It was pretty boring, but still free.

This brewery makes the worst beer this world has ever seen. (BUDWEISER) To this day, I will never understand the love for Anheuser-Busch, when there is just so much more better beer available. Try a Coors Light instead, you just might be surprised !

Bud is the only beer in the world, and even if you don't like it, than the tour is great anyway, because the AB complex contains beautiful architecture and is my favorite thing to do in St. Louis. Jerks like kolby and gspot have never taken the tour anyway, and what type of pussy drinks coors light?

Yuck! Drink real beer!!!!!!

I've been 4 times now, and each time is better than the last. For any serious beer drinker, the smell that hits you when you walk into the temp. controlled room with the vats of beechwood aging beer is one of the finest aromas ever. The tour is pretty good, but obviously the highlight is the hospitality room at the end. You get three cups of whatever beer you would like, they only ask that your first be the King. Having the opportunity to have a glass or two of less than one hour old beer is something no self respecting drinker should miss.

This was a pretty interesting tour, thought the stink of brewery yeast is not pleasant by any means. I remember spending this entire tour aggravated by some dude with some massively offensive t-shirt who was clearly walking around with his daughter, wife and mother or mother-in-law. Hopefully he won't show up when you go. If he does, you might as well head over to St Louis's other great attraction, the Bowling Hall of Fame...

So let's say you've spent the entire night driving along interstate 80 heading west from Connecticut with an old friend on your way to Indianapolis. You've been eating chips and fast food all night and washing the whole lot down with bad coffee. You couldn't sleep because your FRIEND says he needs company to stay awake, of course your FRIEND has no trouble zonking out as soon as you take over at about 3 am, the start of the hardest driving hours by the way. As the sun finally rises and begins to heat up the car you can feel the grease that's been building up on your body grow slick and a sickly scent starts to rise off of both of you (mostly him). All appears lost when suddenly in the distance you see it a huge A with an eagle in the center and you know you're saved. When we pulled in it was about 8 am and we had to wait in the car for the place to open and when it did it was just us an one other guy. They make you go through the whole tour and talk about the history and such, some of which is actually kinda interesting, but the two of us were like two 8 year olds with full bladders, ANXIOUS, and could barely wait for the tasting room. In truth we didn't get that much beer maybe 3 full beers (little bits of diff. kinds) and most of their beer isn't that great but it was a fantastic pit stop after a long night of driving. Worth the stop? You bet, I'd probably even go again.