The Samuel Adams Boston Brewery sits on Germania Street in Jamaica Plain, in a part of Boston that was a hub of brewing long before craft beer’s modern revival. This is the original home of the Boston Beer Company, where founder Jim Koch’s flagship Boston Lager took shape. Over the decades the site has shifted from a primary production facility into a research-and-development brewhouse, where small-batch and experimental beers are developed.
For visitors, the brewery offers guided tours, tastings, and a taproom and beer garden, making it a popular stop for beer enthusiasts exploring the neighborhood. Tour formats and availability vary, and some experiences are ticketed, so book ahead and confirm current offerings on the official site. The brewery is an easy walk from the Stony Brook stop on the Orange Line.
Good to know
- The original and R&D home of the Boston Beer Company (Samuel Adams)
- Offers guided brewery tours, tastings, a taproom, and a beer garden
- Some tour experiences are ticketed and should be booked in advance
- About an 8-minute walk from Stony Brook station on the Orange Line
Getting there
- Address: 30 Germania Street, Jamaica Plain, Boston, MA 02130
- Neighborhood: Jamaica Plain, Boston
- Nearest T: Stony Brook (MBTA Orange Line)