Wine country the next day
Groups that tour breweries on Saturday often book a wine tour on Sunday through Virginia wine country, the Hudson Valley or Texas Hill Country, with the same Sprinter limo and chauffeur.

Tours
A brewery tour limo service that puts a professional chauffeur behind the wheel so your group can sample taprooms without drawing straws for a designated driver.
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We reply with an all-inclusive price, usually within 15 minutes.
Our brewery tour limo service is built for groups who want to spend an afternoon or evening moving between taprooms and brewpubs without worrying about parking, directions or who is driving home. We plan the route around your start time, the breweries you want to visit and how long you want at each stop, then send a chauffeur who knows the local roads and keeps the schedule moving.
A&A Limousine runs brewery tours across New York, New Jersey, Washington DC, Maryland, Virginia and Texas, from the Hudson Valley and Long Island's North Fork to the Texas Hill Country and the brewery districts of Portland-adjacent Virginia. Groups typically book a Sprinter limo for 10 to 14 people, a party bus for 18 to 40, or a luxury SUV for smaller outings. If your day mixes breweries with a meal or a distillery, pair this with our wine tour limo service for a custom itinerary.
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Planning
Count the people on the crawl first, then decide how far apart the breweries are. A brewery tour limo service works best when one vehicle holds the whole group so nobody is split between taprooms, and our fleet page shows every class side by side.
| Who is riding | Recommended vehicles | Why it works |
|---|---|---|
| Two to three people, one or two taprooms | Luxury sedan | Easy parking at small taprooms and a quiet ride between stops. |
| Up to seven, a half-day crawl | Luxury SUV | Room for growlers and coats, and everyone rides in one car. |
| Eight to ten, a birthday or farewell crawl | Stretch limousine | Wraparound seating and a bar area for the group between breweries. |
| Twelve to eighteen, a full-day tour | SUV stretch limo or Sprinter limo | Standing headroom and perimeter seating for longer drives between towns. |
| Eighteen to forty, a taproom circuit or brewery festival | Party bus | Music, lighting and room to move on the ride home. |
| Forty-plus, a company outing or convention group | Mini bus or charter bus | Reclining seats and luggage bays for merchandise and coolers. |
Pricing
Our brewery tour limo service is priced by the hour, with a minimum block because the vehicle and chauffeur are reserved for your group for the duration. The quote you receive is all-inclusive: gratuity, tolls, fuel and parking are explained upfront, so there are no surprises at the end of the day.
| Vehicle | Passengers | Minimum | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sprinter Limo | 10 to 14 | 3 hours | Quote in 15 minutes |
| Party Bus | 18 to 40 | 3 hours | Quote in 15 minutes |
| Luxury SUV | Up to 7 | 3 hours | Quote in 15 minutes |
| Mercedes Sprinter Van | 10 to 15 | 3 hours | Quote in 15 minutes |
| Mini Bus | 18 to 30 | 3 hours | Quote in 15 minutes |
Included in every quote: chauffeur gratuity, tolls, fuel and parking. Weekend afternoons in spring and fall, and holiday weekends, are the busiest times and may carry a longer minimum; longer routes with more stops also affect the quote.
Send your date and venues. We reply with an all-inclusive quote, usually within 15 minutes.
Sample schedule
This illustrative schedule is for a group of twelve visiting four breweries across an afternoon and evening. Your planner builds the real run sheet from your list of taprooms, their opening hours and the driving time between them.
Times are an example only. Your planner builds your schedule from your brewery list, their hours and the drive between stops.
How it works
Beyond the big day
Many groups add a second booking to the same weekend. One reservation and one point of contact keeps every ride on the same schedule.
Groups that tour breweries on Saturday often book a wine tour on Sunday through Virginia wine country, the Hudson Valley or Texas Hill Country, with the same Sprinter limo and chauffeur.
Out-of-town friends flying in for the crawl can be collected at JFK, Newark, BWI, Dulles, DFW, IAH or Austin-Bergstrom with flight tracking and a free 60-minute wait. See airport transportation.
A point-to-point run from the final brewery to a restaurant, with the chauffeur holding at the door until the group is seated. Book it as point to point service.
An A&A Limousine charter for a department offsite: pickup at the office, three breweries, and a single monthly-billed invoice through a corporate account.
The same format with a party bus or Hummer limo, where guests 21 and over may bring their own beverages where state law allows.
A brewery crawl that ends at a ballpark or amphitheater, with the vehicle held for the ride home. See concert limo service for timing around doors and encores.
Locations
New York's brewery map runs from Brooklyn and Queens taprooms to the Hudson Valley, the Catskills and the Finger Lakes, with the Adirondacks and Western New York further out. A brewery tour limo service here is mostly about the driving between stops: the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway and the Long Island Expressway on weeknights, the Palisades and the New York State Thruway on weekend afternoons. Chauffeurs wait at each door rather than hunting for parking in industrial districts, and the schedule is built around taproom closing times. Summer Saturdays fill Hudson Valley tasting rooms early, and October weekends bring leaf-peepers onto the same roads, so we add buffer time. Fly-in groups can be collected at JFK or LaGuardia and start the crawl from the hotel.
New Jersey packs breweries into old warehouses and former factories from Newark and Jersey City to Hackensack, Morristown, Princeton and the Shore towns south to Cape May. Traffic sets the plan: Route 1 and Route 17 on Friday evenings, the Garden State Parkway on summer weekends, and the Turnpike whenever a group crosses the state. Chauffeurs know which taprooms sit on one-way industrial streets and where a long vehicle can pull in. Fall is the busiest season for tasting rooms, and Shore breweries fill quickly in July and August, so we confirm closing times before building the route. Groups flying into Newark Liberty can be picked up and dropped at the first brewery within the hour.
In Washington, DC, breweries cluster in Northeast and Southeast industrial corridors and along the Maryland line, and the District's one-way streets and restricted parking make a chauffeur the practical choice for a crawl. We plan around rush hour on the Southeast Freeway and the bridges over the Anacostia, and chauffeurs wait curbside rather than circle the block. Groups arriving at Reagan National or Union Station can start the afternoon directly. Spring and fall are the busiest taproom seasons, and game days near the ballpark district change traffic patterns, so we check the calendar before setting pickup times. A&A Limousine plans DC routes that keep driving time short and tasting time long.
Maryland breweries spread from Baltimore's Canton and Hampden neighborhoods out to Frederick, Columbia, Silver Spring, Rockville and the Eastern Shore. The Beltway, Interstate 95 and Interstate 70 decide how a crawl is sequenced, and Saturday afternoon traffic toward the mountains can add time. Chauffeurs handle the parking lots behind taprooms and the narrow streets in older mill towns. Fall brings crowds to Frederick County tasting rooms, and summer weekends fill Shore breweries near Annapolis and the Bay Bridge, so we book early and build in buffer. Groups flying into BWI can be collected and at the first stop without a detour. AA Limo Service confirms each brewery's hours before the route is final.
Virginia's brewery scene runs from Richmond and Hampton Roads through Charlottesville, the Shenandoah Valley and Northern Virginia's suburbs out to the Blue Ridge. Interstate 64, Interstate 81 and Route 29 connect most stops, and mountain roads add time on any crawl that leaves the highway. Chauffeurs wait at farm brewery gravel lots and in town taproom loading zones alike. Fall is peak season in the Valley and around Charlottesville, when harvest weekends fill tasting rooms and leaf traffic slows Route 29, so we start earlier. Groups arriving at Dulles or Reagan National can begin the day from the airport. A&A Limo Service builds Virginia routes around each brewery's closing time.
Texas breweries stretch across Houston, Dallas, Fort Worth, Austin and San Antonio, with Hill Country taprooms and small-town brewhouses between them. Distances are the story: Interstate 35 between Austin and San Antonio, Interstate 45 from Houston to Dallas, and the loops around each city all add driving time, so a crawl here is usually three or four stops, not eight. Chauffeurs handle gravel lots and crowded weekend taprooms in the Hill Country. Summer heat makes midday stops uncomfortable, so spring and fall are the best seasons and we plan shaded patios and indoor tours. Groups flying into IAH, Hobby, DFW, Love Field or Austin-Bergstrom can start the route from the airport. A&A Transportation confirms hours before every Texas run.
See every city we cover on our service areas page.
Checklist
Have these details ready when you request a quote and the reservation team can price your brewery tour limo service accurately in one pass.
The date, start time and total hours you want the vehicle, including the ride home.
Every brewery and taproom on the list, with addresses and each one's opening and closing hours.
How many people are riding, and whether the group splits across two vehicles.
Where the pickup happens: a home, hotel, office or transit station, with a safe loading spot.
Any booked brewery tours or tasting slots with fixed times the chauffeur must hit.
Coolers, growlers and merchandise the group is bringing, so the right vehicle size is booked.
Who on the day is the single point of contact and can change the schedule by phone.
Any taproom rules on vehicle size, parking or drop-off points, and tell the reservation team about any special requests when you book.
Why us
One company covers New York, New Jersey, Washington DC, Maryland, Virginia and Texas, so a brewery crawl is planned the same way in every state.
Sedans for three, Sprinters and party buses for larger crawls, up to a 56-passenger coach, so the group size decides the vehicle.
All-inclusive quotes usually within 15 minutes, with gratuity, tolls and fees explained upfront before you reserve.
Reservations and dispatch are staffed around the clock, so a taproom running late still reaches a person who can adjust the route.
FAQs
Pricing depends on the vehicle, the number of hours and the date. Most brewery crawls are booked by the hour with a minimum, and larger vehicles cost more per hour than a sedan or SUV. Weekend afternoons in fall book first. Send your date, group size and the breweries you have in mind and we will return an all-inclusive quote, usually within 15 minutes.
Two to four weeks is comfortable for a weekend crawl, and earlier in fall when tasting rooms fill. Same-day requests are often possible when vehicles are available, so call and ask even on short notice.
Plan on four to five hours for three or four stops, including driving time between them. Texas crawls need more because the distances are longer. We build the schedule around each brewery's hours and show you the total before you book.
Guests 21 and older may bring their own beverages in our limousines and party vehicles where state law allows, and we provide ice and glassware. Alcohol is never permitted for anyone under 21. Chauffeurs keep the vehicle stocked and the route on schedule.
Tell your chauffeur and dispatch is notified, so the next stop and the return time are adjusted where the schedule allows. Extra time is billed at the hourly rate shown on your quote. We build buffer into every route so one slow stop does not spoil the day.
Small groups of up to seven fit a luxury SUV, while ten to fifteen passengers travel well in a Sprinter limo or Mercedes Sprinter van. Parties of 18 to 40 usually take a party bus, and larger groups can split across several vehicles under one reservation with one point of contact.
Yes. Our brewery tour limo service covers New York, New Jersey, Washington DC, Maryland, Virginia and Texas, with long-distance trips between them available. Tell the reservation team your starting point, group size and preferred breweries, and we will confirm vehicle availability for your date.
Yes. Give us your starting address, group size and how many stops you want, and we sequence the breweries by drive time and closing hours.
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Open every day, including holidays. All-inclusive quotes, usually within 15 minutes.