When you think of a brewery tour, you might picture clinking pint glasses, hearty laughs, and some darn good beer. And you’d be spot on. But at Alaska On Tap, our brewery tours are more than just a fun way to sip the day away. We’re all about building connections—between craft beer lovers, our incredible brewery partners, and the broader local economy.

Let us take you behind the scenes to show how our partnership with Juneau’s powerhouse breweries— Alaskan Brewing Co, Devils Club Brewing Co, and Forbidden Peak Brewery—creates a ripple effect that supports not just our business, but the community as a whole.

A group smiling and clinking beer tasting glasses in Juneau, Alaska.

A Taste of Collaboration

Running a small business in Juneau has taught us that collaboration isn’t just nice; it’s essential. We’re proud to team up with three local breweries that embody the spirit of Alaskan craft beer. Each stop on our tour offers something special—whether it’s the legendary heritage of Alaskan Brewing Co., the adventurous innovation of Devils Club, or the mountain-inspired vibes of Forbidden Peak.

These partnerships aren’t just about logistics (although coordinating tastings, behind-the-scenes tours, and exclusive perks takes some serious teamwork). It’s about creating a shared experience that celebrates the unique flavors of our region and the people who make it all happen.


Spreading the Love (and the Revenue)

At Alaska On Tap, we like to think of ourselves as pollinators in Juneau’s business ecosystem. We bring locals and visitors to our brewery partners, and that’s just the beginning. Every tour has a trickle-down effect:

  • For our brewery partners: We connect them with new customers, boost tasting room traffic, and spread the word about their beers far and wide. These breweries are the backbone of our tours, and the impact they have on the community is immense. From supporting local artists through events and gallery spaces to sourcing local ingredients for their brews, they’re deeply ingrained in Juneau’s culture. They also create jobs, support local charities, and rely on local services, which keeps the community thriving.
  • For other local businesses: We proudly serve snacks from Barnacle Foods, a local business that shares our commitment to highlighting the best of Juneau. By featuring their delicious products, we’re creating yet another avenue to uplift fellow small businesses and showcase the incredible flavors our region has to offer.
  • For the community: By driving revenue to Juneau’s small businesses, we’re helping to sustain jobs, support local suppliers, and ensure the craft beer scene thrives for years to come. When our brewery partners succeed, their positive impact ripples out—whether it’s through hosting fundraisers, participating in community events, or simply being a welcoming space for locals and visitors alike.

The Power of Small Business Synergy

Craft breweries are known for their creativity, passion, and willingness to roll up their sleeves to make things happen. That’s a vibe we strive to match at Alaska On Tap. Our business model thrives on collaboration, and we believe in the rising tide that lifts all boats—or, in this case, all pint glasses.

By partnering with Alaskan Brewing Co., Devils Club Brewing Co., and Forbidden Peak Brewery, we’re not just showcasing great beer; we’re strengthening the bonds that make Juneau’s economy tick. When our partners succeed, we succeed, and so does the community.


Cheers to a Bright Future

At the end of the day, we’re all about making meaningful connections—between people, between businesses, and between a good beer and the perfect sip. Every Alaska On Tap tour is a celebration of what makes our town so special: its creativity, its resilience, and its amazing beer.

So, here’s to our brewery partners, our customers, and the thriving community we call home. Let’s raise a glass to more collaboration, more connection, and more delicious craft beer.

Ready to join the fun? Book your tour today and experience the magic for yourself.

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