Not as big as St. Louis or the Miller Tour in Milwaukee, but we still had fun and learned about the Anheuser/Busch entrepreneurial spirit especially through prohibition. Of course the beer tasting at the end was enjoyable.

Stopped by while on a roadtrip. Free parking and a free tour. Our host was motivated to tell the story of the company and a very quick explanation of how the brewing proces works. Would recommend this tour if you are passing by

The free tour is cursory at best. Our "host" took a relatively small group of 10 through the tour and was clearly in a hurry to "get 'er done". It was the last tour of the day (3:15 p.m.), and it was clear that he was in a hurry. He blew past several of the viewing stations and gave only... More

A must stop for any beer lover. Really impressed with the attention to detail and the cleanliness of the plant. Will try Beermaster tour next time. The fresh beer at the end is amazing. Doesnt get any fresher than that.

Interesting free tour for overview of how Anhauser Busch makes beer and the history of the company. About 45 minutes. Only 4 in our group. Long enough for overview; short enough if beer is really not your thing. My husband likes to see how things are made. Hospitality room at end for 2 free beers to sample and pretzels. Sodas/colas... More

Been visiting Jacksonville since our daughter began at UNF and never knew about this hidden gem! On the north side by the airport. We did the free tour which was quite informative, through the plant viewing areas. Pleasantly surprised to end up in a lovely lounge area offering 2 sample beers and even pretzels. For the serious Brewmasters, they offer... More

The free tour was short and definitely not as good as the St. Louis Brewery but you can see the bottling facility and find out about the history of the company. What made the tour worth it was the hospitality room afterwards. They give you 2 samples out of a wide variety of beers to taste and even give you... More

This is a free tour of the Jacksonville Bud brewery. There are two optional pay tours, a $10 beer school tour and a $25 Brewmaster tour for the real fan of Bud beer. The free tour takes you on a walk past windows showng the equipment used to brew, process and package the beer. It includes a short video, a... More

We made the normal tour, which is very interesting too. It was nice at the end of the tour to taste some of all the different beers.