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Estonian Craft Beer Tasting & History
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- 2h
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- Multiple languages
Overview
- Taste 7 top estonian craft beers
- Beer sommelier deep dive into the world of craft beer
- Learn about different beer styles and how they are made
- World and local beer history and culture
Activity location
- Tallinn
- Tallinn, Harju maakond, Estonia
Meeting/Redemption Point
- Tatari 12/1, 10116 Tallinn, Estonia | We will meet at Tallinn oldest student organisation Leola that was established in 1920. Hundred years of Estonian beer tradition is presented in a room filled with massive oak table seating up to 32 people in beer garden style. The ambient atmosphere & traditional look is a great setup to enjoy the oldest brew in the world with friends. We dont need to go anywhere else cause its all there and 5 min walk away from Freedom Square and Old Town. Tatari 12/1 is the building exact address.
- Tallinn, Harju maakond, Estonia
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Estonian Craft Beer Tasting & History
- 2h
- English
What's included, what's not
- We will taste 7 different types of Estonian craft beer while learning about the styles, history & tradition of making it.
- We will go over the brewing process, watch some quick illustrative videos and have a chat in a relaxed private tasting room around massive oak tables.
- You get to know what goes inside the beer other than water, why is India Pale Ale called like that or where is the worlds oldest running brewery.
- While talking about beer Ill throw in some local jokes & test your level of sensitivity. We locals have a pretty dark sense of humour.
- Im always open for suggesting best craft beer bars, specialty beer shops or places to eat great gourmet burgers or local cuisines.
- The 2 hour beer tasting session will go by so fast you wonna stay there for longer. Now you are advanced into a local beer expert & need to go practice around Tallinn oldtown & brag to your friends that you know what IPA stands for.
- Occasionally I have some plain bisquits to clense the palate.
What you can expect
We will taste 7 different types of Estonian craft beer while learning about the styles, history & tradition of making it.
We will go over the brewing process, watch some quick illustrative videos and have a chat in a relaxed private tasting room around massive oak tables.
You get to know what goes inside the beer other than water, why is India Pale Ale called like that or where is the worlds oldest running brewery.
While talking about beer Ill throw in some local jokes & test your level of sensitivity. We locals have a pretty dark sense of humour.
Im always open for suggesting best craft beer bars, specialty beer shops or places to eat great gourmet burgers or local cuisines.
The 2 hour beer tasting session will go by so fast you wonna stay there for longer. Now you are advanced into a local beer expert & need to go practice around Tallinn oldtown & brag to your friends that you know what IPA stands for.
Other things to note
This is defenitely not a pub crawl or something generic any of you could do in a loud bar.
Its a private event in ambiet tasting room specially prepared for bigger groups or lovely couples to enjoy the selection of best local craft beers not big brewery beers. I suggest to not come with empty stomach.
Location
Activity location
- Tallinn
- Tallinn, Harju maakond, Estonia
Meeting/Redemption Point
- Tatari 12/1, 10116 Tallinn, Estonia | We will meet at Tallinn oldest student organisation Leola that was established in 1920. Hundred years of Estonian beer tradition is presented in a room filled with massive oak table seating up to 32 people in beer garden style. The ambient atmosphere & traditional look is a great setup to enjoy the oldest brew in the world with friends. We dont need to go anywhere else cause its all there and 5 min walk away from Freedom Square and Old Town. Tatari 12/1 is the building exact address.
- Tallinn, Harju maakond, Estonia