F Jones Initiative, Wrexham Lager and Wrexham Council have recently joined forces to introduce ‘The Wrexham Taster Tour’.
These days, Wrexham is on the world map thanks to the takeover of the football club by Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney being completed back in 2021.
That means, that matchdays are often very busy with people coming from all over the world to see the Reds play at the STok Cae Ras.
But, the hope is that these new tours – which you can book on to here – will also help attract visitors to Wrexham during the weekdays throughout 2025 and beyond.
The half-day tours (lasting around four-and-a-half hours) sees guests join guides on a trip through the heart of Wrexham, where history, food and drink combine in to one unforgettable experience.
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Tours – which cost £95 – start with The Wrexham Lager Tasting Experience at The Bank Wine Bar & Bistro, pairing the award-winning Wrexham Lager with specially crafted dishes using local ingredients, all in a charming, historic setting.
From there, the tour moves on to St Giles Parish Church, the largest medieval parish church in Wales, where you’ll discover centuries of history and admire its stunning architecture.
Next, you’ll visit Vault 33, Wrexham’s newest upscale cocktail bar, owned by former Wrexham AFC player Neil Roberts, where you can sample a specialty cocktail and enjoy the bar’s beautiful Wrexham-themed mural and snug seating.
The experience concludes with an exclusive tour of the Wrexham Lager Brewery, guided by one of its master brewers, where you can learn about the traditional brewing methods behind the lagers tasted earlier.
Guests can then round off the day at Jones Cafe with a classic Wrexham treat—fish and chips from Jones’s Fish and Chip Shop, a family-run institution in Wrexham since 1911.
The weekly tours currently run every other Thursday for a maximum of 12 people and welcomes individuals and small groups to explore Wrexham’s unique heritage together.
For further information, contact purewalestours@gmail.com.
