Beer Tasting at Mykonos Brewing Company

Beer tasting in Mykonos can be loud and touristy. This one is different because you sip in the brewery cave and hear the Mykonos stories wrapped around the beer itself. It is a short, focused stop that gives you more than another drink in town.

I like that you get a generous set of small-batch tastings included, not just a quick sip. I also like that the brewery sells limited-edition Mikonu beers that you cannot easily find anywhere else on the island.

One thing to consider: it is a tight 30 minutes and snacks are not included, so plan to eat first if you have a big appetite.

Key things to know before you go

• Cave setting with brewery myths mixed in: You get the origin stories while you taste.
• 5 small-batch beers included: Expect a real tasting flight, not just a token pour.
• Small group size, max 15: Easier questions and better interaction.
• Limited-edition Mikonu beers available at the brewery: A good reason to buy something you can talk about.
• English service: The tour is offered in English.
• Near public transportation: You are not forced into private transport to make this work.

Why the cave setting makes this Mykonos beer tasting feel real

Mykonos is famous for beach time and nightlife, but beer lovers often miss the slower side of the island. This tasting gives you a behind-the-scenes view of brewing, in a space that feels purpose-built for the craft.

The highlight is the location inside the cave of the brewing Giants. That matters because it changes the tone. Instead of standing under bright lights and asking for a beer menu, you get guided time, sensory time, and context time. You learn how natural ingredients turn into flavor in the glass, and you hear the myths surrounding Mykonos while you taste.

If you enjoy craft beer anywhere, you will recognize the pattern: taste first, then the story locks in. Here, the story comes while you are drinking, so it is easier to connect what you like with what is happening in the brewing process.

Price and value: what $33.62 actually buys you

At $33.62 per person for about 30 minutes, this is not the cheapest beer stop in Mykonos. But it is also not a rip-off if you think in terms of included alcohol, water, and guided explanation.

You get:

• Alcoholic beverages included (your tasting flight)
• Bottled water included
• All fees and taxes included

What that means for you in practice is simple. You are not paying extra for each beer along the way. You are paying for an experience where the tasting is part of the product, not an add-on.

Also, Mykonos prices for drinks can add up quickly if you bounce bar to bar. This tasting gives you multiple pours in one place, with a structure that keeps it fun instead of awkward. If you are the type who likes to order one beer, then wish you tried more, this format fixes that.

The 30-minute plan: what happens from check-in to last sip

This is a single-stop experience. You meet at Mikònu Taproom & Brewery, Argyraina, Ep. Odos Mikonou Ano Meras 1422, Mikonos 846 00, Greece. The activity ends back at the meeting point, so you are not left wondering where you go next.

The pacing is straightforward:

1. You arrive at the taproom and brewery.
2. You join a guided tasting in the cave area connected to the brewery.
3. You learn about brewing, tied to Mykonos myths and local ingredient stories.
4. You taste 5 small-batch beers during the guided portion.
5. If you want more, you can typically keep the night going in the taproom area and buy limited releases.

The tour time is listed as about 30 minutes. In plain terms, you should treat this as a “break from the beach” rather than an all-evening plan. It is great when you want something different, but you still want energy for dinner after.

Stop 1: inside the cave of the brewing Giants

The core of the experience is the guided tasting inside the cave of the brewing Giants. That is where you connect the beer to the place.

During the tasting, you will:

• Hear how natural ingredients become beer
• Learn the myths and storytelling that wrap around Mykonos brewing culture
• Sip through 5 small-batch beers as part of the flight

One detail I really appreciate from the way the experience is described is that it is not just “try this, move on.” The tasting is guided, and the staff walk you through what makes each beer different.

In particular, people highlight variety in the lineup, including lighter options and unusual flavors. You might even notice talk about a cactus-related beer, and in some cases people mention a bonus stout. The key is that the lineup is not generic. It is built to show off what the brewery can do.

Also, the cave setting helps you slow down. A beer tasting works better when you can focus on aroma and taste. You are more likely to notice differences because you are not distracted by the constant motion of a typical bar.

What you taste: 5 small-batch pours plus a chance to shop limited Mikonu releases

Your included tasting is 5 small-batch beers. That is a sweet spot for most beer drinkers. It gives you enough range to compare styles, sweetness, bitterness, and mouthfeel, without turning the experience into a marathon.

A few practical tips for you during the flight:

• Start with the lightest beer if you are unsure what style you like. It keeps your palate open.
• Take a sip, then pause for a second. The guided explanation lands better when you give your brain a moment.
• If you have a favorite style back home, ask the staff which beer matches it. The tasting is short, and targeted advice helps you get more from your time.

After the tasting, there is a strong reason to hang around: limited-edition Mikonu beers available only at the brewery. That is a smart souvenir idea because it is specific to this place.

When you shop, use the tasting like a filter. If you loved the light option, look for whatever the brewery is offering in that direction. If you liked something unusual, ask what pairs best with food you plan to eat later. You are not just buying a bottle for the shelf. You are buying a flavor memory tied to a story.

The staff experience: more than pouring beer

In a place like this, the staff can make or break it. The best part is that the people running the experience tend to be friendly, and they explain what you are tasting in a way that makes sense.

Names come up often, especially Yoshi and Margarita (sometimes spelled Margerit in feedback). People describe them as fun, informative, and patient with questions. That matters because beer tasting is personal. You may want to know why a beer tastes a certain way, what ingredients are doing the job, or how the brewery works in practice.

Some people also mention that staff offered tips beyond beer, like where to eat, local spots, and even how to handle getting back to Mykonos Town. Not every group will get the same level of extra guidance, but the fact that it happens at all tells you the team is invested in your whole time on the island.

If you want maximum value, come with two questions ready:

• What beer in the flight would you recommend for someone who likes craft lagers or craft ales?
• What local food on Mykonos goes best with a stronger or more unusual style?

That turns the tasting into something you can use after you leave.

Logistics that matter in Mykonos: finding it, timing it, and group size

This is small group. Maximum group size is 15 travelers. That is good for you because it usually means more interaction, fewer long waits, and a smoother pace through the cave tasting.

Timing is another big factor. The experience is about 30 minutes. For most visitors, that makes it easy to slot between beach time and dinner. It is also a good option if you are on a tighter schedule, like cruise or port days, since it is short and structured.

Finding the place is generally manageable, but you may want to give yourself a little extra time the first day. Some feedback calls it easy to find, and other comments say it can be a little tricky. My practical advice: save the address and double-check directions before you walk.

The meeting point is:

Mikònu Taproom & Brewery, Argyraina, Ep. Odos Mikonou Ano Meras 1422, Mikonos 846 00, Greece

And the tour ends back at that same meeting point, so you do not need to figure out a second transportation leg at the end.

Also, bottled water is included, but snacks are not. So if you tend to get hungry quickly, eat something light before you go, or plan a proper meal right after.

Who should book this, and who might not love it

This tasting is a strong fit if:

• You like craft beer and want to try what a specific brewery does well
• You want a break from beach and clubs without losing your vacation energy
• You like guided stories that connect flavor to place, ingredients, and method
• You enjoy group-friendly activities with room for questions (max 15)

It might be less ideal if:

• You want a long, multi-stop tour that fills most of the day
• You are looking for food pairings or snacks included
• You only want one beer and you are not interested in explanation or tasting variety

For couples, this works well because it is intimate and focused. For larger friend groups, it can still be a good choice because the group cap is limited, and the cave setting keeps things organized.

Should you book the Beer Tasting at Mykonos Brewing Company?

If your goal is a craft beer moment that feels genuinely local to Mykonos, I think this is worth booking. The reasons are simple: you get multiple small-batch tastings included, the cave setting makes it memorable, and the limited-edition Mikonu beers give you something real to take home.

Book it if you want:

• A short, high-value break from the usual Mykonos routine
• A guided tasting where you can ask questions
• A chance to compare beer styles side by side in about 30 minutes

Skip it if you want a full meal experience, long tour time, or you dislike alcohol-focused activities.

FAQ

How long is the beer tasting?

The experience lasts about 30 minutes.

What is included in the price?

The price includes alcohol tastings, bottled water, and all fees and taxes.

How many beers do I taste?

You taste 5 small-batch beers during the guided tasting.

Where does the tour meet?

The meeting point is Mikònu Taproom & Brewery at Argyraina, Ep. Odos Mikonou Ano Meras 1422, Mikonos 846 00, Greece.

Where does the experience end?

The activity ends back at the meeting point.

What language is the tour offered in?

The tour is offered in English.

Is transportation included?

No, private transportation is not included.

Are snacks included?

No, snacks are not included.

What is the maximum group size?

The maximum is 15 travelers.

Can I cancel for a full refund?

Yes. You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. If you cancel less than 24 hours before the start time, the amount paid is not refunded.

Is the experience suitable for service animals?

Yes, service animals are allowed.