Hey, craft beer lovers! If—in addition to masterfully brewed adult beverages—you enjoy good deals and exciting adventure, then the Salt Lake Brewery Pass is right up your ale-y. Sorry. Alley. It’s right up your alley.
Salt Lake’s brewing scene is continuously expanding and evolving. There seems to be a new brewery on the block every time you turn around. Flagship breweries keep expanding their repertoires and the Brewery Pass is the best way to drink it all in.
What Is the Salt Lake Brewery Pass?
It’s a self-guided mobile pass that gives you a well-rounded taste of Salt Lake’s craft beer offerings, and a cost-effective way to add some local effervescence to your itinerary.
How Does It Work?
The pass essentially functions as an easy-to-use mobile wallet containing fifteen $5 vouchers. Each $5 voucher can be used at one of 15 different Salt Lake breweries. Simply purchase the pass, download it to your phone, and present it at a participating brewery to redeem the $5 value. The pass comes in 3-day, and 90-day options to best suit your craft-beer-sampling agenda.

How Can I Get Around While Using My Brewery Pass?
Several of the included breweries are within walking distance of each other, and there are plenty of safe, quick, convenient, inexpensive ways to hop between the rest.
Uber/Lyft
Trax Light Rail/Bus
GREENbike
Electric Scooters
Is There Anything Else I Should Know?
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You have to be 21 years old to buy the Brewery Pass and/or redeem alcoholic beverages with it. Obviously.
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Three of these brewpubs—Desert Edge, Red Rock, and Squatters—have restaurant licenses as opposed to bar licenses. This means that food must be purchased with any alcoholic beverage at these three breweries. Luckily, the food at all three establishments is excellent.
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You don’t have to use the Brewery Pass on beer—you can use it on any beverage, food, or merchandise.
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To see what your pass might get you at each brewery, scroll down to the brewery info on this page.
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You can buy more than $5 worth of stuff at each brewery, but you’ll have to call in the reserves (i.e. your bank card or cash) for anything over $5