One of my favorite breweries. I love that they focus on stuff other than IPA's.They make good stouts, farm house ales, and Belgian beers.
JC M
Good beer, nice staff, welcoming outdoor set up.Party games during the warmer months.
Jason Winocour
Love the cozy vibe and the wide variety of Allagash beers!
Yeshua
Allagash White has been one of my go-to's when it comes to beer. Visiting Maine I knew that I had to visit their brewery and wow, what a great moment. A great selection of beer, food and merch!
Peter Young
Good beer and very cozy. The food truck was also good.
Tom S
Very enjoyable experience. The place is clean and welcoming. Great selection of beers on tap and to go. No flights when I went, but that's okay. Worth the trip out there.
Maria F
We made a day trip to Portland to eat, drink, and explore. Allagash came highly recommended, and I say it's worth the hype! Try the lobster rolls!
Sam W.
Great brewery! We stopped in on the way to the airport. A lot of IPAs and hoppy beers (not our thing) but we still found yummy beers. Taproom is outside in a heated tent and they have little tent/cubbies with their own heaters. I would love to drink beers here on a random day when it is dumping outside.Lots of merch. Good Food truck. Kids loved grilled cheese, burger. Hook/string game outside. Super friendly staff at the bar and merch area.Would love to come back on our next trip to Maine!
Vinnie S.
Awesome brewery! Went in the summer, a lively, hip place to hang out, have a beer, and play some corn hole. Food truck on site to grab a bite to eat. No table service, go up and order a beer and food at the truck. Love Allagash's flagship beer, the coriander flavor is unique and I enjoy it. If you're in Portland, you have to check it out.
Nerissa Kwok
We came all the way across the country to try Allagash in person. We enjoyed two of their beers, one of them was a limited time saison and the other was the sour with honey berries. We liked the various types of seating available. When we went, it was nice and quiet and enjoyed a simple lunch in one of the private booths. We wished there was more merchandise to choose from though.Just a note to visitors that they stamp your hand after they check each person’s ID, which was kinda new for us and unexpected.
This was our favorite brewery of the many we tried during our week long Maine trip. The vibes were on point. The beer was exceptional. There was a food truck inside the outdoor area serving up delicious lobster rolls, pretzels, salads, chowder, and brats. We did not get to try any of the other breweries in the area but we were sure glad we picked this one as the experience overall was positive. They check i.d.'s upon entrance. There are many different options on where to stand and sit. There is a warm tented environment as well as a variety of seating arrangements from high tops to private feeling tables that can fit small groups. I would very easily come back here again.
Joyce K.
Came here with a few friends who were big fans of the Allagash White beer. To be completely honest, I'm not the biggest beer person, but I really enjoyed my time here. We did the Cellars tour, which included four generous pours of different beers (as well as a complimentary pour of their Allagash white), a tour of the facilities and stories of the founding of Allagash, and a souvenir chalice to take home! I really enjoyed hearing about the history of the brewery, and I was surprised by how different the different types of beers tasted. My favorite was the Cellars #7 beer, which was more of a sour and fruity beer, aged in gin barrels. A very memorable afternoon!
John E.
You can find Allagash Brewing Co at 50 Industrial Way, Portland, ME 04103 in what appears to be an industrial park. There seems to be a handful of breweries in the same area with one right across the street from Allagash's parking lot.This is a fairly large regional brewery - I've had a few of their beers in the past so they do make it down to Atlanta where I live. As you approach the brewery you're carded and stamped so you can purchase alcohol. There's a main bar inside and a satellite outside by a bunch of covered picnic tables - it was pretty busy around 2:00 Friday afternoon right after tourist season (mid-Sept). I went back to the bathrooms - they have individual stalls each with a locking door so everyone is co-mingled with sinks for washing up across the wall. There's apparently a barrel room side to the brewery - as we were catching a flight I didn't bother but plan to explore further during our next trip.Service for beer was good with the beertenders answering any questions. We had time for two:* From Main, With Love #30 Wild Ale 7.4% ABV - 4/5 Slightly sour nose belies the slightly bitter body on this concoction. Wife thought it smelled rank but what does she know? * Foliage Report Belgian Dubbel 7% ABV - 4/5 Classic Belgian Dubbel, appropriately bitter balanced against a sweet malty body, notes of toffee.Had a good time dropping by but as mentioned our flight was pending - this brewery is fairly close to the jetport and with the other nearby breweries I'll plan to spend the whole day next time.
Rosine G.
We had a great time here! There are a few brewing companies around the area, and we really enjoyed our time at Allagash. The vibe, atmosphere, drinks and the food truck! Highly rec. Ample amount of parking.
Sabrina P.
Highly recommend Allagash if you're visiting Portland! My boyfriend and I also did the Cellars tasting which was fun. It's such a fun environment and the staff is so friendly. I'd be back in a heartbeat! Cheers!
One of my favorite breweries. I love that they focus on stuff other than IPA's.They make good stouts, farm house ales, and Belgian beers.
Good beer, nice staff, welcoming outdoor set up.Party games during the warmer months.
Love the cozy vibe and the wide variety of Allagash beers!
Allagash White has been one of my go-to's when it comes to beer. Visiting Maine I knew that I had to visit their brewery and wow, what a great moment. A great selection of beer, food and merch!
Good beer and very cozy. The food truck was also good.
Very enjoyable experience. The place is clean and welcoming. Great selection of beers on tap and to go. No flights when I went, but that's okay. Worth the trip out there.
We made a day trip to Portland to eat, drink, and explore. Allagash came highly recommended, and I say it's worth the hype! Try the lobster rolls!
Great brewery! We stopped in on the way to the airport. A lot of IPAs and hoppy beers (not our thing) but we still found yummy beers. Taproom is outside in a heated tent and they have little tent/cubbies with their own heaters. I would love to drink beers here on a random day when it is dumping outside.Lots of merch. Good Food truck. Kids loved grilled cheese, burger. Hook/string game outside. Super friendly staff at the bar and merch area.Would love to come back on our next trip to Maine!
Awesome brewery! Went in the summer, a lively, hip place to hang out, have a beer, and play some corn hole. Food truck on site to grab a bite to eat. No table service, go up and order a beer and food at the truck. Love Allagash's flagship beer, the coriander flavor is unique and I enjoy it. If you're in Portland, you have to check it out.
We came all the way across the country to try Allagash in person. We enjoyed two of their beers, one of them was a limited time saison and the other was the sour with honey berries. We liked the various types of seating available. When we went, it was nice and quiet and enjoyed a simple lunch in one of the private booths. We wished there was more merchandise to choose from though.Just a note to visitors that they stamp your hand after they check each person’s ID, which was kinda new for us and unexpected.
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This was our favorite brewery of the many we tried during our week long Maine trip. The vibes were on point. The beer was exceptional. There was a food truck inside the outdoor area serving up delicious lobster rolls, pretzels, salads, chowder, and brats. We did not get to try any of the other breweries in the area but we were sure glad we picked this one as the experience overall was positive. They check i.d.'s upon entrance. There are many different options on where to stand and sit. There is a warm tented environment as well as a variety of seating arrangements from high tops to private feeling tables that can fit small groups. I would very easily come back here again.
Came here with a few friends who were big fans of the Allagash White beer. To be completely honest, I'm not the biggest beer person, but I really enjoyed my time here. We did the Cellars tour, which included four generous pours of different beers (as well as a complimentary pour of their Allagash white), a tour of the facilities and stories of the founding of Allagash, and a souvenir chalice to take home! I really enjoyed hearing about the history of the brewery, and I was surprised by how different the different types of beers tasted. My favorite was the Cellars #7 beer, which was more of a sour and fruity beer, aged in gin barrels. A very memorable afternoon!
You can find Allagash Brewing Co at 50 Industrial Way, Portland, ME 04103 in what appears to be an industrial park. There seems to be a handful of breweries in the same area with one right across the street from Allagash's parking lot.This is a fairly large regional brewery - I've had a few of their beers in the past so they do make it down to Atlanta where I live. As you approach the brewery you're carded and stamped so you can purchase alcohol. There's a main bar inside and a satellite outside by a bunch of covered picnic tables - it was pretty busy around 2:00 Friday afternoon right after tourist season (mid-Sept). I went back to the bathrooms - they have individual stalls each with a locking door so everyone is co-mingled with sinks for washing up across the wall. There's apparently a barrel room side to the brewery - as we were catching a flight I didn't bother but plan to explore further during our next trip.Service for beer was good with the beertenders answering any questions. We had time for two:* From Main, With Love #30 Wild Ale 7.4% ABV - 4/5 Slightly sour nose belies the slightly bitter body on this concoction. Wife thought it smelled rank but what does she know? * Foliage Report Belgian Dubbel 7% ABV - 4/5 Classic Belgian Dubbel, appropriately bitter balanced against a sweet malty body, notes of toffee.Had a good time dropping by but as mentioned our flight was pending - this brewery is fairly close to the jetport and with the other nearby breweries I'll plan to spend the whole day next time.
We had a great time here! There are a few brewing companies around the area, and we really enjoyed our time at Allagash. The vibe, atmosphere, drinks and the food truck! Highly rec. Ample amount of parking.
Highly recommend Allagash if you're visiting Portland! My boyfriend and I also did the Cellars tasting which was fun. It's such a fun environment and the staff is so friendly. I'd be back in a heartbeat! Cheers!