Rating
4.6/5 (based on Google user reviews)
User Reviews
Irina Orekhova (20 months ago)
Old history and modern factory together + drinks!
Old history and modern factory together + drinks!
Karl Eerik Rodin (20 months ago)
Two hours full of knolege and history about Beer production in Tartu. Pluss the best view over Tartu city. Product tasting included.
Two hours full of knolege and history about Beer production in Tartu. Pluss the best view over Tartu city. Product tasting included.
Argo Hein (21 months ago)
Only guided tours at the moment, one can't just step in randomly, but the tours also go through some production departments (brewhouse, fermentation, glass line, PET line). Museum is in the old malting tower which equipment is also displayed with all kind of other machines from different eras of beer production. And of course there is a drink waiting at the end of each tour.
Only guided tours at the moment, one can't just step in randomly, but the tours also go through some production departments (brewhouse, fermentation, glass line, PET line). Museum is in the old malting tower which equipment is also displayed with all kind of other machines from different eras of beer production. And of course there is a drink waiting at the end of each tour.
Margus Rebane (2 years ago)
A bit pricey for the content. Took about 1 hour and 30 minutes including the pub where you can order one product. 10 EUR for the ticket but I personally think 5 EUR for content. As Estonian I think it should be Estonian by default and other languages by addition if necessary. Instead it started with conversation if it should be only english (85% of the group was Estonian speaking people). Good enough we had good guides. First one spoke mixed English, Russian and Estonian and other one English and Estonian. Overall a bit quick tour and we did not had much time to read much written guide on the wall. Overall interesting tour. Not sure I would recommend it if you know a bit about the beer and how it is brewed.
A bit pricey for the content. Took about 1 hour and 30 minutes including the pub where you can order one product. 10 EUR for the ticket but I personally think 5 EUR for content. As Estonian I think it should be Estonian by default and other languages by addition if necessary. Instead it started with conversation if it should be only english (85% of the group was Estonian speaking people). Good enough we had good guides. First one spoke mixed English, Russian and Estonian and other one English and Estonian. Overall a bit quick tour and we did not had much time to read much written guide on the wall. Overall interesting tour. Not sure I would recommend it if you know a bit about the beer and how it is brewed.
O Z (2 years ago)
A bit hard to find following the map, but once you do it’s amazing. The excursion starts from the beer shop. The museum head tales you through the working facility first and then shows the historical part. At the end you can chose one of their products to drink, not necessarily beer, while watching a movie about the factory.
A bit hard to find following the map, but once you do it’s amazing. The excursion starts from the beer shop. The museum head tales you through the working facility first and then shows the historical part. At the end you can chose one of their products to drink, not necessarily beer, while watching a movie about the factory.
