A good way to kill a few hours if you like beer. Very informative guide and a great tasting bar to sample beers at the end of the tour

Very knowledgeable and nice tour guide we got to walk around the whole process of brewing and my dad got to pour his own beer bc he is a smarty pants lol

Awesome tour of the Tiger Brewery My tour guide Allen was very knowledgeable and did a great job going through the whole history of the brewery Fascinating to see the fully automated factory and the differ t beers that are brewed there Highly recommended 20$ well spent

A tour to see how Tiger beer is produced. You'll get to pour your own beer along with other free samplings at The Tavern. I got a free bottle of Tiger Crystal as souvenir. It's worth a visit if you enjoy beers

Had a great time on the tour. Saw the beer-making process from start to finish and sampled some beer afterwards. We were lucky enough to have the guide - Chloe - all to ourselves and she was excellent: knowledgable, friendly and a really great host. The beer sampling afterwards was a plus, making this tour excellent value for money. Thanks Chloe for a great afternoon!

Good tour good beer and great staff what more could you want ! Unfortunately we couldn’t find a company that offered a tour with transfers but we got a MRT out and made the 10 minute walk from the station. Overall a good day out. I would return.

Good info on brewing. See the steps taken in brewing. The talks is information. The lounge is comfortable for drinks which we enjoyed at the end of the session.

Unfortunately our tour group included a bus full (36) of very arrogant, loud and rude men. It was impossible to hear the tour guide as these men just kept talking over the top of him. Tour was very brief with a few videos. Our tour guide was quite understanding and actually snuck our party of four out of the final room in the tour so that we could be first in line for the beers at the end. The best part of the tour came when the bus had to leave and we had the bar to ourselves. Good value and the tavern at the end has a lovely atmosphere. Maybe they just need to look at capping their tour sizes?

It was a very informative tour - smaller groups are better so you get to see more and get more time to look around. Great fresh beer with a chance to learn how to pour your own beer from a tap and sample heaps of beer variety. I would go again.

We live in Oregon, USA and have had many a beer tour. This tour was nice, but a little lite on the specifics. Where we come from an average wine consumer can probably give you more detail, but perhaps a work in progress. Lucas was great and the beer tasting was very generous. I would definitely do it again and only suggest that some of the staff talk with the people and not at the people. The 3 gentleman in the pub were great. Would definitely send my friends.

Place is quiet far , Friendly personnel, Bar ambiance is superb great experience with friends and last but not the least Free beers! Cheers!

Once you get there a good experience with lots of authentic history. Our guide Sean/Shaun was fantastic in telling the story and ensuring the group had fun. Drinking time in the pub at the end was relaxed and good for tasting all the range of beers. Travel best by taxi!

Nice tour that does not take so long around one hour, shows you the process of automated beer production. After the tour you get the opportunity to pour your own beer and drink it of course. Your then taken to the cool onsite bar where you can try as many beers as you want included in the price. It was around 100ml glasses. I tried five different beers. You can also buy full size for around $4-5 it much cheaper than the city. Also when you hand in your security badges the bar you are given a fresh beer as it was bottled on the day you did the tour.

It is a bit of a mission to get out there, about 30 minutes from the city. .The tour was pretty interesting over the history and the entire beer production. Nice beers afterwards and good value for $20 odd bucks. The issue was afterwards, there was a massive storm and we could not get home and had to walk 15 odd minutes to the closest station, so sort your transport! tour takes about 40 minutes and then you can settle in for the beers

If you are actually interested in the beer making process don't expect to learn about it here. Our guide did not allow us to take more than a few steps into the fermentation facility and the bottling plant was presented as a cheesy video. Free samples at the end do somewhat make up for the price.