Heineken Experience
Interactive brewery museum tracing Heineken's history from 1864 to today, with tastings.
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About this audio guide
This guide to the Heineken Experience in Amsterdam opens on an evening in November 1983, when Freddy Heineken left his office a few minutes from the brewery and walked toward his car. It also goes back to his grandfather, who bought a first brewery in 1864, and to the copper kettles and Shire horse stables you pass on the way round. Best heard while walking the brewery floor, where the scent of hops hangs in the air.
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