Viator Rating : 5 (166 reviews)
Reykjavik
Reykjavik's Brews & Booze: A Spirited Journey Through Icelandic Nightlife
Overview
The Reykjavik Beer & Booze Tour immerses you in Iceland's unique drinking culture. An expert local guide leads you through three Reykjavik bars, sampling craft beers and spirits while sharing quirky alcohol history. Enjoy tips on where to eat, drink, and save, with a focus on adventure and exploration of local flavors. Perfect for all. 
Highlights
Expert Local Guides: Engaging and knowledgeable guides offer insider tips and share entertaining stories about Iceland's drinking history and culture.
Unique Icelandic Craft Beers: Participants sample a diverse range of local craft beers, providing a taste of Iceland's brewing scene.
Insider Savings Tips: The tour provides valuable advice on saving money on drinks and dining, enhancing the overall travel experience.
Intimate Small-Group Experience: The small group setting fosters a more personal and interactive experience, allowing for better engagement with the guide and fellow participants.
Sentiment Analysis
Enthusiastic guides provide historical and cultural context.
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Variety of unique Icelandic beers and spirits.
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Intimate small-group setting fostering interaction.
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Excellent recommendations for local spots.
Some locations can be crowded.
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The pace might feel rushed for some participants.
Review Summary
Customers find this tour to be a fun and social way to experience Reykjavik's beer culture with knowledgeable, entertaining local guides. Reviewers consistently praise the personalized attention, the fascinating history of Icelandic beer shared by guides like Kris and Mathias, and the quality of craft beers sampled at authentic local bars. The small group setting is highlighted as a major strength, allowing for meaningful conversations and a relaxed atmosphere. Minor drawbacks include that the tour is not wheelchair accessible and requires a minimum drinking age of 20, but overall travelers highly recommend it as a great way to kick off an evening in Reykjavik while meeting fellow travelers.
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