Dogfish Head Brewery Tour
Type: Happenings
Start Date: 12/26/2008
Location: Milton, DE
Looking for something fun to do this afternoon? How about a brewery tour? We offer free tours of our Milton, Delaware brewery! We are located just off Chestnut Street in Milton, DE (for mapping or GPS type in 511 Chestnut Street). Our tours are limited to 35 people per tour - so reserve your spot early. We will accomodate walk-ins IF space is available.
The Dogfish Head Tasting Room is open for sampling and sales between 11am and 5pm, Tuesday through Saturday. Visitors can come and see us anytime during these hours for a free beer sampling or to purchase beer or merchandise.
Full-on Guided Brewery Tours of our Milton, DE brewery will be offered Tuesday - Saturday afternoons, click below for exact tour times, as availability varies by season.
(There are no tours on Sunday and Monday)
Each tour is limited to 35 people per tour. Reservations can be made on our online reservation system or by phone: 302.684.1000 (just hit 0 and ask to make a tour reservation - phone reservations are available M-F during normal business hours). Walk-ins are welcomed, if there is available space on the tours.
Visitors are welcome to enjoy a round of bocce on our bocce courts while waiting for the tour, or after enjoying a tasting of Dogfish Head beer.
**Note: All brewery tour participants must wear closed-toe shoes.
On Wednesday, we also encourage you to head down to our Rehoboth Beach, DE brewpub, where our once-a-week Distillery tour happens at 5:00pm (and it's Happy Hour to boot!).
We will not offer tours on the following holidays: New Year's Day, Memorial Day, Fourth of July, Labor Day, Thanksgiving and Christmas.
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