Pearl River-InBev International Beer Museum

It’s really long knowledge to study beer culture [fun]. It turns out that beer has a lot of history. To fall in love with a man, don’t love, just understand him; fall in love with a woman, don’t understand her, just love her.

Great place, beer museum, really full of sights

The Pearl River-InBev International Beer Museum is located in the Guangzhou Pearl River Beer Co., Ltd., not far along the Pearl River embankment, and can be reached quickly by Guangzhou tram. The appearance of the Pearl River-InBev International Beer Museum is very bright, with a detailed introduction to beer culture.

The rare beer museum in China is the only one in the South. First of all, the attitude of the staff is very good, very patient introduction to the tour process and provide beer tasting, the bathroom is very clean, a thumbs up here! The museum has a more traditional exhibition hall, which is not maintained and updated, but the design of the exhibition hall is very helpful, which introduces the origin, development, modern industrial development and the culture of the world beer in a very shallow way. It is great to say that the drunken corridor must be walked. It was fun to be drunk. You can also taste fresh raw beer with your ticket after the tour and it is really a shame to drink the beer packaged outside after this. Overall a worthwhile industry museum to visit, in a more comfortable setting, to learn about the history and culture of beer.

"Pearl River-InBev International Beer Museum" is located on the south bank of the beautiful Pearl River, originally the factory area of the Pearl River Brewery. The InBev International Beer Museum occupies an area of about 8,000 square meters with a construction scale of 7,000 square meters. The Pearl River-InBev International Beer Museum is another friendly cooperation between the Pearl River Beer Group and the InBev Group. It is also another milestone in Guangzhou's Sino-foreign cooperation and has become a model for Chinese joint ventures. Here you can learn about the history of beer and the whole production process, and enjoy the night view of the Pearl River by the river at night while drinking and chatting. . .