A truck for Trillium Brewing, which has a ‘Storrowed’ beer, reportedly Storrows in Boston
“Ironic” singer Alanis Morissette would have a field day with this one.
A box truck for Trillium Brewing Company, which has a “Storrowed” Double IPA beer, reportedly Storrowed on Friday.
MassDOT reported the Storrowing shortly after noon.
“Box truck Bridge-Strike in #Boston on Storrow Dr EB at the Longfellow Bridge,” MassDOT posted. “Right lane closed. Expect delays.”
A video was going viral of the ironic Storrowing.
A truck for Trillium Brewing Company, the same company that has a beer dedicated to trucks that get ‘storrowed’, has just hit a bridge on Storrow Drive. pic.twitter.com/BAXCOuyR1L
— Only In Boston (@OnlyInBOS) May 10, 2024
“Our annual move-in season Double IPA serves as a PSA to warn against the Boston phenomenon of lodging a box truck under a low clearance overpass on Storrow Drive,” reads the brewery’s description for the “Storrowed” beer.
“While it’s a sporadic episode that can snarl traffic for hours, most of these incidents occur during college move-in weekend, typically around Labor Day,” the brewery wrote on its website. “Be sure to heed the low clearance warnings at the Storrow Drive entry points!”
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