Charter a bus rental to the Samuel Adams Brewery
Founded by Jim Koch, Samuel Adams Brewery offers tours and tastings six days a week at their original location in Egleston Square. Every safe trip to the Samuel Adams Brewery requires a designated driver, but by renting a Boston charter bus with a private driver, your whole group can partake in the fun.
Why charter a bus for the Samuel Adams Brewery
There’s really no better way to visit the Samuel Adams Brewery than by renting a Boston charter bus. Skip the argument over who pulls the short straw and has to be the designated driver for the day. Get your group organized and on its way with one of several Boston bus rental options: coach buses for corporate tours, mini coach buses for a class reunion trip, or mini buses for birthday or bachelor/bachelorette parties.
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About the Surrounding Area
On a Samuel Adams Brewery Tour, you’ll learn about the differences in recipes that give certain types of beer their distinct taste. This includes popular selections like the Rebel IPA, Sam ‘76, Nitro Project, and the Samuel Adams Barrel Room Collection. On the same property as the Samuel Adams Brewery, you’ll find the Boston Beer Company’s tasting room, which also offers a selection of pub-style eats. For the wine drinkers in your group, Twenty First Century Foods is a local winery on the property as well. If you’re looking for a more hearty meal after sampling some brews, check out the eats at Bella Luna and the Milky Way. If you prefer...
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About the Samuel Adams Brewery
In 1984, brewery founder Jim Koch took an entrepreneurial risk to start what has since become one of America’s leading independent craft breweries. In many ways, Koch’s foresight and ingenuity sparked the craft beer revolution that has spread throughout the U.S. and the world. They’re still trying new recipes daily at the Samuel Adams brewery, so stopping in for a brewery tour is a great way to learn about the brewing process. Brewery tours are available Monday through Thursday from 10 am to 3 pm. On Fridays, tours begin at 10 am and continue until 5:30 pm. On Saturdays, tours run from 10 am to 3 pm. Typically, a new tour will start about every 40 minutes. All tours are free, although they do request a $2 donation per person and all monies collected are then redistributed to one of several local charities. Tours are open to all ages, but guests must be 21 and present a valid ID in order to sample beer.
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