This is a sample itinerary, all schedules are subject to change. During the musical heyday of the ’60s and ’70s, bands used to place hidden messages and secret songs on the ‘inner groove’ of vinyl records. At Inner Groove Brewing, you won’t find any hidden messages but you will find a wealth of great beer. Inner Groove opened its doors in June of 2019 as the brainchild of two husband and wife couples. Tim & Kelly Melle and Kevin & Jennifer Walzer founded the brewery as a representation of their passion for great beer and good music. Nestled in the town of Verona, Inner Groove is poised to become a vital part of the up-and-coming quaint neighborhood just north of the Steel City.

50 minutes • Admission Ticket Free

We will pick you up at 112 Washington Place to start your unforgettable craft beer journey.We couldn’t count how many bridges & tunnels we traveled in search of the best craft breweries and beer Pittsburgh has to offer. If it weren’t for Pittsburgh being split by 3 rivers, there’s a good chance there may not be enough water to support this many breweries in one city! From the smallest, newest nano-breweries to independent craft breweries with age-old history, we sought out the brewers who helped bring craft beer to the ‘burgh and focused on developing strong relationships with each of them so we could give you unfettered access to their spaces and suds. Our tour itineraries vary amongst several great breweries including Strange Roots, Allegheny City Brewing, Couch Brewing and other described below.

5 minutes • Admission Ticket Free

Hop Farm Brewing Company is a woman-owned, family-run brewery in the Lawrenceville neighborhood of Pittsburgh, PA. At Hop Farm, they are dedicated to the responsible use of our natural resources, from production to packaging and everywhere in between. They are proud Pittsburgher’s who look to source local wherever possible, whether in the brewhouse or the kitchen.

50 minutes • Admission Ticket Free

At Trace Brewing in Pittsburgh, PA, they brew a little bit of everything for everyone. This Bloomfield neighborhood hot spot was built inside an old brass and bronze foundry from 1900 and celebrates the old with its vaulted ceilings, old growth wood and brick structure as well as the new with its graffiti, neon lights, and massive steel tanks. Trace values inclusion and community, crafting many different styles of beer for many different tastes and inviting dogs (patio only) and families to stop on by.

50 minutes • Admission Ticket Free