Samuel Adams (Boston Beer Company)

Pros: The tour is fun and free! Don't be cheap, donate to Jim Koch's charity!!
Cons: Eventually they throw you out of the tasting room.

The Sam Adams Brewery tour was a real blast. The tour is free, but they do ask for a $2 donation that they give to local charities. We all love something for free, but you have to be a real cheapo not to cough up two bucks for charity. The free beer ...

Pros: Free beer!
Cons: The tour itself, no bottling, can't BUY fresh beer

For my 200th review on Epinions, I have decided to write about a place that combines two of the two greatest concepts in world: FREE and BEER. I live for getting free stuff. Those people who say, "There's no such thing as a free ...

Pros: Good Tour
Cons: Brewery is Difficult to Find

The Boston Beer Company is a large brewery headquartered in Boston, Massachusetts. This company was one of the original microbreweries and it has played a significant role in the craft- beer revival of the last 20 years. It's annual production is approx....

Pros: Tons of free beer.
Cons: Don't bother if you aren't 21.

This brewery offered an excellent tour. They have fun videos that show the owner, Koch, and the tour guides are very humourous. You get to try see hops. You learn the history of the Boston Beer Company, but a great deal about how to make beer....

Pros: Free Beer
Cons: Tours only in early afternoon

Sam Adams offers free, (they do ask for a dollar donation) tours three days a week. The best part of the tour, obviuosly, is the samples of beer.

However, they make you wait for it, of course, but it's not all bad. When I went I saw a...

Pros: i love it
Cons: i love it

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Pros: Great Boston Brewing History
Cons: Not enough beer sampling!

On one of my many trips to Boston, I decided to visit the Samuel Adams Brewery on Germania Street in Boston. I had found a map and tour information conveniently printed on the bottom of a Sammy six pack carton.

The Brewery is actually the...

Pros: cool label, good warm
Cons: little too expensive for the taste

That's what I say after finishing one of these brews. This beer however doesnt taste good cold. I've found that if you set your six pack out of the fridge for about thirty minutes or so, it warms up enough to taste every distinct feature.

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Pros: Small groups, great, fresh beer
Cons: JP isn't the best neighborhood....

I'm not going to take away from bkprewitt's excellent review of the brew tour, but hope to add a little to it. Even if you really don't care much for the stock ale and Boston ale, taking the tour is something I've done... many times. You might think...

Pros: Great taste
Cons: Price

The Sam Adams brewery makes some of the best beers around. Their summer ale is probably the easiest to drink, the most enjoyable and relaxing beer available. The only problem with it is that its only available in the summer time, due to it being a...

Pros: Brewed with real cherries, goes down easily
Cons: Not for the true to beer types

O.K., here is another one of the new fruit flavored beers that are all the rage. Samuel Adams' Cherry Wheat is a medium golden ale brewed with real cherries and flavored with real cherry flavor. You can really taste the cherry in this beer. It has a...

Pros: Free Beer, Informative Tour, Friendly Staff
Cons: Located in Bad Neighborhood

I've been on the Sam Adams brewery tour six times and I look forward to going back again. To the best of my knowledge, they give tours at 12, 1, and 2 on Saturdays at their Boston brewing facility. For more details about the tour, including times and...

Pros: great selection and atmosphere
Cons: crowded

The Boston Beer Company works should not be confused with the Boston Beer Works The Boston Beer Works, which is located just across the street from Fenway Park is a fine brew pub in Boston.

The BBC however makes Sam Adams and it’ s where it...

Pros: Tasty, Easy to Find
Cons: Not True to Style

Sam Adams has been around for a long time and was one of the first microbreweries. Now, they are huge and some people consider them just another macrobrew. True, their beers can be found in any supermarket in the country, but in this case quantity does...