The tour was informative. The vibe was casual and welcoming. The facility was large, clean, cool, and filled with neat people. And, most importantly, the beer was great and cold!
Galveston Island Brewing Brewery Tour with Beer Tasting
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Earliest Date Available: September 19, 2026This experience is in high demand. Book now to lock in the next available date.
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Earliest Date Available: September 19, 2026This experience is in high demand. Book now to lock in the next available date.
Food for HappinessFor every guest in your booking, we donate 10 meals to children around the world
Why book with byFood?
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Trusted by 50,000+ travelers worldwideCurated by food lovers, for food loversFeatured in CNN, Forbes & NYT
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Duration
30 minutes
Group size
Max 5 guests
Accessibility
Wheelchair Accessible, Stroller Accessible
Language
English
Accessibility
Wheelchair Accessible, Stroller Accessible
Language
English
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Earliest Date Available: September 19, 2026This experience is in high demand. Book now to lock in the next available date.
Food for HappinessFor every guest in your booking, we donate 10 meals to children around the world
Why book with byFood?
Japan's #1 food travel platform
Trusted by 50,000+ travelers worldwideCurated by food lovers, for food loversFeatured in CNN, Forbes & NYT
Earliest Date Available: September 19, 2026This experience is in high demand. Book now to lock in the next available date.
Food for HappinessFor every guest in your booking, we donate 10 meals to children around the world
Why book with byFood?
Japan's #1 food travel platform
Trusted by 50,000+ travelers worldwideCurated by food lovers, for food loversFeatured in CNN, Forbes & NYT
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Our brewery tour is walk through Galveston Island over the years. Start with a view of our original brewhouse, our journey to our current brewhouse and a look into what is to come in the future. Enjoy this intimate tour with one of our brewers while enjoying a beer tasting of your choice.
Must be 21+ for tasting beer.
Alcoholic beverages
Alcoholic Beverages
1
30 minutes · Admission Ticket Free
Galveston Island Brewing
Learn about the history of Galveston Island Brewing and our brew process from grain to glass.
Meeting Point
Galveston Island Brewing, Stewart Road, Galveston County Texas, United States, US, 77554
Open in Google MapsWhen you arrive, head to the Taproom. Show your Viator purchase on your phone (or printout) to the bartender to receive your beer flight.
You will be called into the brewhouse by your beer genius for the day! Beer, camera and questions encouraged for the tour.
End Point
This experience ends at the meeting point.
Non Refundable
This experience doesn't offer free cancellation. Amount paid is non-refundable once booked.
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Gail_MJune 2026 • Viator
The tour was informative....
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YOLANDA_JNovember 2025 • Viator
Anniversary
Awesome Tour Guide , Fabulous Place , We enjoyed every moment ! Friendly Staff and we will return in the near future
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L2242RPjamiemOctober 2025 • TripAdvisor
Best brewery ever
The brewer professional was very detailed in his explanation. The beer was better than any. I'm not exaggerating. He took his time and answered questions very well
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L2893XEkatelynsMarch 2025 • TripAdvisor
Date night
Awesome!! Recommend for individuals who like beer and learning about the process. We had a great time and enjoyed and the process
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Linda_LJanuary 2025 • Viator
Beer fun
Very informative I grew up near a large brewery and touring to hi one was interesting because it was on a smaller scale















