We’ve got big plans for our tasting room
We’re excited. Very, very excited. Why? We’re in the process of planning something big for people who love enjoying our beer here in Maine. (more…)
The Allagash Internship Program
Over the past several years, we’ve been collaborating with local nonprofit organizations, that help recent immigrants to Maine, to help build pathways for employment in the brewing industry. In 2021, our partnerships led us to something new and exciting: paid internships at Allagash. (more…)
What about Beer?
Blogs for people interested in learning about beer.
Pale Ales vs. IPAs – What’s the difference?
Pale ale and IPA (historically called India Pale Ale) are two of the most well-known beer styles. Despite similar names, in reality they are part of an extremely diverse group in the pale ale family that have significant overlapping characteristics. (more…)
Beer pairing, recipes, and more
The wonderful pairing of beer, food, and good times
Step-By-Step – How to Throw a Beer & Dinner Party
Article by Stephanie Grant, Pictures by Ali Lamoureux Even before I could throw dinner parties, I loved them. As a little girl, I would cuddle up with my mom’s tattered copy of the Joy of Cooking, which had an entire section on entertaining—from folding napkins to setting the table. That book sparked an excitement for hosting that hasn’t waned. And after hosting a few dinner parties over the years, I’ve learned a few tips to mitigate any potential stress you might encounter while planning your own. (more…)
HAUNTED HOUSE PEANUT BUTTER TRUFFLES
In more ways than one, Stephen King helped shape me into the person I am today. As a little girl, I’d grab a book from my mom’s collection—Cujo, The Shining, Pet Sematary—and happily disappear into a world of horror, gore, and terror. Admittedly, I was a little too young to dive into such spine-chilling stories, but it fostered my love of reading and eventually writing. It also gave me a love for horror, and its ultimate holiday—Halloween. (more…)
Tips for Throwing the Best Bonfire Party
Every year, my husband and I excitedly watch the temperature drop from the 100s to the 60s. We emerge from our summer shelter to breathe in the crisp, clean air—free of the oppressive weight of humidity. We spend most of our time outside during fall—sometimes it’s a quick and easy hang on the porch with a beer in hand. Other times we throw a few logs in the firepit and get lost in the beauty of the flames and conversation. (more…)
