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Trillium Brewing opens up its cool, greenhouse-inspired Fenway location

October 30, 2019Pretty Much a Press Release

Now there is one more reason to visit the iconic neighborhood setting the tone in the city of Boston. Trillium Brewing Co. recently announced the launch of its newest outpost at 401 Park, in the Fenway neighborhood. Since founding Trillium in 2013, Cofounders Esther and JC Tetreault have stayed true to the mission of building strong communities through beer and creating destinations for people to celebrate life’s moments. Trillium Fenway is a unique expression of that mission, expanding the way that beer lovers can share and experience Trillium at the source.

We’re just getting started at @Trilliumfenway’s Grand Opening!

The weather couldn’t be better, so we’ve slid open the walls, ready to pour until midnight. You may want to check out today’s draft and to-go list… pic.twitter.com/Xu13xUtDeN

— Trillium Brewing (@trilliumbrewing) October 26, 2019

“This project is extra special for me and JC because it symbolizes the beginnings and progression of both Trillium, and our lives together,” said Esther Tetreault. “JC and I met at the gym in 401 Park more than 15 years ago, after he had spent a long afternoon working in his plot at The Victory Gardens. We recently celebrated our 10th wedding anniversary so it’s sentimental opening a new Trillium venue that we designed from scratch at the site where we began imagining a life together,”

Trillium Fenway is the company’s first project from the ground up, as part of the new development at 401 Park, originally a 1920’s era Sears, Roebuck and Company mail order store, in the heart of the Fenway’s lively neighborhood. The 1,500-sq-ft greenhouse-inspired space is designed by Studio Troika and Elkus Manfredi Architects. Trillium Fenway accommodates 95 beer lovers inside, with another 150 on the patio in the warmer months and operates year-round providing an open-air experience where guests can enjoy Trillium in a beautiful natural setting. Trillium Fenway is another manifestation of JC Tetreault’s passion for botany and is reflected throughout the space with plants lining the structure and the surrounding foliage. Since the unveiling of the 401 Park green space this summer, Samuels and Associates has provided almost daily complimentary programming that includes special events, fitness and music series, and more.

The space at Trillium Fenway includes a 1-bbl brew system with an open look into production. The brewing program will be an extension of the Trillium’s pilot program which allows its brewers to experiment with various styles and ingredients. Trillium Fenway offers a selection of 18 draft beers, bottles, select merchandise, cans to go and packaged snacks from local purveyors and friends of Trillium.

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  1. Brent Ainsworth says

    November 1, 2019 at 9:12 am

    Kyla

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    • Kyla Ainsworth says

      November 1, 2019 at 9:52 am

      Brent Ainsworth I walked past it yesterday on my lunch break but I haven’t been inside yet!

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    • Brent Ainsworth says

      November 1, 2019 at 1:00 pm

      Kyla Ainsworth Please walk by again the day before you come home for Xmas.

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