MillerCoors

Hey there, Miller! In the words of High Valley, "I'm going to make you mine." I've been driving past these iconic Miller cans for years, and had no idea the potential this venue could hold. While Miller doesn't currently offer any type of tasting experience, this brewery just recently expanded into the concert and festival realm in partnership with iHeartRadio. My friends and I were lucky enough to snag some tickets for this debut, aka SoCal Country at the Brewery, after hearing about it on the radio!The concert offerings were almost too good to be true!After submitting a profile online, we received free entry and two beer tickets per person. Inside there was a large stage with live music from 3PM-10PM, free bull rides, a dance floor, and a variety of food vendors - yeehaw!The venue sits to the side of the Miller Brewery on a patch of grass, with a full view of the large brew tanks. If Miller continues to host these concerts in the future, I'll share a few pro tips: - Wear shoes (boots preferred) if possible! There is a bit of walking from the parking lot to the venue, and the grass was filled with fleas. - We didn't think to bring in blankets/chairs, but these would have been a great addition. - Hand sanitizer is a must. There are only porta pottys available on site. Excited to see what the future holds for this unique venue!

Been driving past this Miller brewery all my life and always wanted to tour it. Sadly they do not do tours!!!Got to at least come on the grounds for the SoCal Country concert.They have a large grass area that housed the concert. We got to get close to the brewery tanks you see off of the 210 freeway.Happy we got to try some Miller draft here though.Concert set up was cool. They opened later then stated. We got 2 free beers, $8 afterwards for a bottle.Cool event. Decent set up.

I thought MillerCoors in Buena Vista was simply a factory for the iconic cans to shine through Highway 210. I was right, except for the occasional concerts and judging the reviews, a lot of the employees seem to be satisfied, employed and working for the good ol' MillerCoors. We passed these bad boys passing from Las Vegas, NV to our final destination in Rialto, CA. We passed through the brewery pretty late at night, and still enjoyed seeing the super bright lights, displaying the logoed cans. Unfortunately, the cans are only there for show, because I saw that this brewery doesn't do tours at all??! Which, in my head I'm asking how come?

Had a great time at their Saturday night concert. Parking and entrance was fast and easy. Grounds were clean and roomy. Beer was cold and not ridiculously over priced. Only wish they wouldve offered more variety than just Miller Lite being that they are a brewery but maybe they will for future events. Truly hope this is something they will continue doing as it was a truly fun and drama free event.

I have worked in a warehouse for over 25 years helping with scheduling cams to Miller brewing. It has been a wonderful experience & sometimes challenging to meet schedules & deadlines along with quality control. I have enjoyed working with & communicating with the Miller personnel. Their work ethics & standards are very high. I was able to take a tour of the brewery this year & seeing that side of the operation helps me with my side to do a more efficient job.

This place has given me a new found appreciation for locally brewed beer. Nothing beats having the beer brewed just a few days before you are drinking it. This brewery normally brews coors light and mgd! I will be stocking my fridge with Coors Light and MGD products, proud to be supporting my local economy!

There are only a couple places where the smell of the place can put me in a euphoric trance while driving past it on the road. One is driving past the garlic farms up in Gilroy... mmmMMMMmmm.The other happens to be the MillerCoors Brewing Company, the highlight of my commute every morning on the 210 fwy. No idea what the actual place is like, but the smell of the hops off the freeway is just heavenly. Who needs the fruity redwood oaky aromas of fine wine when you can inhale the french fry flavors from Miller brews with subtle hints of LA smog. So whenever you drive past on the 210, roll down your windows, take a wiff, and salute America. From their website: Opened in 1980, the Irwindale Brewery lies 26 miles east of sunny Los Angeles. The brewery is a community stalwart, employing nearly 600 people who produce 7 million barrels of great beers annually and participate in a wide variety of community events.

Cool to see off the freeway. Went to check if we could take a tour and buy some beer from them...nope.

Who can resist the site of huge beers on the side of the freeway. I mean seriously big. Yeah I know they are not real, but the illusion is magical. Even for a Domestic beer. The icon to the area is still a sort of Willy Wonka place where no one ever comes in and no one ever comes out. Slightly creepy, but not in a way that makes you stop drinking the beer.

GREAT PLACE!-I have friends that work there and though they work hard,they all are treated really GOOD,,,GREAT as a matter of fact.