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Discover the RJ Rockers Brewery Tour in South Carolina

Located in Spartanburg, South Carolina, the RJ Rockers Brewery Tour offers visitors a behind-the-scenes look at one of the state’s pioneering craft breweries. This guided experience takes guests inside a working production brewery where award-winning beers are brewed, fermented, and packaged, followed by tastings in the on-site taproom.

Why it’s special:
RJ Rockers is one of South Carolina’s longest-operating craft breweries and played a key role in the state’s early craft beer movement. Visitors get an authentic look at a regional brewery that helped shape the local beer scene, with a relaxed, community-focused atmosphere.

History/Story of RJ Rockers Brewing Company

RJ Rockers Brewing Company was founded in 1997 by Mark Johnsen, making it one of the earliest craft breweries in South Carolina. Named after the founder’s son, RJ Rockers quickly became known for approachable, well-balanced beers and community engagement. Over the years, the brewery has expanded its lineup and facilities while remaining independently owned and deeply connected to Spartanburg.

What You’ll See & Do on the RJ Rockers Brewery Tour

Tour an active craft brewery and production floor
Learn how malt, hops, yeast, and water are used to brew beer
See brewhouse equipment, fermentation tanks, and packaging areas
Hear about quality control and recipe development
Enjoy guided tastings of RJ Rockers beers in the taproom

Hands-On Elements: Guided tastings and brewing explanations
Photo/Video Policy: Photography allowed in designated areas
Souvenirs & Extras: Taproom and retail area offering beer-to-go, glassware, and branded merchandise

Pricing of the RJ Rockers Brewery Tour

Brewery tours are free or low-cost, depending on the event format.
Typical pricing ranges $0–$10, with tastings often included.

Visiting information

Duration: Approximately 45–60 minutes
Format: Guided brewery tour with tasting
Schedule & Seasonality: Tours offered on select days; schedule varies
Audience: Adults 21+, beer enthusiasts, tourists
Accessibility: Fully wheelchair accessible public areas
Safety & Restrictions: Valid government-issued ID required; 21+ only for tastings
Languages: English
Group & Private Visits: Group tours available by advance arrangement
What to Bring/Wear: Closed-toe shoes recommended; bring valid ID
Facilities: Taproom, restrooms, retail area, parking
Closures & Downtime: Tours may pause during peak production or special events
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