Boston Beer Company (Samuel Adams Boston Brewery)

Newly renovated just before or during corona. 16 taps, many of them new, limited releases. Outdoor seating. Was completely full when we went, which was a bit difficult, but a good place. Flights available.

Stopped in while in town. Clean, attractive place, with the look of an old fashioned brewery. The tap selection is a little disappointing, some unusual stuff, not a lot, and most of the standard stuff there. Decent value, the the sense that it wasn't expensive to drink there. Strange in that it closes early, especially for a tourist place. Friendly service, attentive. Worth a stop.

Took the morning mash-in tour. Got to sample four beers, then go thru the gift shop to the tasting room. Sat at the bar, bartender was very knowledgeable. Suggested a few brewery only releases, so we tried those. The brewery isn't as big as we expected, were told it is their experimental brewery now. It was worth the trip, to say we have now been there.

Took the free brewery tour. Very entertaining host. Three beers were available to taste. Nicely decorated.

We were guided around by a funny and very knowlegdeable guide called Bratt. The tour is free and includes 3 beer samples at the end. If your ever in the area it’s worth it to take the tour.

I think we were quite lucky with our guide through this tour, we was a good presenter, knowing what he was talking about and quite funny too. The beers served at the end of the tour were not the most interesting, but hey, it was all for free. Got a chance to buy growlers and four different special releases at the shop afterwards, so that helped. A good use of time.

Stopped in years ago, never though to rate. Nice presentation for the unaffiated in the craft movement with the brewing process. Nice to sample beers at the end. Bottle sales at decent prices.