When you think of Boston beer, the name Samuel Adams immediately comes to mind. The company behind this beer is known for producing its popular Boston Lager as well as several rotating seasonal brews. What started off in the 1980s with a batch of kitchen-brewed lager has now turned into one of the country’s biggest independent craft breweries. If you want to know more about how this iconic beer is brewed or just want a fun and unique Massachusetts factory tour experience, come down to Jamaica Plain and take a tour of the Samuel Adams Boston Brewery.
There are several different tour experiences to choose from, ranging in length from 30 minutes to 1.5 hours. Children are welcome on the Sam Signature Experience Tour, but most other tours are 21+.
The Brewery is just a short walk from the subway, so it is easy to get there. Limited parking can be found onsite. There is some walk-in availability, but we recommend booking tours ahead of time on the brewery’s website.
Learn about the brewing process, research and development, and the brewing equipment used to make these craft beers.
Most tours offer samples of Sam Adams products as well as artisan snacks. You may even get to see some new experimental brews.
Walks through the barrel room are included on some of the tours.
On the Sam Signature & Keller Crafted Package Tour, guests learn all about the barrel-aging process and get to sample some delicious Boston Lager.
When your tour is completed, be sure to grab a cold beer or a flight to enjoy in the tasting room or on the outside patio area.
There is also a great “shareable bites” menu to enjoy. Options include Belgian waffles, charcuterie boards, and pretzels.
The brewery also hosts a lot of fun events including bingo, live music, trivia, and dance parties. You can even rent out the space to host your own private event.
It is a great place to relax and spend the day with friends.
Before you go home, don't forget to take a photo with Sam!
For more tour information, please visit the official Samuel Adams Boston Brewery website or Samuel Adams Boston Brewery Facebook page. Have you taken a tour of the brewery? What was your favorite part of the tour? If you are looking for another great Massachusetts brewery, check out Lookout Farm in Natick.
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