You’ll ride a comfy air-conditioned bus through Amsterdam with an expert guide, stopping at three different craft breweries for guided tastings (nine beers total). Expect laughs with locals and travelers alike, plus behind-the-scenes stories from real brewers. You’ll finish back at De Bijenkorf feeling pleasantly buzzed — and probably craving another round.
Your day includes pickup from De Bijenkorf in central Amsterdam by air-conditioned luxury bus, guided visits inside three different local craft breweries with behind-the-scenes tours led by your guide, plus nine unique beer tastings spread across each stop before returning you back where you started in the city center.
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The first stop was tucked along a canal I’d never noticed before. Inside, the brewer handed me a cloudy glass and told me to swirl it — “for aroma,” he said, but I mostly caught orange peel and something earthy. We stood around these battered wooden barrels while Jeroen explained how Dutch craft beer had exploded in the last decade. He pointed out some graffiti on the wall that apparently belonged to one of Amsterdam’s oldest punk bands (I pretended to know who they were). The light slanted through high windows and made the foam look almost gold. Someone spilled their taster and nobody cared; it just made us laugh harder.
By the second brewery, I’d lost track of time — or maybe it was just the nine little tasters working their magic. Each place had its own vibe: one felt like someone’s living room, another more industrial with metal tanks humming quietly in the background. Our group started swapping stories about home cities and favorite beers; even Jeroen joined in, telling us about his first brewing disaster (“exploding bottles everywhere”). At one point, a local regular tried teaching me how to pronounce “bitterbal” properly — I failed miserably but got a free snack out of it.
The tour ended where we started, back at De Bijenkorf. It was late afternoon but somehow brighter than before — maybe just that warm buzz you get from good company and better beer. I keep thinking about that moment when we all clinked glasses at the last stop, not quite ready for it to be over yet.
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