Atlanta Brewery Tours

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Your group texts start Friday afternoon: “Who’s driving tomorrow?” Someone volunteers, then spends Saturday navigating between breweries while everyone else samples flights. Our Atlanta brewery tours eliminate that conversation—the entire weekend unfolds as a shared experience, with no one having to sit it out.

We accommodate the entire weekend: pick you up from your hotel, move you between six breweries across Saturday and Sunday, and bring you back each evening. The chauffeur navigates, parks, and adjusts routes in real time while your group focuses on tasting.

A Weekend Built Around Beer, Food, and Zero Navigation Stress

Here’s how the typical Atlanta beer tasting unfolds:

Day One

It starts easy and builds naturally, giving you time to settle in, find your pace, and ease into the rhythm of the weekend.

Morning: SweetWater Brewing Company (10:30 AM – 12:00 PM)

Grab breakfast before departure—Highland Bakery near both Wylie Hotel Atlanta and FORTH Hotel serves the kind of substantial meal that sets you up properly for a day of tastings. Begin at SweetWater Brewing, the beerhouse that helped build Georgia’s craft beer scene since 1997. Their facility runs tours showcasing the brewing process, and the taproom pours year-round favorites alongside seasonal experimental batches. The expansive outdoor space means everyone can spread out between tastings. We position for a 10:30 AM arrival when the taproom opens and crowds remain light.

Midday: Monday Night Brewing – The Grove (12:30 PM – 2:30 PM)

From there, we head to Monday Night Brewing‘s West End location where lunch becomes the main event. The wood-fired pizza pairs perfectly with their Blind Pirate blood orange IPA or Taco Tuesday Mexican lager. Order a pizza for the table, sample flights, and settle in. Most parties spend two hours at this stop because the food’s worth it and nobody’s rushing to what comes next.

Afternoon: Bold Monk Brewing (3:00 PM – 5:30 PM)

Bold Monk Brewing brings Belgian-inspired brewing to the Upper Westside with three levels, gothic decor, and a beer garden with fire pits. Their award-winning Belgian ales and lagers come with a kitchen that serves until closing—the brisket poutine and Belgian frites work as either late lunch or early dinner depending on how hungry lunch left you. We navigate between West End and Upper Westside while conversations that started at the last brewery continue.

Evening: Return to Hotel (6:00 PM)

We bring you back to your hotel by early evening with the rest of Saturday night open. Some walk to dinner in Virginia-Highland—Highland Tap or Atkins Park serve food until late. Others order room service and rest up for what is to come. Our Atlanta brewery tour gives you the flexibility to end the night however you want.

Day Two

We pick up where things left off—easygoing, well-paced, and just structured enough to keep everything flowing without effort.

Midday: New Realm Brewing (12:00 PM – 2:00 PM)

The second day opens at New Realm Brewing on the BeltLine‘s Eastside Trail. The rooftop deck overlooks the trail action, and their brunch menu runs until 2 PM—the burger or wood-fired pizza absorbs yesterday’s sampling while you work through their exceptional IPAs and pilsners. Watch cyclists and joggers pass below while the kitchen sends out orders. Brunch at a brewery means you’re pacing yourself properly for what comes next.

Early Afternoon: Three Taverns Imaginarium (2:30 PM – 4:00 PM)

A short drive to Reynoldstown brings you to Three Taverns Imaginarium in the Atlanta Dairies complex. The experimental brews lean into hazy IPAs, fruited sours, and barrel-aged stouts. Close to The Eastern, its atmosphere attracts a crowd that’s here for the beer, not the scene. Most skip food since brunch still sits heavy, but the snack menu has pretzels and charcuterie if anyone needs something.

Mid-Afternoon: Scofflaw Brewing (4:30 PM – 6:00 PM)

The final brewery is Scofflaw Brewing, where the laid-back vibe and creative hoppy concoctions represent everything Atlanta’s beer scene does well. Their Tropical Staycation sour or any of their rotating IPAs make strong closing arguments for why this city’s craft beer reputation keeps growing. Light snacks are available, but most are coasting to the finish at this point. We sync your departure with flight times—some want to maximize their time, others need earlier returns for evening flights.

Return: Flexible Windows (6:00 PM – 7:00 PM)

We take you back to your hotel or directly to Hartsfield-Jackson if flights loom. Those continuing another night frequently request dinner recommendations—we can drop you at Krog Street Market or Ponce City Market where dozens of options sit under one roof. Our Atlanta beer tours adapt to however you want the weekend to finish.

Why One Service Changes Everything

The difference comes through in how naturally everything connects from one part of the day to the next. Instead of thinking about timing, routes, or how each stop fits together, the focus stays on simply enjoying where you are.

Each brewery visit builds on the last, creating a steady rhythm that doesn’t feel rushed or overly structured. Conversations carry over, the pace stays comfortable, and there’s no need to reset between locations. The day feels continuous rather than segmented.

The flexibility of our Atlanta craft brewery tours shows up in small but important ways. If a place turns out to be a favorite, you can spend more time there without disrupting the rest of the plan. If you’re ready to move on, the transition happens easily. Adjustments don’t require reworking the day—they happen naturally as part of it.

By the time you reach the final stop, everything has unfolded at the right pace, without needing to think about the logistics behind it.

Adding More to the Weekend

We have noticed that Atlanta beer tours regularly expand into fuller trips. As your plans expand, the itinerary adjusts to match and so do our supporting private transportation services.

  • Friday night arrivals from the airport position you for Saturday’s first brewery stop. Sunday evening returns adjust to flight times instead of forcing early departures.
  • Sporting events fit between brewery days. Catching the Braves at Truist Park or a game at Mercedes-Benz Stadium works naturally when the calendar allows.
  • For those looking to go beyond beer, a weekend visit to wineries adds a different pace and a broader tasting experience.

Finding Your Fit: Sprinters to Motorcoaches

The right fleet size changes how the trip unfolds. Smaller parties remain conversational. Larger parties need capacity where nobody splits off into a second vehicle and misses half the stories.

  • The standing height of the Mercedes Sprinter Van keeps everyone fresh after Saturday’s three breweries. When someone discovers a sour worth sharing, the whole party hears about it—no shouting across rows.
  • For 23 people, the Executive Minibus solves the bathroom problem with an onboard restroom—no emergency stops when you’re positioned for a 2:30 PM arrival. Parties and teams spread across enough seats that conversations split naturally, and nobody feels excluded.
  • Larger parties need our Motorcoach’s capacity. Extended family outings and major birthdays up to 38 passengers remain unified. What happens at the beer garden becomes the story everyone tells Monday morning because everyone was there to see it.

Book Your Brewery Tour in Atlanta Before the Group Texts Start

Since August 2001, parties have relied on our trusted chauffeur service when coordination matters more than improvisation. The chauffeurs know which taprooms fill up Saturday afternoons, which neighborhoods require specific positioning for smooth pickups, and how to adjust when you decide one location deserves a second visit.

Book the beer tours Atlanta loves by calling (678) 935-5000 or emailing info@nplimo.com. Saturday afternoon slots fill quickly, so booking ahead ensures you get the vehicle size and departure windows that match your needs.

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