Best beer and venues around!
You’ll love our Saigon Craft Beer Tour which reveals the very best craft breweries around, while you ride round the busy city roads among 4 different venues on the rear of our vintage Vespas. These new breweries in Saigon take flavour one stage further, exploring worldwide brews with local Vietnamese essences at four fascinatingly different places!
All of the beers happen to be carefully selected by each Master Maker specifically with this Vespa Adventure, so our visitors could possibly get an idea from the wide range of flavours from the impressively growing craft beer scene within this vibrant city. The brewers will join you and also take enjoy discussing their understanding, story and also the actual brewing process with unique ingredients & flavours, so that you can fully understand the the flavour of the creations.
Our scope ranges from independent brewers still producing small batches of beer in your own home, to the favourite brands of craft beer and cider around, Aside from multiple tastings of the greatest beers, each place also provides a number of scrumptious and elaborate food pairings range from the famous best pizza within the city, gourmet tapas and a few Vietnamese inspired bites.
Our visitors will ride on the rear of vintage Vespas with this experienced motorists. You like the beer, we’ll drive you round the city. Just take a seat on the rear of your bike and let’s take proper care of everything!
Have children? Donrrrt worry! We are able to adjust this tour to become more kid-friendly. Just call us for any customised itinerary.
Resourse: http://vespaadventures.com/ho-chi-minh-city-tours/
Vietnam Vespa Adventures Tour of Saigon
COMMENTS:
Mathew Starr: Walther Bilde owner of the Zoom Cafe and Vespa Tours was killed by a 22 year old Vietnamese man last Saturday night at 130 am. \nWalther was driving his motorbike back home to District 2 and the car driver apparently ran a red light and hit Walther . The driverfled the scene but turned himself in to police yesterday. \nWalther was an ICON in the ex-pat community and will be missed by all.
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