Seaworld Brewmaster Beer Tasting Complementary

[Kimberlyfamilyfv]

The Brewmaster’s Club is a fun, interactive, and exciting program that gives you an inside look into beer. From classic American lagers to full-bodied stouts, guests will sample from an amazing portfolio of Anheuser-Busch beers paired with an assortment of food.

With each sampling, participants learn about fresh ingredients, historic brewing processes, and a variety of tips to enhance the drinking experience. Guests will acquire basic knowledge about various food pairings and will sample cheeses, chocolates, and fruits with each sampling flight.

The Brewmaster’s Club provides a unique personal experience that allows small group interaction with a trained Anheuser-Busch Brand Ambassador. Each guest can actively participate in this 30-minute experience, which is offered daily starting at 11:30 a.m.

Complimentary reservations available at the Information Counter located at the front of the park or by visiting the host stand at the Brewmaster’s Club located inside the Hospitality Center.

Participants must be 21 years of age or older. Valid identification is required for those guests who appear to be 30 years of age or younger. Class times are subject to change.

Reservations can also be made by e-mailing:
Swfbrwmstr@seaworld.com
Please note e-mail reservations should be made 48 hours in advance.
Reservations are limited and on a first-come, first served basis.

 

[playwright]

Kimberly,
Thanks for the tip. This is one activity that DH and BIL will enjoy. DH was reluctant to go to Orlando, this will get him there, for sure. He'll be first in line.

 

[phinz]

Mizzphinz and I both have our Beer School certificates. It was a lot of fun, but beware of the samples in the class. The sample showing what bad beer tastes like is *really* bad. I'll be going back to class when we're in Orlando in January. It was a great diversion.

 

[Figment22]

Actually Sea World no longer conducts "Beer School". (They still do this at Busch Gardens, however.) The Brewmaster's Club mentioned by the OP is the replacement. They're both interesting though.

The funny thing about the stale beer vs. fresh beer at Beer School is that the majority of guests actually preferred the stale beer!

We did both (BGT and SW) versions a couple of weeks ago. What surprised me was that even though both parks were very crowded (week before Easter) we basically showed up ten minutes before "class" and were able to get in without any problems. Both presentations were informative and fun. My only complaint was that at the SW presentation you stand at the bar the whole time. At BGT you sit at tables. Barstools would have killed them?

 

[robvia]

Tours and beer sampling is entertaining because everyone is happy, they have some jokes, and you learn a lot. I've been to the BGT beer school, which is funny. And I've been to the tour in St. Louis, which was neat to go thru the factory. Of coarse, the best part of any tour, is the free samples at the end. You won't get buzzed from doing it, but it's a nice start.
After getting samples at the SWF hospitality house, head to the sky tower area, which has a real bar, or you can get draft beer inside Voyagers.
The next stop would be next to the sting ray tank in the Key West area, there's a snack stand. Get a large Bud, walk around watching people feed the dolphins, and listen to the Jimmy Buffet music playing. It's neat to go here around 3pm.