Anaheim Brew Pass: A Craft Beer Day in Anaheim

Anaheim has a serious craft beer scene, and the Visit Anaheim Brew Pass is the simplest way to plan a day around it. It is a digital pass, used on your phone, that gives pass holders offers at participating Anaheim breweries. Sign up first, check what each brewery is actually offering that day, and then build your route — do not assume every brewery gives the same deal.

How the pass works

Get the pass on your phone before you go, then show it at each participating brewery. Offers change, and breweries join or leave the program, so check the current participant list and the current offer at each stop on the day you go. This guide keeps the brewery names from the original post; the offers themselves are for you to confirm before you set out.

A day built around four stops

Start at The Bruery, known for barrel-aged and experimental brews — a good first stop for a tasting flight, so you can compare styles before you settle on a favourite. Next, Anaheim Brewery, a historic-feeling, laid-back room that is a good contrast to the first stop. Then Bottle Logic Brewing, known for science-themed, experimental beers. Finish at Noble Ale Works, a lively, local-feeling room that suits an evening stop.

Pace the day the way you would any tasting day: eat, drink water, share flights where you can, and plan transport that does not involve driving after drinking. Anaheim's breweries are spread out, so check distances between stops before you walk or drive.

If the pass is gone

If the Brew Pass no longer exists when you check, this guide still works as a brewery crawl: visit the same four breweries in the same order, and check each brewery's own site for current tasting options. If a brewery has closed, drop it and do not replace it with a guess — a three-stop day with verified stops beats a four-stop day with a closed one.