Seattle · COCKTAIL, BEER & DISTILLERY TOURS
15 reviewed
Out of 15 cocktail, beer & distillery tours on this site, these 15 are the ones to book. Prices, durations, and the standout details are below, so you can pick in five minutes and get back to the fun part.
Make your own cocktails and mocktails in Seattle’s Greenfire Loft, using lab gear like a smoking gun, test tubes, and shakers.
“This was a fun experience to explore and learn new things and the guest lead was personable and fun. This is not a workshop, but you can ask questions about how to do things and learn from that. It’s a great way to create flavors and drinks that you couldn’t do at home.”
2.5-hour private Fremont cocktail tour with Prohibition stories, two craft cocktails, Theo Chocolate, Lake Union views, and Fremont Troll.
“So much fun and information...I was the only person booked for the tour and the individual attention made it amazing...Lee my guide was wonderful ❤️”
Seattle Terrors Spirits & Spirits haunted pub crawl with 4 stops, dark city tales, photo help, and about 2 hours of spooky walking for $36.
“Kenzie was a fantastic guide! We had a blast going to the different pubs and learning about Seattle’s history and the spirits that still haunt the buildings at/around Pike Place Market.”
Small Ballard beer and food tour: 12 people max, Czech-to-farmhouse pours, empanadas, and Maritime Pacific history in 2.5 hours.
“This was such an enjoyable tour! We were able to appreciate just how cool Seattle is outside of the traditional, busy attractions. Great breweries and great sampling of local food”
In Seattle’s Melrose Market loft, you mix zero-proof mocktails in a small lab class with gourmet tools, recipes, and playful science.
“I went solo and was a little nervous walking in, but the second I put on the lab coat it felt like I’d stepped into my own tiny science movie. The host was warm and attentive without hovering, and made it super easy to mingle if you wanted or quietly tinker at your station if you didn’t. By the end I’d met a few new people and had a stack full of mocktail ideas I can recreate at home.”
Seattle’s signature cocktail walking tour pairs three downtown stops, Northwest-inspired bites, and 21+ drinks with local stories in 2.5 hours.
“Will made my wife’s 30th birthday a truly memorable experience. His passion and knowledge of Seattle is palpable. He is sure to make any gathering special!”
A private Seattle cocktail culture walk through Fremont with 3 cocktails, Theo chocolate, and local spirit stops plus plenty of character.
“This was a fun tour and Lee was a good tour guide. My only complaint is how the cocktails are handled. They describe 3 to 4 cocktail with adjectives like smooth, bitter, sweet and you have to choose the one you want based on that. But if you Read more”
A 2-hour Seattle haunted pub crawl with four historic bars, Kurt Cobain’s path, and ghost stories, starting at Blarney Stone.
“Very good crowd, Michael did a sterling job keeping everyone involved.would definitely recommend”
A 2-hour Seattle haunted pub crawl visiting four bars with ghost stories, local legends, and a lantern-carrying guide.
“The stories and information were lacking depth. While I understand this was a pub crawl ghost tour, I felt like we should be ordering frinks from the bar and not taking up a table from a server.”
A small-group Bainbridge Island tour mixing sea views, the Japanese American Exclusion Memorial, and a guided whiskey tasting at Bainbridge Organic Distillers.
“Fabulous and fascinating tour of Bainbridge. Our guide was was very welcoming, knowledgeable and informative.”
Hop through Ballard’s breweries on a 2.5-hour Seattle beer tour with guided history, five stops, and included tastings for $87.
“Our guide, Yousef was incredible. We were late by a few minutes as we went to the wrong meeting spot. Yousef waited for us and handled each stop on the tour so professionally since none of the stops were aware that we were coming. He was a great guide, new the breweries well and was so pleasant during the entire tour!”
Bainbridge Island by small-group guide plus a Pacific Northwest whiskey tasting, with coastal stops and stories, all in 150 minutes.
“Although we've visited Seattle and its surrounding areas many times, this was our first adventure to Bainbridge Island—and it did not disappoint. The ferry ride from Seattle is a breeze: just under 30 minutes and less than $15 round trip per person. Super easy to navigate! Upon arrival, we were warmly welcomed at the ferry entrance by our guide, who handed out bottled water and set the tone for a thoughtful, well-paced tour. Our stops included the Japanese American Exclusion Memorial, the peaceful Labyrinth, scenic Rockaway Beach, and a charming local distillery. We even got to meet Pia the Peacekeeper, which was a special highlight. Our guide was exceptional—attentive to…”
A two-hour Ballard brewery walk with Salmon Bay views and tastings at Jolly Roger, Fair Isle, and Obec for $65.
“This was such a great way to learn about some of the many breweries in Seattle, specifically the ones in the Ballard area. We went to seven different breweries. Our tour guide was very knowledgeable and took us to a variety of breweries. I don’t love beer (this was a birthday gift for my partner who loves beer), so our guide made sure to get cider or other options for me. We were the only two on the tour, so we enjoyed having a private tour with a lot of information and yummy tastings. It was a beautiful night in Seattle and a fun way to learn about local breweries.…”
Hands-on cocktail class in Seattle’s Lake Union area. Learn techniques, build new drinks, and make 3 full-size cocktails with options available.
“Very knowledgeable and fun for our milestone celebration! Would recommend! Learned so much and was able to make connections to my favorite drinks.”
A small-group Yakima beer tour through hop country with great views, 3–4 brewery stops, included snacks, and easy pickup for $45.
“Wendy is Top Notch and this was our 3rd trip on The Little Hopper in the last two years. Once again, it was an awesome trip and we will be be going back again for sure. Shout out to all the business's that we stopped at too. All were very accommodating.”
