Brewery Profile

Exhibit 'A' Brewing Co.

For eight years, 81 Morton Street gave Framingham a steady production brewery and taproom presence, with Exhibit ‘A’ Brewing Co. brewing thousands of barrels there and keeping its beers available through distribution. That chapter matters to the city’s beer scene: it was a place where visitors could connect the packaged beer they saw in the market with the working brewery behind it. The Morton Street facility has since closed as part of a strategic relocation, so today’s in-person brewery visit is tied to the company’s new Williamsburg, Massachusetts site. A visitor walking into the current taproom should expect a functioning brewery setting built around the existing beer portfolio, with room for new recipes and additional beverages as the operation grows into the larger facility.

Travelers in Massachusetts often build brewery stops around freshness, regional identity, and the chance to taste beers near the source. In this part of New England, that can mean looking for hop-forward ales, seasonal releases, ingredient-driven projects, or simply a broad tap list that shows what a brewery is currently making; specific pours should be confirmed at the taproom rather than assumed in advance. Exhibit ‘A’ fits that kind of itinerary through its combination of ongoing distribution and direct-to-visitor service. The move to Williamsburg also places the brewery closer to key raw material suppliers, reinforcing its stated focus on local ingredients and supply chains. For visitors who followed the brand from Framingham, the new location represents continuity as much as change: the same brewery portfolio is supported by updated equipment intended to handle established beers while allowing experimentation.

Practical planning should start with the understanding that the Framingham taproom is no longer the visitor destination. Anyone searching for the old Morton Street address should instead check the brewery’s current Williamsburg information before setting out. The new site includes indoor and outdoor areas, including a landscaped patio, so the experience can vary depending on weather, season, and scheduled programming. Public events may include comedy shows, live music, and artisan markets, and the facility is also set up for private event rentals. Because tap lists, event calendars, patio access, and rental availability can change, the taproom is the best place to confirm the day’s pours and current visitor details. For a beer-focused trip, the stop works best as a current look at a brewery with Framingham roots and a newer western Massachusetts production home.

Exhibit 'A' Brewing Co. operated its primary brewing operations and taproom at 81 Morton Street in Framingham, Massachusetts, for eight years, producing thousands of barrels of beer during that tenure. The Framingham location supported a full portfolio of beers and maintained continuous market availability through distribution. In a strategic move to consolidate operations and expand capacity, the brewery relocated both its production facility and taproom to Williamsburg, Massachusetts, closing the Morton Street facility immediately prior to the transition. The new Williamsburg site incorporates robust brewing equipment designed to maintain the current portfolio while facilitating recipe experimentation and the introduction of new beverages. This relocation also positions the brewery closer to key raw material suppliers, supporting its commitment to utilizing local ingredients and supply chains. The new facility features dedicated indoor and outdoor spaces, including a landscaped patio, suitable for public events such as comedy shows, live music, and artisan markets, in addition to offering private event rentals.

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81 Morton St, Framingham, Massachusetts, 01702-7153

Phone: 15082029297

Website: http://www.exhibit-A-brewing.com