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"It was a great tour to get a feel for the beer culture in Baltimore. The breweries and brewpubs showcased were fantastic, and there wasn't a single beer I disliked. Our guide Ryan was friendly, talkative, and informative, and also gave us enough space for our motley group to get to know each other as the tour went on."

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"Fun, delicious and informative tour of Baltimore breweries. The tour guide was great. The tour time at each brewery's was spot on. Each brewery was unique and well worth a visit & taste. Baltimore has many breweries popping up in many of the unusual neighborhoods. I've lived here for years and still learned more about this wonderful town."

Great Addition to the Baltimore Beer Scene

"Our guide, Ryan, was very knowledgeable and enthusiastic. Great opportunity to explore the local craft beer scene and have a great, hassle free time doing it."

Flying Dog Brewery

Good people drink good beer.

Flying Dog Brewery is located at 4607 Wedgewood Boulevard in Frederick, Maryland. It is a brewery without pretense and with a rebellious flare that came onto the scene ahead of its time in 1990. It is the largest brewery in Maryland, established by physicist George Stranahan and his co-founding partner Richard McIntyre.

While we don’t currently offer it as one of our stops, Flying Dog is one of Baltimore’s must-see breweries. And don’t just take it from us, take it from Hunter S. Thompson, who frequented the brewpub, and shared a close bond with his dear friend (and ex-landlord) George. In fact, it was Hunter who introduced George to Ralph Steadman, the incredible artist known for his illustrations on Thompson’s books, and Flying Dog’s beer labels!

Literary history isn’t the only thing Flying Dog is rich in. They brew delicious craft beer! Pay them a visit and kick things off with their staple Raging Bitch, a Belgian IPA made with caramel malts and Warrior, Columbus, and Amarillo hops. It’s sweet, fluffy and full bodied, with a grapefruit peel aroma, fruity notes from the Belgian yeast, and is available year-round.

Another popular brew that shares the spotlight is The Truth, a piercing imperial IPA with notes of citrus and pit fruit. It’s a drinkable brew with a bitterness that’s balanced with sweetness. Truthfully, this is one of the beers you have to try when you visit their taproom.

And in addition to their IPAs, they also make incredible dark beers, like the Barrel-Aged Gonzo Imperial Porter or the Kujo Imperial Coffee Stout. The Gonzo (a tribute to Thompson), will smack you down with its richness. This pitch-black porter will treat your tastebuds with notes of vanilla, coffee, and dark chocolate. Follow it up with the brawny Kujo, dark and full of coffee flavors, with a just hint of plumb, anise, and banana. This thick and silky brew will make your trip.

In 2018, Flying Dog Brewery announced that they are hoping to join trendsetters around the continent this year in partnership with Green Leaf Medical Cannabis to release a THC-Infused Beer called Hop Chronic. They’re still working out the logistics, but this non-alcoholic IPA is hoped to be a way for those who don’t want to smoke or vape to be able to enjoy the therapeutic benefits of cannabis. Be sure to follow them on social media to stay in the know about updates on Hop Chronic and other goings-on at the brewery.

Want to learn more about pairing beer and cheese? What about beer and cigars? Are you wondering about the chemistry or is it beer etiquette that you’ve got on your mind? If you’re looking to take your beer-nerd status to the next level, be sure to enroll at Flying Dog University and take a class on these topics and many others.

…Why are you still sitting there? Go visit Flying Dog Brewery! Pay them a visit and snag a seat at their tasting room or plan ahead and reserve a spot on a free tour of their establishment. Grab some grub from The Roasthouse Pub food truck waiting outside, and shop online or on-site for their iconic merch, including a variety of Ralph Steadman inspired Tee’s, hoodies, hats and more.

4607 Wedgewood BLVD Frederick, Maryland 21703

While you cannot currently find Flying Dog Brewery on a Baltimore Brew Tour, it is a brewery we highly recommend visiting if you are in the area!

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Flying Dog Brewery Resumes Tours

Flying Dog Brewery tours return starting July 1. Tours will be offered every Thursday and Friday from 4 to 6 pm, along with two sessions on Saturday (12 to 2 pm and 2:30 – 4:30 pm). Each intimate session will include a history of Flying Dog, an in-depth tour of the brewing facility — including the brew house, cellar, quality assurance lab, and packaging areas — as well as samplings and sensory explorations of some of the 18 draft beers available at any given time.

Flying Dog has not offered public tours since December 2009, when they placed a self-imposed hiatus on tours to focus on updating Maryland beer sampling laws. Drafting legislation and forming a coalition of other Maryland breweries, retailers and wholesalers, Flying Dog embraced its Gonzo spirit and took an active role to update some outdated laws to better reflect the climate of craft beer in the state.

Those updates unanimously passed and were signed by the Governor to go into effect July 1.

The revisions allow consumers to sample a broader range of beer styles and enable them to purchase beer “to go” after a tour. Patrons can now purchase up to 288 ounces of beer (equivalent to four 6-packs) to be consumed off premise.

Tour participants can also pay $5 at the beginning of their tour to keep the commemorative tasting glass. The brewery’s gift shop will also be open with a full range of Flying Dog merchandise available for purchase.

Flying Dog will begin taking reservations for tours on June 16. Reservations can be made by calling Flying Dog Brewery at 301-694-7899 Monday through Friday from 10 am to 4 pm. To limit long waiting lists, reservations will only be accepted up to six weeks in advance.

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Flying Dog Brewery

Brewery visits & tours:.

Tours are offered every Thursday and Friday at 4:00 pm and 6:30 pm, along with Saturday at 12:00 pm and 2:30 pm. Each session is two hours long and costs $5 for 5 beer samples and a commemorative tasting glass. Since sampling our fine brews is an integral part of the tour, only those 21 and older are allowed. Reservations are required for tours, so make yours by clicking here!

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In 1983, a series of events in the Himalayas involving under prepared hikers, an unfaithful Sherpa, a scared-shitless donkey, and quickly consumed contraband led to the creation of the Flying Dog philosophy.

That's right, philosophy. It wasn't until 1990 that beer came into the picture.

From a brewpub in Aspen, Colorado to a full-fledged Denver brewery, and then to a state-of-the-art brewing facility in Frederick, Maryland, Flying Dog stands for not only extraordinary beer, but also for standing tall, doing great things, and not letting anyone make you eat shit.

For the past 20 years, we've done just that. We produce world-class craft beers and continue to push the envelope with experimental brews and limited-edition one-offs. All the while, we continuously pay homage to our Gonzo Godfathers - George Stranahan, Hunter S. Thompson, and Ralph Steadman.

Most importantly, we have a lot of fun doing it. And we never take ourselves too seriously.

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Some Essentials on Our Free Tours for the Furloughed

UPDATE ( OCTOBER 9) : We will not be holding free tours for the furloughed on Thursday, October 10. Our taproom will be closed for a private event scheduled weeks before Congress decided to have a staring contest.   

However, we'll resume free brewery tours for the furloughed on Friday, October 11 and Saturday, October 12 at the times listed above. Please take a look at the reminders below before you make the trek to a place that puts Willy Wonka's digs to shame. 

We think you're essential, so please read these essential notes on our free tours for the furloughed this afternoon:

1. All tour times are first come, first serve. 2. You must show your government ID to be eligible for a free tour. 3. We will do our damndest to accommodate everyone, but we will have a wait if our taproom reaches capacity. 4. Close-toed shoes are a requirement for our production area. 5. Spoilers for shows that are sitting on our DVRs will not be tolerated.

Let us slide into your inbox with advanced notices of new beer releases, the latest brewery info and 12 am duck pics.

(When we drink too much we send out midnight pictures of ducks).

Travelling Without a Passport

Pet-Friendly Travel Options: Your Complete Guide

We love travelling. Whether it’s taking off somewhere far, far away for a month or simply sneaking away for a long weekend, travel unlocks all kinds of adventures. And we don’t only travel for pleasure and we aren’t always travelling alone. Sometimes we’re boarding a plane or taking a long road trip because we’re moving or taking a gap year, and that means our furry friends are coming along with us. 

But travel can be taxing, tiring, and generally stressful and that’s without a dog, cat, or iguana in tow! So let’s make it simple. We’ve scoured the web, asked our experienced friends, and even travelled with pets ourselves to put together this comprehensive guide to your pet-friendly travel options!

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Booking accommodation with a pet

So whether your trip is for business or pleasure, it will most likely include a stay overnight in a hotel, motel or lodge. But are you allowed to bring your pet? And if you are, what are the exact circumstances or conditions you’ll need to abide by?

Luckily more and more places are starting to accommodate pets but depending on where you’re travelling the rules will all be different. Not everyone defines “pet-friendly” under the same conditions! So here’s a list of questions we suggest asking your accommodation providers before you book:

• What type of rooms are available to pet owners? The rooms that allow pets are typically on the main floor with easy access to the outdoors. If you were planning to book a fancier room, they may not be able to welcome your dog or cat. 
• What types, sizes, and amounts of pets are allowed? Accommodations that allow dogs may not necessarily allow other pets, including cats. Others permit pets under a certain size and may restrict the number of pets per room.
• Are their special rules or restrictions that apply to pets? Your hotel might request that pets stay off the furniture and out of certain common areas like beaches or outdoor dining areas. Many will not permit pets to be left unattended in rooms, even for short periods of time. 
• Are there any services available for pets? Plan to sightsee but would prefer to leave your friend at the hotel for a couple of hours? You can ask if your accommodation offers any pet-sitting services or knows of trustworthy local animal daycares. You can also ask if they have a list of nearby dog parks, or if they’re able to provide a water bowl and food.

How to fly with your pet 

According to the Air Transport Association, over 500,000 animals are shipped via the air every year. While nearly all of these experiences go off without a hitch, there’s an undeniable truth that air travel can be tough on your pet. Which airline you choose can make a difference in how easy the journey is, so bookmark this story for later before reading on.

Read the article: The 20 Most Pet-Friendly International Airlines Ranked

Here are 8 steps for flying with your pet:

• Limit the use of sedatives. Contrary to what you might be tempted to do, the veterinarians we spoke to advised against the use of sedatives and tranquillizers. If your pet is kept in the plane’s hold, these types of medications can make it feel even colder to your furry friends and put them at risk of suffering dangerous drops in temperatures. 
• Get a health certificate from your veterinarian (that includes vaccinations) . This health certificate needs to meet the specific requirements of your destination, as well as your airline. Usually, these certificates should only be obtained no more than 10 days before the flight to ensure the information is valid and up to date. 
• Enquire about quarantines . If you’re taking an international flight, check in advance if your pet will need to be quarantined upon arrival. This can also change depending on their breed so be sure to thoroughly check in advance as quarantine times can be significant. 
• Pick the right crate (and include food/water) . Use a portable kennel that meets your airline’s requirements and is well-reviewed by other travellers. 
• Book a nonstop flight . Nonstop flights are simply easier and ensure fewer things can go wrong (think delays and unexpected rerouting).
• Feed your animal 4 hours before boarding Keep your pet happy, healthy and full by making sure they’re well-fed and hydrated fours before take-off to ensure they have time to go to the bathroom. 
• Notify the airline you’ll be flying with your pet . When booking your flight, let your airline know you will be travelling with your pet and take note of the airline’s policies and requirements for travelling with your pet. Two weeks before your flight, check with your airline again to make sure you’ve done everything you need to.
• Put a detailed collar on your pet (and their crate) . Have your pet wear a collar that includes relevant identifying information with your address, and a friend’s address and phone number (in case of emergency), and a rabies tag if one is required. 

While some people may question why you’re bringing your pet along with you on your relaxing holiday or gap year, many pet owners know that travelling with pets, when done right and responsibly, only strengthens the bond between the two of you – and makes your trip even better. Remember to understand your pet’s limits, though: if you notice that flying makes them especially anxious, or they have any medical issues that arise from or are worsened by travel, consider limiting how far you take them. Otherwise, get ready for the trip of a lifetime – both yours and your pet’s!

Which are the best pet friendly airlines?

The best pet friendly airlines are the ones that gives you the best conditions for your pet. Read the article for learning more and then get ready to travel with TourRadar.com !

Which airlines allow pets in cabin?

The majority of the most important fly carriers allow pets in cabin. Find your pet-friendly tour on TourRadar !

Which are the most dog friendly airlines?

In the article, we mention the criteria for finding the most dog friendly airlines. If you love dogs, let us suggest you a dog sledding adventure in Mongolia !

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Of course! We have dogsled tours , wild dogs (safari) tours and dog tours in Canada .

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Jackie is a travel-addicted Canadian who currently resides in Vienna, Austria. When she’s not writing travel guides or reading her new favourite book, she’s planning her next weekend getaway somewhere in Europe.

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Moscow: Ultimate Dog-sledding Tour in Russian Nature

• Traditional Russian pancakes and sweets on site
• Coffee and/or Tea
• Sled preparation masterclass
• 4-km or 17-km ride in the snowy forest on the dog-sled with "kayur"
• Tour of the farm with domestic animals (geese, chickens, pigs, goats, sheep and many more)
• Visit of the dog kennel and meeting with more than 120 Siberian and Alaskan huskies
• Hotel pickup and drop-off
• Air-conditioned vehicle
• Snow-tubing from the hill
• We pick up all travellers from the hotels within the 3rd transport ring. Please, indicate the hotel name and address for us to organize hotel pickup and drop-off for you
• Not wheelchair accessible
• Service animals allowed
• Confirmation will be received at time of booking
• Not recommended for travelers with back problems
• Not recommended for pregnant travelers
• No heart problems or other serious medical conditions
• Travelers should have a moderate physical fitness level
• This experience requires good weather. If it’s canceled due to poor weather, you’ll be offered a different date or a full refund
• This tour/activity will have a maximum of 12 travelers
• For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours in advance of the start date of the experience.

• Noura-in-Russia 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Excited trip It was my first time to try Husky Sliding. I really loved. I would thank Ms. Maria our tour guide for her services and information of Russia during the trip. Thank you Tsar 🌹 Read more Written January 30, 2022
• adinst 0 contributions 1.0 of 5 bubbles Nobody showed up Nobody showed up at the meeting point, nobody tried to contact me. Would not recommand to book that due to that experience. Read more Written September 14, 2021
• khalifaa359 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Must visit to explore Russian Art with an expert guide Elena was phenomenal, she tailored our visit with our interests and made it very exceptional with her deep knowledge in the subject matter, she knows every piece in the museum. Highly recommended Read more Written July 8, 2021
• mariasK7452YP 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Excellent experience We visited the museum of cosmonautics in Moscow and it was an excellent experience! Amazing place packed with lots of interesting information. Maria, our guide was truly knowledgeable, very kind and she answered all the kids’ questions. Strongly recommend it. Read more Written April 30, 2021
• yusukeo345 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Deep underground bunker in the middle of Moscow The tour was very informative and interesting and it became one of our great experience in Moscow. Many thanks to our guide Maria who made the detailed explanation, which enabled us to enjoy the tour from heart. Read more Written February 22, 2021
• Wasim212 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Kayak in St Petersburg What an amazing experience...reasonably priced and well led.. kayaking on the famous river was memorable, passing through historical buildings and seeing the amazing battleship used during the Russian Revolution. Would definitely recommend this to everyone. Read more Written October 14, 2020
• ksjackson519 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles secret underground The bunker is such a fascinating piece of history and the tour was amazing. Maria, the tour guide was brilliant and professional and funny. She was able to translate for me and even added additional tidbits that were so interesting. I highly recommend this tour. Read more Written September 2, 2020
• Rajesh S 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Visit to Moscow Metro and Izmailovo I and my wife visited Moscow in early December 2019. I booked my tour of the Moscow Metro and Izmailovo Market with Tsar Visit. Our guide was a very soft-spoken and knowledgeable lady, Ms Elena. She conducted the tour in a very nice manner, explaining all the details and giving us all the time to click pictures and do other touristy things. Thanks to her guidance about the Moscow Metro, we abandoned the expensive taxi and travelled across Moscow in the Metro. The tour was very happy and the company conducted it without a glitch in a smooth manner. The guide was punctual, knew very good English and was very friendly. Definitely recommend using services of the company. Read more Written June 19, 2020
• laurajI3310NA 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Absolutely Magical Experience Ever wondered what it was like to go "dashing through the snow, in a one-horse open sleigh"?! Then this experience is for you! My three friends and I had a truly magical time on our sleigh ride compliments of the gentle giant Ivan the horse, playing games, sledding and eating delicious BBQ. I want to go back and do it again. Pavel and the group were wonderful - you won't be disappointed! Read more Written June 19, 2020
• MiravallesNadj 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Definitely a blast! Thank you Tsar Visit Our Husky Sledding tour will forever be a favorite memory of mine! I can't wait for everything to get back to normal and book with you guys again. Everything was so smooth and perfect from the booking up to the end of the tour. Your people are amazing they are all kind and fun to be with! Thank you so much Tsar Visit. Read more Written May 29, 2020
• emmalonghini 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Private tour around Moscow with Loukas Daumer I highly recommend Loukas Daumer as a private tour guide! He is so passionate about Moscow and Russia, he knows so much from history to politics to the society and many places around Russia as well. He brought us to the sightseeing sites but also to local spots we wouldn’t have necessarily heard of on Internet or in a paper guide. This allowed us to see how locals lived. He loves to communicate his passion to foreigners and it makes the tour more interactive. Overall Loukas made me want to go back to Moscow during the summer! :) Read more Written May 20, 2020
• Chloe G 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Stunning experience with Alexandra We initially planned to visit the Hermitage on our own but after taking the husky tour with Alexandra we opted for a guided tour with her. Absolutely worth it! The museum is hudge, and Alexandra was an extremely valuable guide: she knows it perfectly, provided very clear and interesting explanations and most of all, she managed time so that we could have a very complete tour in only 4 hours. Big thank you to Alexandra and to Tsar Visit! Read more Written May 19, 2020
• Chloe G 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Memorable experience A great day spent out of the city. We've been in St Petersburg for about a week and left the city twice; Peterhof Palace and this day tour with the huskies. This tour is the highlight of our trip, allowing us to discover a more authentic Russia with a great team and amazing huskies. I highly recommend to everyone! Read more Written May 19, 2020
• Johnjay R 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Amazing Time with Alexandra and the dogs! @ParkLesok Apologies for the late review. My partner and I had the most wonderful time with the huskies at the park. Alexandra was also the best. She talked us through everything and even took lovely photos of us and the dogs. Although there wasn't any snow at the park during our visit, we still had the best time bonding and playing with the dogs. The traditional food and the soup we had were so lovely I decided to try and make some when we got home using their recipe. Alexandra gave us many tips on what traditional Russian food to try and the many places she recommends for us to see on our visit in St. Petersburg. Many thanks to Alexandra and our driver!!! Many thanks to Pavel for organising our toue r. Well done Tsar Visit! Looking forward to booking our next tour with you! ❤️ PS. Follow @parklesok on Instagram! Read more Written May 16, 2020
• Kevin H 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Fantastic guide and informative tour! I visited the Gulag museum at the end of the year on a solo trip and could not recommend a better guide than Katya - she was very friendly and had answers to all my questions :). She really made the museum come to life! This is by far one of the best attractions in Moscow - a MUST SEE - even if only visiting for a short trip, it is not possible to fully appreciate Soviet history without a good understanding of this difficult period. Read more Written May 6, 2020

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Fly a fighter jet in Moscow !

Live one day in the shoes of a Russian jet fighter pilot.

Dream day recipe : meet your guide directly at your hotel. Together, drive with a comfortable car or fly by helicopter (optional) to the jets’ airfield. There, start by putting on your flying suit before attending the pre-flight brief. Together with your professional pilot , define the flight plan. Are you more into a  relaxed flight , going to tickle the clouds at 650km/h or are you ready for a professional jet fighter training ? The choice is yours but if you go for the latest, you’ll experience a breathtaking aerobatics  program combining loopings, inverted flight and barrel rolls with impressive low passes. Just like us, you’ll get hooked on the speed and the Gs !

To close off this unique day, we will invite you to share a very Russian lunch .

1 - Select your jet aircraft

L-29 delfin trainer jet.

The L-29 Delfin trainer jet is a Soviet military plane produced in Czechoslovakia between 1963 and 1974. At its time, the L-29 was the primary trainer jet for the Soviet Air Force’s pilots .

Its turbojet engine producing close to 9kN of thrust allows the L-29 to climb at an impressive rate of 14m/s. The plane top speed is 820 km/h , similar to most conventional airliners.

Put-in Tours invites you to the copilot seat of this legendary training jet for a unique and unforgettable flying experience .

L-39 Albatros fighter jet

The L-39 Albatros has been developed to succeed the L-29 Delfin as primary trainer jet for the Soviet Air Forces from the early 1970s on to the late 1990s.

Additionally to its versatile trainer role, the L39 was being used as a strategic reconnaissance aircraft and in combat as a light ground attack aircraft .

The L-39 is powered by a turbofan engine, developing close to 17kN of thrust. The jet rate of climb is a skyrocketing 21m/s and its top speed a whooshing 910km/h .

With its impressive performances, the L-39 is the perfect ride for your most extreme flying experience in Moscow.

2 - Select your flight duration

L-29 delfin.

20 min – 90 000 RUB 30 min – 135 000 RUB 45 min – 180 000 RUB

L-39 Albatros

20 min – 115 000 RUB 30 min – 160 000 RUB 45 min – 205 000 RUB

Helicopter transfer - option

Start your flying experience directly from Moscow!

The transfer to the airbase is performed with a confortable car or van. However, if you want to start your flying experience earlier and save time on the road, we offer a helicopter transfer . Board a Robinson R44 or R66 directly from Moscow and enjoy a direct private flight to the airbase and back.

Hotel pick-up

Transfer by car or helicopter (optional)

Flight in a Soviet jet aircraft

Professional pilot and equipment

Russian lunch

L-29 Delfin: from 90 000 RUB / passenger

L-39 Albatros: from 115 000 RUB / passenger

Helicopter transfer:

120 000 RUB / group up to 2 passengers

240 000 RUB / group up to 5 passengers

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Dresscode: comfortable

Minimum age: 16 years old

Maximum height: 1m95

Maximum weight: 130kg

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We will pick you up at 9:00 at your hotel .

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At Put-in tours, we put you in our classic Soviet vans to go explore Moscow, Saint Petersburg and Russian culture off the beaten path. Discover our Moscow city guided tour, visit Moscow by night, join our banya & Sergiyev Posad excursion, visit and dine in one of Moscow's oldest monastery or even Luzhniki stadium, before you party on our famous pubcrawl! Original and atypical tours : Shoot AK47 and a bazooka after riding on a tank with our tank & bazooka excursion ! Extreme tours: Fly a fighter jet in Moscow onboard a L-29 or L-39 aircraft!

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