At Miller Brewery Tour in Milwaukee, you can follow the company’s history from Frederick Miller’s early brewery to its modern brewing and packaging operations. The route visits several buildings across six city blocks and includes the original beer caves, a memorable stop on the tour. Guides explain how beer is made and Miller’s part in Milwaukee’s brewing story. The visit ends with beer samples for guests aged 21 and over, plus a Miller bottle opener to take home.
From Frederick Miller to Brew City
The tour connects Miller’s early history with Milwaukee’s place in American brewing. Frederick Miller’s origins and the company’s growth are part of the story, alongside the role Miller played in the city’s reputation as the Beer Capital of the World.
Rather than focusing only on the past, the visit also covers present-day brewing operations. Guides explain how beer is made and how Miller’s brands are packaged and distributed.
Buildings, beer caves and samples
The route passes through several brewery buildings and covers about six city blocks. One notable stop is the original beer caves, which offer a look at the site’s earlier brewing history. Expect to walk, and be prepared for stairs.
At the end, guests aged 21 and over can have beer samples. The tour also includes a Miller bottle opener as a souvenir. The gift shop sells merchandise connected with Miller’s range of beers.
FAQ
What can you see on the Miller Brewery Tour?
The tour visits brewery buildings and covers brewing, packaging and distribution. It also includes the original beer caves and parts of the company’s history.
Are beer samples included?
Beer samples are available at the end of the tour for guests aged 21 and over.
How much walking is involved?
The route covers six city blocks and includes walking and stairs.
