Craft Beer Pub Tour Colegiales: 4 Stops, Local Brewers

Three breweries, four pints, and the neighborhood locals actually drink in

A craft beer pub tour through Colegiales, Buenos Aires, visiting three working breweries — a converted home, a former speakeasy, and a creative haze-focused producer — with a live guide in English or Spanish. You taste an equivalent of four pints across the stops, sample a snack at one of the breweries, and learn Argentine beer history from someone who knows the neighborhood. The tour runs three to four hours and is suitable for all fitness levels; minimum age is 18.

Step-by-step itinerary

Craft beer tour in Colegiales neighborhood

• Start tour at first brew pub
• Visit old converted home brewery
• Explore creative local craft brewer

The Experience

The tour starts at one brewery and moves through three locations across Colegiales, a neighborhood where locals actually drink. The first stop is a working brewery set up inside a converted home — small-scale operation, solid APA — so you see the production setup while you taste. The second takes you to one of the city's most creative brewers, early adopters of haze styles who keep pushing what's possible locally. The third is a former closed-door craft beer bar, the kind of place that existed by word-of-mouth before it opened its doors. A snack comes at one of the stops.

You taste an equivalent of four pints total, one at each location, moving through different styles as the tour goes. The guide speaks English or Spanish and weaves in neighborhood history alongside the beer itself — how these breweries started, what Argentine brewing looks like now, why Colegiales became the place it is. This is not a tasting-room circuit; these are working breweries where people from the area come to drink, and the tour moves at a pace that lets you sit with that.

What’s included

• Entry to three working breweries in Colegiales.
• four pints of beer across the stops (one at each location).
• a snack at one of the breweries.
• a live guide in English or Spanish who shares brewery and neighborhood history.

Good to know

Easy physical levelWheelchair accessibleStroller friendlyPets welcomePublic transport nearbyNot for pregnant travelersNot for heart conditions

Operated by AsadoAdventure

Is this one for you?Book the English-language departure if you want the guide's full commentary on Argentine beer culture and Colegiales history; the Spanish-language option suits travelers who prefer to follow along in Spanish. Either way, the three-to-four-hour pace gives you time to sit at each brewery instead of rushing through a tasting circuit.

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Top questions

What styles of beer will I taste on this Colegiales brewery tour?

The tour includes haze IPAs, APAs, and other styles depending on what the breweries have on tap that day. One brewery specializes in haze brews and is known for pushing the envelope locally; another makes a solid APA. The exact lineup varies by visit, but you taste one beer at each of the three stops.

Is this tour wheelchair accessible?

Yes, all areas and surfaces at the breweries are wheelchair accessible, and the tour is suitable for all physical fitness levels. Public transportation options are available nearby if you need them to reach the starting point.

What's included in the price of the Colegiales beer tour?

The tour includes entry to three breweries, four pints of beer total (one at each location), a snack at one of the breweries, and a live guide in English or Spanish for the three to four hour experience.

Why is Colegiales different from other beer neighborhoods in Buenos Aires?

Colegiales is off-the-beaten-path and non-touristy — you drink among locals rather than in a tasting-room circuit. The breweries here range from a converted home to a former speakeasy to a creative producer, and the neighborhood has its own history separate from the tourist beer scene.

How long does the tour take?

The tour runs three to four hours, moving between three breweries with tastings and a snack built into the stops.

What's the minimum age for this beer tour?

You must be at least 18 years old to join the tour.