Our brewery is located at 369 Congress Street, Boston MA 02210 in the growing, busting Fort Point Channel neighborhood of South Boston. We are located on the 1st floor of an 8 story concrete building and the main retail entrance is tucked away in a tight alley between 369 and 381 Congress Street. Everyday, a sign will be clearly visible on the a sidewalk to help guide you. In addition, we've provided the following tips to make your visit as seamless and stress-free as possible regardless of your chosen mode of transportation. The closest T stop is South Station, a leisurely 7 minute walk to the brewery. Additionally,  there are a bunch of bus lines that operate throughout the area (including some that drop/pick up right at the corner of Congress and A Street). Please check here for a comprehensive guide to convenient public transit options available in our area.Biking is easily one of the best ways to get around town quickly, particularly when the roads are snarled with cars. We aren't able to install any bike racks, but you can leave your bike in very good view through the storefront window and can easily keep an eye on your wheels from inside the retail space.

Also, as it turns out, two growlers (wrapped in some T shirts for padding/stability) fit conveniently in a Hubway bike’s front rack. The closest Hubway station is located near Dunkin Donuts at 330 Congress Street. Driving to, from, and within Boston can be challenging, but there are times when it's actually very easy to make the commute to our Fort Point location. We’re located very close to ramps for 93N, 93S and Mass Pike; GPS directions are generally accurate. We don’t offer any parking spots dedicated to the brewery, but there are a ton of nearby parking garages and affordable metered spots available- bring your quarters! Meter spots are easiest to find between 3:30-5PM during the week, as people are usually leaving work for the night. Early afternoon on Saturday is actually the easiest time to find a metered parking spot. Please be aware that metered spots on adjacent Summer Street turn to resident parking only after 6PM, you’ll get ticketed pretty quickly! Once you are on foot, just see the note above re: our tasting room entrance in the alley between 369 and 381 CongressWe offer a variety of options for taking our beer home: growlers in 64oz and 32oz sizes, as well as 750ml bottles. 

If you’re taking home bottles only, you can follow the line to the left on the window side of the Retail shop or just head down to the end of the bar. If you need bags or boxes for packaging we have branded reusable 4-bottle bags available for $3, 6-bottle bags available for $4, paper bags to hold just a few bottles, or cardboard boxes for cases.If you’re refilling growlers or buying growlers for the first time, stick to the line on the right side of the bar near the stairs. We wish we could see you enjoy your first sip of Trillium but we can’t offer samples at the brewery. Our awesome team is incredibly knowledgeable and very experienced at describing flavor profiles, recipe variations, and making recommendations based on your tastes and comparable styles. Please ask questions and let us know what you like!Bottle and growler lists are updated on the chalkboards at the brewery. The large chalkboard on the wall over the taps shows beers available for growler fills and what’s on deck.

The small chalkboards to the right and left of the bar show our bottle list. All chalkboards show pricing, format, and quantity limits (if applicable).8-Piece Emma Flower Queen Comforter Set In Silver And BeigeTo view the menu before you visit, our beers page  is updated daily with beers available for growlers and bottles. Boykin Spaniel Pups For Sale NcIf you don’t already, please follow us on social media for the most recent updates: Twitter, Facebook, Instagram. Tires For Sale In Indio CaWe frequently post what’s on tap, freshly bottled, or newly available and push out a link to our website with the list of available beers (Twitter & Facebook).We also post on social media when specific beers are running low.

With such small batch rotating selections it’s possible the beer you want will be sold out before you visit. We do our best to give you a heads up.You can swap a clean, ‘like new’ condition 32oz for 64oz or vice versa.Per Massachusetts ABCC guidance, we are unable to fill growlers that do not carry indelible Trillium branding and other requisite information.We’ll give that growler a quick clean in the back of the house. But, if we’re busy, this might take a little while…we don’t want you or others to have to wait so please remember to do your best to make sure its clean when you arrive.We recommend giving us a heads up via e-mail. Yes, we are open 6 days a week, and our shop tends to be less busy on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and toward the end of Thursday. Our peak times tend to be Friday afternoon and Saturday afternoon or when we have a highly anticipated beer release.We are unable to offer tours at this time. We have a very tight production schedule and limited space and staff.

However, we’re very happy to talk to about how we got started and how we operate, what the latest brews have been and what we’ve got planned in the future. Just ask on your next visit!Bottles are for sale at our retail shop. Please check for updates here and social media to see if we have any bottles available for sale.Sorry, we do not sell kegs to the public at this time.We recommend hitting up the nearby Children’s Museum or Boston Fire Museum down the street before or after your trip.Dogs are allowed but please keep them on a leash as not everyone is a dog person.Four years is a long time in the Internet age. Just think: Four years ago you probably didn't know what Uber was, had never used SnapChat, and you probably had never heard of a rapper named A$AP Rocky and his Harlem based crew, the A$AP Mob. In 2011, A$AP Rocky launched the A$AP movement after releasing an instant classic video called "Purple Swag." The video blew us away. Just when it was starting to feel like New York couldn't produce new rap stars, a shirtless Rocky came strutting down the block on that bike sporting Jeremy Scott adidas with the charisma of 50 Cent, the sound of Houston, and a "alternative but traditional" aesthetic masterminded by the late, great A$AP Yams.

Four years later and Rocky is a full blown star who recently got his third Complex cover and has his highly anticipated sophomore album slated for later this year. That's why this song was ripe for a Magnum Opus treatment. None of what Rocky—and the rest of the Mob—has accomplished these past few years would have been possible if it wasn't for "Purple Swag." So we got with the main members of the Mob including Rocky, A$AP Ferg, A$AP Nast, and A$AP Bari to talk about how the Mob came together and how Rocky crafted the song. Of course, we all also took time out to talk about the genius of A$AP Yams, who tragically passed away earlier this year, and how he helped the song blow up. As great as the song is, it certainly wouldn't have had the same impact without it's corresponding video. So we also spoke with director Jason Ano as well as everybody's favorite white girl with gold grills, Anna Trill. And finally, with all the debate that the song sparked about whether or not New York rappers should be using a Southern sound, we just had to speak with the Trill OG himself, Bun B about why he's cool with Rocky's H-Town influence.