Framingham Welcomes New Brewery Winch & Pulley

The latest addition to the local craft beer scene opens its taproom in a former brewery space.

Apr. 3, 2026 at 10:03am

A highly stylized, pop art-inspired illustration featuring a repeated pattern of a single, iconic beer glass or bottle in a grid of bright, neon-like colors and heavy black outlines, conceptually representing the opening of a new neighborhood brewery.The vibrant new taproom of Winch & Pulley Beer Company brings a fresh local flavor to the craft beer scene in Framingham.Framingham Today

Winch & Pulley Beer Company has opened its new taproom at 81 Morton Street in Framingham, Massachusetts, taking over a space previously occupied by other local breweries. The founders aim to create a no-frills, neighborhood-focused brewery offering a selection of quality beers on tap.

Why it matters

The opening of Winch & Pulley represents the continued growth and evolution of the craft beer scene in the MetroWest region, providing residents with another local option for enjoying freshly brewed beer in a community-oriented setting.

The details

Winch & Pulley Beer Company debuted its new taproom on Thursday, April 2, 2026, taking over the 81 Morton Street location that was previously home to Jack's Abby Craft Lagers and Exhibit 'A' Brewing Company. The founders aim to create a straightforward, no-frills neighborhood brewery, focusing on serving high-quality beers without any unnecessary bells and whistles.

  • Winch & Pulley Beer Company opened its new taproom on Thursday, April 2, 2026.

The players

Winch & Pulley Beer Company

A new craft brewery that has opened a taproom in Framingham, Massachusetts, taking over a space previously occupied by other local breweries.

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The takeaway

The opening of Winch & Pulley Beer Company adds to the growing craft beer scene in the MetroWest region, providing residents with another local option for enjoying freshly brewed beer in a community-focused setting.