Your Beer Bucket List: Tours, Beers And Breweries Around The World

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Do you try the local beer in every destination you visit? Do you have a list of all of your favorite brews around the world? Then it’s time to build your beer bucket list. Here are 13 unique beer experiences around the globe that all hop fans would adore.

Go Craft Brewery Hopping — Portland, Oregon, U.S.

Try a sampling of brews from one of the craft brewing capitals of the world.

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Tour Samuel Adams — Boston, Massachusetts, U.S.

See behind the scenes of the American beer that started the U.S. brewing scene.

Visit The Guinness Storehouse — Dublin, Ireland

See how Guinness is made and get a taste of the Irish beer.

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Go Pilsner Tasting — Prague, Czech Republic

Try the Czech classic in the place where the pilsner originated.

Check Out Delirium — Brussels, Belgium

The iconic cafe is the place to sample its signature pint.

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Create Your Own Pub Crawl — London, England

Why try just one London pub when you can frequent a few of London’s best?

Drink At The Beirgartens — Munich, Germany

Whether you’re there for Oktoberfest or not, you have to hit up these drinking spots.

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Drink Some Beerlao — Luang Prabang, Laos

Try what’s known as “Asia’s best beer” right in the city it hails from.

Visit Hitachino Nest Beer’s Brewing Lab — Tokyo, Japan

Test out Tokyo’s burgeoning craft beer scene.

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Hang At Inland Microbrewery — Accra, Ghana

This cool craft spot uses sorghum and plantains in their beer-making process.

Try A Cusqueña — Cusco, Peru

Sample Peru’s favorite brew.

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Dine At Cervecería El Bolsón — El Bolsón, Argentina

Go hipster with Patagonia’s beer-and-bites pairings.

Explore The Booze Scene — Melbourne, Australia

Think pubs, bars, street cafes and plenty of Aussie hipsters.

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