Rachel Eck

Review of Boston Beer Company

We came to Boston on vacation and we had to hit up...

We came to Boston on vacation and we had to hit up the brewery. I was disappointed to say the least. I wouldn't call standing in two rooms a tour. You walk from the entrance, through a tunnel, to a dead end room where they pass ingredients around to smell and taste, and the wall separates you from the other room you're going to, which you walked through to get to the dead end room. They point out some stuff, but at no time do you see canning or bottling, beer being made, or anything like that. I've been on a few different tours and this wasn't a tour. The tasting room was good, you got to keep the glass. The gift shop was small, but had everything I wanted. The bar area afterwards was okay. $8 for a glass of Honey Queen, a little on the expensive side. However, Boston is expensive period. The tour guide was good, Erin, she kept it interesting.