Wine Tour & Brewery Bus Rentals in Greeley, Colorado

WeldWerks Brewing Co. put Greeley on the national craft beer map, and its 8th Avenue taproom still draws a line for its barrel-aged stouts most weekends. A few blocks over, Wiley Roots Brewing Company pours a lineup built around barrel-aged sours, and Crabtree Brewing Company on the west side of town rounds out a route that easily fills an afternoon. None of these taprooms has a lot big enough for a group, so a crawl on foot means circling for street parking three separate times.

A party bus treats the whole route as one trip — drop-off at the first stop, a short ride to the next, then the last, without anyone moving a car or handing off keys. Groups building a Saturday around Greeley's brewery scene use the same bus for the ride home, so the night doesn't end with someone volunteering to stay sober. Call 970-888-9910 to map out your taproom crawl.

Weld County's spirits scene is younger than its brewery scene, so most Greeley groups planning a distillery day head up to Fort Collins or down into Denver instead. Old Elk Distillery ages its bourbon in Fort Collins, and Feisty Spirits Distillery pours small-batch gin and genever a few blocks away — both an easy run up US-34 and I-25. Denver adds Stranahan's Colorado Whiskey to the route, a distillery that's been aging whiskey in the city for two decades and still runs regular tastings.

Stringing two or three stops together across two cities is exactly the kind of day that falls apart in separate cars, since somebody has to stay sober for the drive back down US-85. A minibus or charter bus keeps the whole itinerary in one vehicle, with the return trip already handled before the first tasting even starts. Call 970-888-9910 to build a distillery route that fits your group's schedule.

Not every group wants the same three stops, so Greeleypartybuscompany.com is built around whatever route you actually want to run. Keep it local with a Weld County brewery circuit, or extend the day north to a Fort Collins distillery and south to a Denver winery for a mixed itinerary that would be tough to coordinate across separate cars. You can build a straightforward one-way trip, a round-trip loop back to a downtown Greeley hotel, or a full-day rental that holds at each stop for as long as your group wants to stay.

To give you an idea, a half-day crawl covering three or four Weld County taprooms prices out differently than a full-day trip stretching into Fort Collins or Denver, so share your stop list when you request estimates and you'll see pricing that matches the actual route. Request estimates online or call 970-888-9910 to start building your itinerary.