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Samuel Adams Brewery
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Samuel Adams Brewery

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  • With its supply of good local water and German immigrants, Jamaica Plain has long been Boston’s brewing center. The Boston Beer Company, creator of Samuel Adams lagers, maintains this small brewery and a tongue-in-cheek beer museum.

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30 Germania St, Jamaica Plain 617 368 5080 Tours 2pm Thu, 2pm & 5:30pm Fri, noon, 1pm & 2pm Sat (May–Aug 2pm Wed also) Free
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