I went to the Miller Brewing Company three times and I got to see the visitor center displays and the gift shop...but what about the tour...on my first visit the tours were closed...on my second visit it was new employee orientation day so no tours...and on my third visit there was no tour because of rain...so I was not able... More

The tour guides did a good job of showing/discussing the different aspects of the brewing operations. The caves at the end were our favorite part of the tour. Plus, 3 free samples at the end of the tour to enjoy in the outdoor beer garden, which was great since we had perfect weather. More

I generally visit small craft breweries and brewpubs, but after hearing about the historic caves on the tour, I decided to add Miller to my list. If you've never seen a large operation like this, then this is a must see for you. The website directs you their Facebook page for more information, but the Facebook page doesn't have any... More

a GREAT tour of a Milwaukee icon....whether you live in Milwaukee or are just visiting!! Don't miss it! More

The tour is very good. Wish it had more orginal building tours, you walk by the orginal stables and medical, but cant see in. More

Tons of walking on this one, you spend a lot of time walking outside so if there is bad weather, plan for it. Our guide was walking way too fast, to the point that I was actually sprinting at times to keep up with her. The area where you get beer is nice, but after hiking up steps & chasing... More

Take time out and go for this. Miller Co. has tours thru the plant so you can see from start to finish and their history! More

The tour is free, the sampling is free, what more could you ask for! The even have soda for the kids. The tour is about and hour to two hours long and at the end you get to sample their beer. The dolphin crackers are pretty awesome, too! More

Free little tour of the Miller facilities. Tour consists of a 10 minute video presentation and then a guided walking tour of a few stops in Miller Valley. The historic caves were kind of freaky, but very cool. I never knew there was such a rich history attached to the Miller company. Free beer and postage paid post cards at... More