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"After locating the restaurant (hidden within a residential area), we decided to take the $10 tour. The experience was quite informative and included tasting 3 different beers. Our tour guide Shane really made the experience memorable by keeping us entertained with his humor. The brewery was small, and the tour lasted about an hour."
Phone: +16173685080
Address: 29 Germania St, Jamaica Plain, MA 02130-2374, United States
City: Jamaica Plain
Website: https://www.samueladams.com/
Dishes: 0
Amenities: 3
Categories: 3
Reviews: 1
Brewery was neat to see. I am a huge fan of Sam Adams and Boston Beer Co. I will conitue to be loyal to them. But, I was a little disappointed in the tour. Especially since it was my birthday gift from my wife. The tour was educational but, not veryexciting. Saw very little of the brewery. I was hoping too but, sadly we did not. The tour guide was funny and when you did hearhim was educational. Too many people in the group. I personally think he over served himself as well. I have been on manybrewery tours and this was really worst one on I have been on. But, will continue to drink Sam Adams because they really do makegreat beer. This rating was based on the tour that we went on and not the...
I had a fantastic experience at this restaurant. The manager who was working that day was great. He took the time to give me a tour of the back room, even though it was a slow Tuesday and there were no official tours happening. I tried a flight of delicious beers with a pretzel and enjoyed the spacious patio. This restaurant is a must-visit if you're in the Boston area!
Had an incredibly enjoyable tour; Shane made the experience very enjoyable. I would highly recommend the tour; not for the education about the science of brewing, but for the fun that brewing beer is all about! This is a fun tour that will completelysatisfy the basic bits of information that you need to appreciate that which makes a quality craft beer!
I was not able to take a tour, but I did visit the taproom and enjoyed some drinks. I was impressed by the beer, particularly the fall O-Yam variety. The taproom offers both indoor and outdoor seating, with outside areas featuring fireplaces. Surprisingly, I learned that this brewery was not 100 years old, but actually started in the 1980s.
After locating the restaurant (hidden within a residential area), we decided to take the $10 tour. The experience was quite informative and included tasting 3 different beers. Our tour guide Shane really made the experience memorable by keeping us entertained with his humor. The brewery was small, and the tour lasted about an hour.
