The Miller Brewery in Milwaukee is one of the most historic features in the Milwaukee's Miller valley which is the where the second largest brewer in the nation is found. It was bought in 1885 by an immigrant who was known as Fredric Miller. Before you take the brewery tour there a few factors you need to put into consideration so that you can have fun on the tour. The first thing you need to know is that the tour doesn't cost you anything so you don't have to carry money for admission.

Miller Brewing Factory in Milwaukee

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Milwaukee Brewery Tour

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If you are over 21 years of age and have proper identification you get freebies such as beer and everyone else gets postcards, soda and peanuts. Miller usually covers postage to any part of the world on the postcards. You also get to watch a fifteen minute video of the process of brewing and a brief history of the Miller brewery. If you are travelling in a group of fifteen people or more you are advised to make a reservation to avoid disappointments.

Milwaukee, WI-Miller Brewery Tour

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The Miller Brewery tour is usually opened on Monday to Saturday from 10:30 am to 3:30 pm thus you should make sure you get there on time. It is also closed during holidays and the week between X mass and New Year. You should plan to stay for one hour so that you can get to watch the videos and sample the products.

Miller Brewing Company

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Miller is known to be one of the oldest breweries in the country. Its operation started way back in the mid 1800's and up until today is still producing one of the best quality beers that the world has ever tasted. The company started out in a small Victorian house but now boasts of the huge brewery factories located in different areas in the country.

Miller Brewery Factory Tour

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The company actually hosts three brewery tours in each of their breweries; one in Milwaukee and in Leinenkugel(both are found in the state of Wisconsin) and lastly in their Golden Brewery in Colorado.

Brewery Tours

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One of the highlights of the Milwaukee Miller Valley brewery is its replica of the Planck Road Brewery. A tour in the brewery can take you through the entire history of the Miller brewery business; from the age old tunnels to the high speed production processes used today.

Milwaukee Brewery Factory Tour

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In the Leinenkugel brewery, they feature a tour of the century old Germanic-brewery. They also have a wonderful museum with pictures of the old brewery factories and machineries that were used to brew the same kind of beer today. At the end of the tour, you can get to sample their world class produce straight from the historic sampling bar.

Lenie Brewery Tour

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And finally, the golden Brewery tour experience can give you a self paced tour of the entire brewery where you can experience the actual malting, brewing and malting processes. This factory is found right at the foot of the Rocky Mountains where visitors can end their tour at their refrigerated benches with an ice cold beer at hand.

Golden Brewery Tour

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