About Blue Ridge Brew Excursions
According to its website, tours have no preset itinerary and are not priced per person, and tasting fees are not included in the tour cost. A daytime brew tour in a luxury sedan runs five hours and typically visits three or four breweries, with up to three passengers, one of whom sits in front. An SUV brew tour seats up to six, and a group brew tour uses a 14-passenger van or coach.
The company says its tours cover breweries in the Charlottesville and Crozet area, and points evening tours to a separate page. The fleet on record also lists a limo party bus for up to 22 and a tour vehicle for 15 to 32 passengers, which the pages used do not detail.
Services listed on its website
- brewery tours
- private brew tours
- small-group SUV tours
- group van tours
- evening brewery tours
Service area
Names Charlottesville and the Crozet area breweries.
Fleet notes
Tour vehicles on the site are a luxury sedan (up to 3), an SUV (up to 6) and 14-passenger vans or coaches. The fleet on record also lists a 22-passenger limo party bus and a tour vehicle for 15 to 32.
Booking policies it publishes
- Its site says tasting fees are not included in the tour cost.
Questions to ask Blue Ridge Brew Excursions before you book
- What is the price for each tour length, and does it cover the whole vehicle?
- Is tasting-fee cost shared at the brewery or paid separately by each person?
- Which tours use the 22-passenger party bus or the 32-passenger vehicle?
Written from Blue Ridge Brew Excursions's own website (blueridgebrewexcursions.com, blueridgebrewexcursions.com) and the fleet on record, reviewed October 2026. Operator statements are attributed, not verified — confirm prices, availability and vehicle assignment directly.