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Raise a glass to history on the #1 best brew tour in Gettysburg! Operating daily, year-round, this guided experience blends the town’s rich Civil War past with some of the most unique craft drinks in Pennsylvania.
Sip and explore as you visit Dawn Gone Bees, J&P Winery Gettysburg, Ploughman Cider Taproom, and Blue & Gray Bar & Grill—each offering a distinct flavor of Gettysburg’s brewing scene. Led by expert guides, you’ll hear fascinating stories of the town’s past while indulging in delicious brews, ciders, and wines.
As a USMC Disabled Combat-Veteran-Owned, women and minority-led tour, we take pride in crafting an immersive and engaging experience for every guest. Whether you're a history buff, craft drink enthusiast, or just looking for a fun night out, this tour is the perfect way to enjoy both drinks and history in one unforgettable adventure.
Ideal for private groups, bachelorette parties, special events, and anyone ready to raise a toast to the past!
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Junket: Gettysburg Tours and Premium Experiences
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Z3088SWelenal, Nov 2024
Silver was very knowledgeable about the history of Gettysburg. The tour included Mead, wine, craft beers, and bourbons. It was an easy walk all over town and we learned about some of the houses and families in the area.
Response from Host, Nov 2024
Thank you for the great feedback! Silver’s expertise really helps bring the tour to life, and we’re so glad you enjoyed the stops and the pieces of information. We’d be delighted to have you join us again for another tour in the future!
Stefanie_F, Oct 2024
The name of the tour is misleading. We did not visit any breweries. All of the stops were wine, mead, and a distillery. The final stop was a pizza place who served beer. Most places didn’t have anywhere for us to sit and do a tasting. We had to stand in line for 40 minutes waiting for a taste.
Response from Host, Nov 2024
We’re so sorry to hear that your tour didn’t meet your expectations, and we truly regret the confusion about the stops and tastings. We understand how frustrating it can be to wait for tastings and not have a place to sit. We value your feedback and will certainly work to improve the experience. Since your tour was a couple of weeks ago, we hope this issue has been resolved, but if not, please feel free to reach out to guestrelations@wejunket.com, and we’ll be happy to assist.
Bobbi C, Sept 2024
Silver was great. We had a great time with her. She was knowledgeable and friendly She made us feel comfortable as we talked about many different topics
Response from Host, Nov 2024
Hi, Bobbi! Thank you for joining us and sharing your experience! We’re so glad you had a fun and comfortable time learning about Gettysburg’s history with Silver. We’d love to have you back for more stories and exploration!
michaelbD109JJ, Aug 2024
Great host, learned a lot about the area the guide walked at a nice pace and we had a number of great stops. We went back to some of the stops the next day.
Response from Host, Nov 2024
Hi, Michael! We're so glad to hear you enjoyed a relaxed tour through Gettysburg's landmarks. It’s wonderful that the pace suited everyone. We'd love to have you back for more exciting adventures!
This meadery takes inspiration from ancient brewing techniques, crafting honey-based wines that harken back to the days of the battlefield. Each sip carries the taste of locally sourced honey, fermented with the same patience and care as the soldiers who once waited for battle. Raise a glass and toast to history with a drink that predates even the Civil War itself.
Under the shadow of Gettysburg’s historic trees, this craft brewery produces bold, history-infused ales that tell the stories of those who stood before us. Their oak-aged stouts and smoked porters pay homage to the lingering echoes of the battlefield. Drinking here is like stepping back in time, with every pint a tribute to the past.
While the museum tells the tragic story of the Shriver family and their wartime struggles, it also offers a glimpse into the Civil War-era tavern culture. The Shrivers once operated a saloon in their basement, where locals gathered over strong spirits and whispered about the war. Today, the legacy of Gettysburg’s drinking past is honored in every sip of whiskey and ale across the town.
Nestled in the heart of Gettysburg, J&P Winery offers a taste of Pennsylvania’s rich winemaking tradition with a modern twist. From bold reds to sweet fruit wines, each glass is a reminder that even in a town marked by war, there is still room for celebration. Whether you prefer a dry merlot or a refreshing peach wine, this is the perfect stop for a toast to history.
Crafted from local orchards that have witnessed centuries of change, Ploughman’s ciders capture the essence of Pennsylvania’s apple-growing heritage. Their small-batch blends range from crisp and refreshing to deep and complex, offering a taste of the region’s terroir. Drinking a glass here is like sipping on history, one apple at a time.
The heart of Gettysburg, Lincoln Square has long been a gathering place where stories—and drinks—flow freely. From historic taverns once frequented by soldiers to modern-day breweries and wineries, the square offers a perfect blend of old and new. Raise a glass in the same streets where Lincoln once walked, and let history soak into every sip.
A true Gettysburg staple, this bar and grill serves up hearty fare alongside a stellar selection of craft beers. Whether you’re craving a Civil War-themed brew or a modern IPA, this spot delivers history with every pour. With walls that echo with the voices of visitors past and present, it’s the perfect place to end a historic drinking tour.
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