in a parking lot near the brewery and check in with the staff there, get in a designated line then onto a mini bus. Very much worth doing if in the Golden area.

We didn't officially take the tour yet. However, growing up everyone around me drank Coors Light. Including myself when I was of age to officially drink.

So this was a must stop for me. I never imagined the place would be so damn large, that the chances of getting closer were impossible. Next time we will book ahead to do the tour.

Super fun brewery tour to do if you're in Golden, passing through or just love Coors and want to do something fun and learn about the history of Coors! Would be great for a date night activity or a group of friends! Our tour guide, Summer, was a lot of fun and knew her stuff! She answered questions and interacted with everyone in the tour which made it not only educational but really fun. There really was so much to learn about the history and evolution of Coors. There was 3 tastings throughout which is obviously a bonus! The tour ended in a gift shop where you could buy clothing apparel and other gifts and souvenirs! I would definitely do it again in the future!

So fun, a must do. We didn't get tickets for the tour but the tasting was still enjoyable & the staff is great.. from check in to the pours, everyone was friendly.

We just did the tasting portion with a last minute reservation. It was great fun!
You can take a very quick glance around the museum, and then they take you right to the tasting room where you are treated to three very generous samples.
If you've seen one brewery tour, you've seen them all, as far as I'm concerned. Especially with the big companies like this! That said, the staff was super friendly and there was plenty of room to spread out, with no feeling of being rushed. Golden is an adorable town on its own and this is for sure a crown jewel