Name: Anheuser-Busch Brewery Tours
Address: 221 Daniel Webster Hwy, Merrimack, NH 03054, USA, US
Telephone: +1 603-595-1202

Anheuser-Busch Brewery Tours is a food, located at 221 Daniel Webster Hwy, Merrimack, NH 03054, USA. They can be contacted via phone at +1 603-595-1202, visit their website www.budweisertours.com for more detailed information.

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221 Daniel Webster Hwy, Merrimack, NH 03054, USA

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Added by Jopie, at 30 August 2016

Monday 11:00 AM – 10:00 PM
Tuesday 11:00 AM – 10:00 PM
Wednesday 11:00 AM – 10:00 PM
Thursday 11:00 AM – 10:00 PM
Friday 11:00 AM – 10:00 PM
Saturday 11:00 AM – 10:00 PM
Sunday 11:00 AM – 8:00 PM

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Joseph A. Roberts III

19 December 2017

We visited during the holiday lights display, if you plan on eating, get there right a dusk or you will have to wait, we also enjoyed cooking smores on the outside fire, 2 hot cocoas and a smores kit for 3 cost $18 but it was a lot of smores!
Shirley Austin

14 December 2017

Yes first we saw the horses, the Clydesdales snd the dalmation in yhe barn. We were greeted so nice. Yhen ee hustled to make the tour, wow they make so very much every day. If you have time the tour reslly is an eye opener. Merrimark isn't the only plant for Bud.
Cheryl Nault

27 November 2017

Went to see Christmas Lights. Was very disappointing. The lights were not that good. Hot Cocoa is $3.00 a cup for a packet of Swiss miss hot chocolate. Smores kit is $10. The only thing that was nice is the fire pit outside to get warm or make smores9
Your Name

19 November 2017

Place is awesome for everyone. Lots to see. Lot of functions held on the property.
Imma X

15 October 2017

We went here over the Holidays last winter. My granddaughter who had just turned 4 loved it. They did a wonderful job decorating the trees & setting out furniture & fire pits for a cozy feel.

She wasn't thrilled with the Clydesdale but my husband & I thought they were impressive.

The BIGGEST thing that impressed me about this company was their compassion during the recent hurricane season. They stopped production of beer. & began bottling water to be distributed free of charge to the victims.. They are ABSOLUTELY AWESOME.
Ashley Orehek

17 August 2017

It is a fun place to stop at if you're in the area! Though it is kid-friendly, I don't think the kids on my tour truly appreciated or enjoyed it. I do not recommend bringing kids unless they are interested in beer brewing.
Andrew W

23 July 2017

I've lived in Stl most my life, and would list the brewery in the top 10 stl attractions. I just did a tour today and thoroughly enjoyed it. Free beer, and a drink of your choice are provided on the complimentary tour, go check it out!
Megan Maier

05 July 2017

Very cool! It's awesome to taste new beers here and also see how this historic beer is made! If touring, the stables where they train the Clydesdales is a walk away and definitely cool to see!
Bev Stevens

20 March 2017

Its been at least 20 years since I visited this place and I would love to go back!!
Josh Dane

19 March 2017

I would highly recommend this even if you don't like been. The guide ( I think Jeff was his name) was funny and informative. I would suggest adding some bi-lingual guides as well!
John Cosker

16 January 2017

The tour is great, even if you'd never buy a bud (like me) at the bar/store. The scale of everything there is very impressive. If you've played factorio you'd enjoy this tour. I'd only ever toured craft (admittedly some fairly large craft) breweries, but seeing the other macro side was fun.

Plus, you get to go see the Clydesdale horses, and if you're lucky, you'll get to meet a sweet old man and his dalmatian that's wearing a winter jacket. Disclaimer we didn't actually talk to the old man or his dog but we're assuming they're both great.
Tim Cloutier

05 December 2016

You actually learn about beer on the tour and the tasting room is very nice. The Clydesdales are fun to see, especially for kids. Definitely try to get here for a hitching event.
Joshua Terry

06 September 2016

Spent a few hours here on the Friday of a holiday weekend with the family on a recommendation from a friend. Was pleasantly surprised at how kid-friendly the whole experience was. We started with a light lunch at the Biergarten. A very limited menu - clearly more for beer than food. The outdoor seating and lawn games were a nice touch.

The tour was well laid-out and informative. Even kept the kids interest for the ~1 hour it lasted (including tasting). They offer free samples at the end of the tour and had sodas available for the under 21 crowd.

Finished off the experience by visiting the Clydesdale horses. A bit of a walk to get to their stables, but well worth it. Note that they have photo ops with the horses on the 1st Saturdays of the month. Would have been nice to get that in as part of the experience.

I probably won't be a repeat customer just because it's really a one-time experience. But I recommend it to anyone passing through. With the outlet mall down the road you can make a day of Merrimack.