Here’s an interesting new website to help you plan your brewery tours:
New Haven, CT, August 02, 2012 --(PR.com)-- BrewTrail.com announced today the official launch of a new website that allows beer-lovers to craft their own brew trail. The aim of the site is to both promote beer tourism and to help provide beer-lovers with a comprehensive guide to brewery tours across the United States.
“We’re three guys who love beer,” commented Chris Margonis, co-founder of BrewTrail.com. “There are plenty of sites out there that have information on some breweries, in limited areas, and you’ll even find a brew trail here and there, but the information that exists on beer trails pales in comparison to what you’ll find for wine trails. We set out to compile one source for information on all the brewery tours and tastings at all the breweries and brewpubs in the United States.”
Users can go to BrewTrail.com and click on a state of their choice. From there they will find a list of breweries and brewpubs in the area and all the information that they will need to complete their own custom brew trail, complete with brewery tours, tasting times, and availability.
“We have noticed the incredible success that cities and states have had in recent years promoting tourism and raising awareness of locally made products through winery tours,” remarked Marvin Kerns of BrewTrail.com. “We thought that there was an incredible untapped opportunity to do the same thing with brewery tours. People love trying new beers in new places, and BeerTrail.com is a great place to discover them.”
Visiting in-laws? Traveling on business? Driving across country with the family? Stop by BrewTrail.com first to discover nearby breweries and pubs. Nothing improves a trip to see the in-laws like swinging by a local micro-brewery first.
BrewTrail.com is the only place that beer-lovers can find tour and tasting times and availability for every state in the country on one website. For those that are interested in beer tourism, BrewTrail.com is the indispensable site for crafting their own custom brew trails.
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