Beer Lovers Need To Tour These US Breweries

With a rich selection of IPAs, ales, wheat beers, and a Sunshine Pilsner, Pennsylvania's Tröegs Independent Brewing ranks high with American beer drinkers.

For just under $20, you can tour their mill room, hop cooler, brewhouse deck, and packing lines. You also get a welcome beer, samples, souvenir beer glass, and much more.

Public Coast Brewing Company lets patrons have quite the vacation with its own farm, hotel, inn, spa, events, and prime location in Cannon Beach, Oregon.

Visitors can also enjoy a tour of the farm and sign up for a PCBC facility tour to witness the operations of a brewery known for its unique wheats, ales, and seltzers.

Known for its 90-minute IPA, Dogfish Head Brewery in Milton, Delaware has multiple tours that work for any budget. It also serves pizza, sandwiches, and more.

It's also perfect for those who like whiskey, gin, and other spirits. Some must-tries include their Blue Hen Pilsner, Punkin Ale Pablo Santo Marion, and the Liquid Truth Serum IPA.

With 16 types of beer on tap, including lager, red ale, IPAs, wheat beers, and braggots, a tour of Samuel Adams Brewery in Boston is a must for beer lovers.

You can partake in the Sam Signature Experience, the Beyond The Brewhouse tour, and the Keller Crafted: Artisan Beer & Cheese Experience, or even book a private tour.

Texas' Lakewood Brewing, the largest brewery in the north, offers a distinctive craft beer experience using both traditional and modern techniques.

It serves everything from its seasonal brews and one-of-a-kind brews to delicious eats. The food menu has suggested beer pairings for everything from the appetizers to the sweets.