This is probably one of the best things to do when you visit Denver. I learned so much about the Coors family and the beer making process in just a little over an hour. There's a shuttle that will take you from the tour check in spot to the actual brewery and back. If you're using a rideshare leave your purse, bag, clutch, fanny pack, etc. at home. They won't allow ANY kind of bag inside and the locker space is limited. If you purchase the option that includes samples you get 3 throughout the tour and these are not small samples either. Darla was our tour guide and she was amazing. I would also like to call out her and the safety folks because there was a medical emergency at the beginning of the tour and she handled it so well and the safety people responded very quickly. read more

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My wristband broke and the bartender in the lounge was super rude about it. I went up to the bar and told him my wrist band broke and he immediately seemed annoyed/had an attitude...then turned to another bartender in an annoyed manner pretending to care by asking if they could still serve me. I understand all the precautions and making sure people are 21, but the bartender was just super rude (in my opinion) and wasn't really trying to help me. Felt like he just wanted me to get out of his way. Total waste of money. Some people just shouldn't be working in customer service. Other than that, the people downstairs were kind. read more

The tour is great. You absolutely should book in advance (check online, I believe it is 25 days ahead to the day of your desired visit) and if you snooze, you lose. The tours fill up very quickly. If you are able to book a tour, read the instructions and guidelines closely. No bags or purses. Get there early. Park in the free lot and shuttle to the facility. There are a lot of rules but all of the employees are extremely friendly. You get three decent-sized tastings at different intervals during the tour. Unfortunately, the tastings are of Coors, Coors Light, and Blue Moon. Blue Moon is kind of ok but, come on, Coors and Coors Light are simply not good beers. I don't care how many millions of cans they sell. Hot tip: if it is offered on the tour, try the NON-alcoholic Blue Moon. It is the best thing there by far and it has a lot of flavor. The facility itself is absolutely massive so, obviously, you will only see a tiny fraction of it during the tour. The best part is seeing the canning machines. It is like peeking into Willy Wonka's Chocolate Factory. I was mesmerized. The tour is very interesting and you will learn a lot about the beer making process and the history of Coors, in general. It is well worth taking, but be vigilant and book well in advance. read more

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We weren't able to reserve a tour, as they fill up quickly, but did the next best thing by booking a time slot for the hospitality lounge in which each guest receives three 8oz beer samples or soft drinks ($12.50/person). Employees were so welcoming and friendly, and made our visit truly special. My son, who recently turned 21, was greeted and sung happy birthday to, and presented with a t shirt. read more

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A must do if you're a beer person. If you have plans to visit Colorado you should book your tour date in advance, they open up dates 25 days in advance on their website, weekend dates sell out pretty quick. For the tour they have a No Bag policy, even sometimes as small as a purse is not permitted. You'll have to leave bags in your car, if you took public transport they do have lockers to rent in the shuttle waiting area near the parking lot. Overall the 90 tour was great, it came with three 8oz beers throughout the tour. You'll find out all about the history of coors and their expansion. read more

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This is a very good tour for any beer lovers out there. Just taking the trip to Golden itself was worth it. I will say having toured Budweiser and Miller before this (for the big 3), I'd rank this 3rd, however that doesn't mean you shouldn't do the tour. The website to schedule was a little wonky but eventually I was able to secure a 10:50 AM tour on a Friday. We arrived via ride share around 10:20. They told us to return around 10:40 to get ready for the shuttle ride over. When we returned it was like a fine oiled machine. We took the shuttle ride over and then were introduced to our tour guide and our ids were checked. Tour itself takes about an hour and you have two beers during the tour itself and then one at the end. The first "stop" you can have a Coors Light or Blue Moon. Second stop you can have a Coors Banquet, and then at the end you are able to choose between a Banquet, Coors Lite, Miller Lite, or a Molson. Tour guide was very informative and the tour itself was good. You are able to see various components of beer production. Schedule early and enjoy the tour, then walk over to Golden. You may want to stop in the gift shop to buy a crowler to go. It's a cute 25 ounce beer. read more

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We didn't do the tour but did their Hospitality Lounge at $12.50/pp instead which includes 3 free tasting. If you're a Coors fan and like their beers I highly recommend doing the tour. As for me I'm personally not a fan of their beer. I'm more an IPA guy. Out of the 3 tasting I only did 2. Coors Banquet and Keystone Light. 1 star on taste. Giving them a 5 star on service and hospitality. Overall this brewery isn't for me. We just had to do it since we were in Denver. read more

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Good experience for beer fans. Educational tour for others. Visited Coors Brewery for a work event. The tour itself starts from the parking lot to the visitor center, to the tour, and wraps up with samples (3 per person). There are non-alcoholic option available (zero proof and sodas). Overall, pretty neat tour and fun learning about the history of Golden. read more

JW was so knowledgeable, entertaining, and kind! We learned so much about the brewery and the brewing process! We walked around to multiple locations and got to drink 3 different kinds of beer! Make sure you are early and wear good walking shoes! Cool gift shop at the end with lots of options. Highly recommend, and will definitely do this tour again when visiting in the future! read more

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Great brewery tour. It was just the right amount of time and information for people who want to expand their knowledge on the beer making process. Our guide Russ was great. You also get three full sized generous samples and there's a seating area at the end of the tour. For the price, it's a great value and the facilities is really massive and well maintained. read more

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The tour was awesome ! First time doing it ... And will start off with saying that we were guided by Dick ... he was epic and legendary !! Did an amazing job ... answered all questions we had.. Showed us all the process in how's it made .. Love the history of coors and what it has stood for ... Check out the tour It's a must in Colorado read more

This is a MUST when visiting Colorado! I am very glad we took a day to visit Golden and the Coors brewery. The tour was amazing, we felt like kids at Disneyland lol Tour took about 90 minutes and it comes with 4 beers to taste. There is a hangout area after the tour and an amazing gift shop as well read more

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When in Golden Colorado, I did research and found that the coors brewing facility was located there. We booked tickets in advance to attend the tour which it was approximately $24. This included three, 8 ounce beer sample pours. When we arrived at the facility, we parked and then had to take a shuttle to the main entrance of the tour. They have a strict bag policy, and they are also very strict on a tour. They allow filming and photos, but they are strict with alcohol consumption there to the point that you cannot even share your samples with others in your tour group. What's nice is they run the tour every 10 minutes so your group is small and intimate of approximately 15 people total in each group. The tour lasts for about an hour, and they take you through several floors in the building, show you the history of coors, and some of the interesting facts about the company. I never realized that blue moon was a coors product that was founded in the 90s at the coors baseball field in Denver but I learned that during the tour! Just seeing the processing and the amount of engineering for the entire process for mass consumption is fascinating. They have so much being produced every single day to where they said that over 250 semi trucks leave the facility every single day with product. I was a little disappointed in the sampling. I thought we would get to sample a little bit more beer. I didn't realize it was just going to be three samples, but the tour itself was very interesting. The facility is old. It's been around for over or at least close to 100 years so a lot of the style designs are not modern but that's not a bad thing. It's just something to keep in mind. I wouldn't go on the tour again, but it was great to see at least once. I don't have a tour I can compare it to, but I would love to see a different brewery tour in the future to see how this one holds up. They also have a great gift shop at the end that has tons of different merchandise that you can buy to take home. read more

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We booked the Coors Tour for my brother's 40th birthday weekend, and there were about seven of us in our group. Overall, it was a really cool and educational experience -- definitely something fun to do if you're in the area. The tour lasted about an hour, and we got to learn all about the beer-making process, including germination and the different production stages. It was interesting seeing everything behind the scenes and understanding how it all comes together. Just a heads up -- there are quite a few stairs and elevators involved, so be prepared for a little walking. As part of the tour, we each got three complimentary beers. There were around six different options to choose from, but you could only pick three full pours (with small tastes of others if you wanted). They had classics like Coors Banquet, Coors Light, Busch, and Keystone, plus a few others. It was nice having options so everyone in our group could find something they liked. Our tour guide (they called him "Doctor" something) was okay -- he definitely knew his stuff, but his delivery was a little dry. We were there celebrating and trying to have a fun, upbeat time, and he didn't quite match that energy. I probably wouldn't request him again, but the information itself was solid. At the end of the tour, there's a lounge area where you can enjoy your last beer, which was a nice way to wrap things up. The gift shop was also impressive -- tons of cool merch! My husband loves Coors Banquet, so I grabbed him a corduroy hoodie, a mug, magnets, and stickers. They also had beanies, t-shirts, and even stuff for dogs -- seriously, something for everyone. Overall, it was a fun birthday activity, educational, and worth doing at least once. I'd definitely recommend checking it out! read more

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This place is pretty cool. We were too late to book a tour so we booked the sampling activity. The bartenders were very friendly not at all stingy. We got three big ol samples of our choice and they were all refreshing. The gift shop has a lot of cute merch! read more

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The tour for this place sells out super fast so I recommend booking and checking for spots much time in advance. It was too late for me to purchase tour tickets so we opted for the sample only tickets which were priced at about $10 each. On the day of, we rented a locker and left our bags there as they are not allowed into the facility. The check in employees were friendly and we were then put onto a shuttle within a few minutes after checking in. Once at the facility, we checked in again and we were then showed where to go for our samples. We made it to the bar area and the bartenders were super friendly. We each were allowed three samples each. I went with a Blue Moon, Coors Banquet, and a cold Coors Light. All three of the samples I picked were yummy and they were not stingy on their pours. We drank and mingled for about an hour and we stopped by the gift shop. The gift shop had a lot of unique shirts and souvenirs for reasonable prices. The cashiers were friendly. Overall we had a great time and it was such a cool experience! So worth it! read more

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Coors Brewery Tour in Golden is such a cool experience and definitely worth a stop if you are in the area. It has the perfect mix of history, education and of course really great beer. We loved seeing all of the different brands they brew and the huge copper kettles were seriously impressive in person. The tour walks you through each part of the brewing process so you actually learn what goes into making the beer taste so crisp and fresh. They even share fun facts along the way like why they use amber glass to protect flavor. Each section is themed and well designed so you never feel bored or rushed. The best part is finishing the tour with fresh beer in the tasting room. We enjoyed a cold Coors Light Banquet to celebrate being in Golden where it all began. The staff was friendly and everything was organized so the line kept moving even when it was busy. If you are visiting Golden, add this to your list. Great atmosphere cool visuals throughout and you walk away appreciating your beer a little more. Cheers to that! read more

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Make sure that you have reservations and an assigned time before going. They have an easy check-in process at the free parking lot. The bus will take you to and from the tour. The tour staff are friendly, helpful, and informative. They will be happy to answer questions and you will get to try three different beers. They have a great merchandise gift shop too. read more

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This was a well organized tour and everyone that we encountered was very friendly. The tour was very informative and I was impressed with Coors sustainability. Arriving too much before the 15 min doesn't help too much and they were on time. You get three large "samples." read more

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We did the $10 Hospitality Lounge experience and it was so worth it. I originally wanted to do the full tour, but there were so many small historical showcases in the lounge, I didn't feel like I was missing out. You get three 8oz beer samples with the lounge experience. There are chips/snacks for purchase. The employees were all nice and the gift shop was cool. And parking was free! You may wait a little while in the shuttle line, so be prepared if it's cold, but the shuttle ride through the brewery is neat. read more

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I highly recommend the Coors tour. The tour was extremely informative on their brewing process. We learned about the company's history and the story behind their many variations of beer. There are tasting opportunities throughout the tour and you get witness each step of their brewing, canning, and distribution process. At the end of the tour, there is a Coors dedicated bar with specialty variations available as well as their "glacier tap" which is their beer tap on ice. read more

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Have lived in Denver for 3 years, finally was able to get a ticket to the brewery tour while my parents were in town visiting. When you arrive you park in a dedicated lot and get shuttled to the brewery, had a short wait as shuttles run every 5 or so minutes. Our tour guide was very knowledgeable even when some of the tour attendees asked out of the box questions. They will give you three beers along the tour which is nice considering the ticket cost. Old building, but would recommend this tour if you are looking for things to fill your day. read more

How fun was this! We traveled to Golden, CO in our RV and I'm so glad we did. We booked a tour prior to our arrival and we were able to park in the free parking area on 10th Street with our RV. It was a safe space for it and we had no issues with parking. Danielle was our tour guide and she was marvelous! She spoke slow, loud, and was clear on her speech without the umms, or nerves which I appreciate, because it is hard to follow with the distractions. The Coors brewery is a working, function brewery so it was cool to see how they do everything. My kids even enjoyed it and of course my husband had a blast. Highly recommend! read more

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I didn't book a tour, but just walking through the place and browsing the gift shop was fun on its own! You get to see a decent amount of exhibits on Coors history and they are great and really interesting. read more

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If you haven't been here and are thinking about it... I highly recommend. 3 tastings for $12 on Sunday. I believe during the week it's $10 for 3. What a great deal. My only complaint is after those 3 tastings you can't purchase an additional drink. They say you can go to the gift shop to purchase more beer, but once you purchase the staff tells you you're not allowed to drink it in the facility. That said, the experience was still worth it. read more

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90 minutes of fun starting with a shuttle bus ride complete with "dad jokes". $45 tour for two people includes three beer samples. It was cool to see the beer making process. Kind of like getting a peak behind the gates at Wonkaland.. read more

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Danielle was so cool and knowledgeable. She was quick paced so we didn't get bored, but would stop to address any questions we had! Perfect tour guide. Fun and informative tour! read more

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This was a fun brewery tour we learned a lot about the history of Coors as well as the town it is located in Golden. The tour in my opinion was priced well, you get 3 beers of choice for $20 per person was not bad at all. Fun thing to do that's a little different. Also left with a good buzz which was nice read more

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The factory is huge, it's a massive facility so it's kind of cool to just drive by and check it out. If you do want to go in, you will get to see just a fraction of the facility. They offer different ways to experience the brewery. 1. Tour ($$) - book ahead usually sold out day off 2. Lounge ($) - small lounge fits about 75 people. bunch of tables both for sitting or standing. 3. Gift Shop (free) - buy Coors merch. No matter what you'd like to do you park in their parking lot and take a shuttle to the same entrance. If you like Coors the merch can be cool. The lounge isn't really that interesting. You pay like $10 for 3 cups of Coors (they have 5 options to pick from + 2 NA options). The lounge is rather boring and it may not be worth the time to go UNLESS you really like Coors and/or want to check out the gift shop. Haven't done the tour but, the reviews seem very mixed. read more

The Coors Brewery Tour in Golden is an absolute must-do if you're in the area. It's the perfect blend of history, science, and really good beer. The experience is fun, engaging, and surprisingly informative. Our guide was amazing. She was super friendly, funny, and incredibly knowledgeable about both the brewing process and the history of Coors. You could tell they genuinely enjoy what they do, which made the tour that much better. We got to walk through the entire facility, from the malting and brewing areas to the packaging section, and it was fascinating to see how everything comes together on such a large scale. You really get a behind-the-scenes look at how one of the most iconic American beers is made. As part of the tour, we got three beers which were perfect! We got to sample a mix of Coors classics and a few specialty brews you don't always find elsewhere. Each pour was fresh and crisp, and the tasting area had a lively, social vibe where people were chatting, comparing favorites, and just having a great time. The location itself adds to the charm. Set against the mountains in Golden, it has beautiful views and that laid-back Colorado energy. The tour is well organized, the staff is friendly, and it's a genuinely fun outing whether you're a beer lover or not. Highly recommend making the stop. You'll leave with a deeper appreciation for the brewing process and a good buzz. read more

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...An iconic thing to do in Golden, CO! Go to the Coors Brewery! This was never on my list of things to see because I'm not fond of Beer. However, I do have a fascination with things of the past as well as their history. I decided to pass on the Coors Brewery Tour primarily because there were no spots available online on the day I wanted to go. I went with the Hospitality Lounge ticket, which includes 3 Samples, even though beer is not my thing. I had read that there is like a "mini-tour" on your way to the Hospitality Lounge aka tasting room. There's a lot of information on the Coors Brewery Tour website which will come in very handy for your visit here! First off, yes, you need an advanced reservation to join the tour or to go to the Hospitality Lounge. There is a virtual tour consisting of four short videos at the Coors website. They are closed on Tuesdays & Wednesdays, some holidays, company events, and brewery maintenance or construction. Reservations are available 25 days in advance. This review is my experience for only the Hospitality Lounge. I pre-purchased my ticket online ($10 Ticket + $0.45 Sales Tax + $1.04 Service Fee = $11.49). I picked a time slot to arrive prior to finalizing the ticket purchase. I immediately received a confirmation email with important instructions and information for my visit. I arrived to the area early, but wasn't sure if their parking lot was free, so I trying to find nearby parking. After wasting time, I decided to pull into the lot that was in the email. Just so you know, it is free to park there with your reserved tour/lounge visit! The Visitor's Parking Lot address is: 502 14th St. Golden, CO 80401 This is where you leave your belongings in your car and get in line to take the free shuttle to the brewery. There are staff present to help you with any assistance you may need. The shuttle driver was very entertaining and informative as we made the short trip over. TIP: Travel lightly. You can take a wallet, camera, and phone into the brewery. No purses, backpacks, bags, or strollers, etc. are allowed. Once we arrived to the facility, we were greeted and shown where to go depending on our tickets. I was taken to an elevator with some other guests and walked to the Hospitality Lounge. On the way, there are large displays of memorabilia and some history about Coors. It was cool seeing things like plates, Salt & Pepper Shakers, various beer bottles & cans through the years, You'll also pass by the company store. I usually don't visit the restroom, but I did here. It was nice and clean. I appreciated that they even included a hand lotion dispenser! Colorado was drying out my hands and this was such a relief for them! The lounge visit was alright. I ended up trying the Coors Banquet, Coors Light Super Cold Draft, Colorado Native Amber, and the Colorado Native Palisade Peach Tart Beer. To help the beer go down, I got some cups of sodas. I can't recall that any of the beers were to my liking, but I'd say the Peach Tart was probably the best. I didn't finish any of my beers. I got two true sample size beer (has the Coors logo) and two tasters (unmarked smaller cups). You are not allowed to share your beer, they want you to "Be Greedy" and drink only your samples. Besides knowing I wasn't there for the beer or the actual brewery tour, I was happy to have seen the Welcome Center, Lounge, and Gift Shop. I still might be up for taking the factory tour some day. I wouldn't rule that out! read more

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I love beer, so visiting the Coors Brewery in Boulder seemed like a great idea. The tours fill up almost a month in advance, be sure to plan ahead and book your tickets if you're eager to see the facility. Most tours are completely full, and they rarely accommodate same-day walk ups. Even though we didn't get on a tour, we still visited the main facility and joined a beer sampling near the gift shop. The beers we tried were fine, but not particularly noteworthy. The visit itself felt pretty...industrial. There's nothing particularly charming or unique about the physical space, it's very drab and utilitarian. Like visiting a factory plant that makes widgets, rather than a cultural institution. Aside from the novelty of getting to say I've visited Coors, there wasn't much that stood out about this visit. I probably wouldn't go out of my way, even as someone who loves visiting breweries whenever I travel. It's a pretty forgettable experience overall. read more

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SERIOUSLY!!! SOOO AWESOME. First off this place is heaven! So why 4 stars...well we weren't able to do the tour...so as soon as we do that 4 will be a 5! The staff if sooo incredible and happy. I mean i would be too if I was surrounded by beer and people laughing and drinking lol I can't wait to go back! And the Coors store...I absolutely loved it!!! Such a friendly staff and great quality shirts. Thank you! read more

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We spotted this brewery when in the golden Colorado area. This beer is made in this area and of course we wanted to give them a try. The service here is spectacular. They also give beer tours which we did not do. We came later in the afternoon and only had time for the tasting room and the gift shop. We were happy to have had this experience. If you're looking for an original brewery in the area, give this place a try. The history of course is interesting and fun to learn about. Give them a try for yourself. read more

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The tour exceeded my expectations! Some of the reviews I saw said that the sign in and transfer process was disorganized, but they must have saw that and fixed it because it was a perfectly well oiled machine. They have tours going every 10 minutes. You meet in the parking lot next to the factory, check in and then they have you stand in certain colored rectangles depending on your tour time. They do not allow bags, but they have lockers right there for $3 a piece (cc only). They then take you on a bus to the factory (only a couple minute ride). The information learned on the factory was really cool. Our tour guide Diane was super energetic and fun and full of knowledge. They do give you 3 full cups of beer throughout the tour. You can then hang out and shop or take the bus back when you want. Would recommend! read more

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Took some out of town guests here and it was a hit! The history of how coors started and what they have done throughout the years was fascinating! On top of that you get 3 beer samples throughout the tour! I definitely think this was worth it and would recommend this to everyone. read more

It was OK, nothing great. If you've been on other brewery tours, you know the deal. We were taken around the facility and received a couple of beers. Nothing really to write home about. Tour guide was professional. Gift shop was ehhhh. read more

While I am not a huge beer drinker I was glad to find a couple drinks here that J thoroughly enjoyed while making a quick visit! The tour was sold out but they have an option to visit the tasting room and get 3 drinks of your choice for a decent price so my husband and I did that. You take a van over to the brewery (which is a couple miles in radius!) and learn a few cool facts about Coors and the history behind the brewery while you're on your way. Check in was easy and once I received my bracelet for thr tasting, we went on our way. The staff behind the bar was very knowledgeable and even gave some recommendations based on what I said I said I liked. My first drink was a cider that was locally produced by a sister company. It had a nice sour flavor without being overpowering. The second beer I tried was an IPA and was shocked to actually enjoy it because it wasn't too hoppy. My last and favorite beer was the beer they serve just at freezing point from a really cool tap! It was literally ice cold and so easy and refreshing to drink. After the beers, I decided to stop at the giftshop and spent more than enough money. There was something for everyone and I found a really cool magnet that was also a bottle opener (made of wood). I also found a fun shotglass that was designed like a stein. I hope next time I'm here I get to try the tour to find out more history behind Coors. I'm told you need to get them about a month ahead because they sell out the same day they go on sale! read more

Parking lot and shuttle guys are rude !! Dropping F bombs. Yelling as we were crossing the parking lot. Yes some of my party was late. Still awfully tough on us. The tour was ok but it was like watching a marketing presentation read more

What a great tour. Be sure to reserve this coors factory tour 25 days in advance, and there are certain days of the week that it's opened. I never knew the history behind the coors name, so that was neat to find out. Please leave your belongings in the car as there's no lockers and won't allow you to bring any bags inside. I did see people bring in small wallet sized bags, and those were allowed. Food isn't served, so just eat something beforehand. They do serve water and soft drinks for those who don't drink alcohol. They do give you 3 beers to sample that are made by the coors brand. The first one is either a banquet or coors light beer. The second and third are whatever they have on draft. Just know that if you don't have a reservation for the tour, you can still go to the store and get the samplings for $10. read more

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