Lager
Allagash Brewing Company

Poured from a can into a pint glass
Appearance – The beer pours a clear golden straw color with a one finger head of white foam. The head fades over a moderate amount of time, leaving a light level of foamy lace on the sides of the glass.
Smell – The aroma is heaviest of a grain and corn smell mixed with notes of earth and some light hay and grass.
Taste – The taste begins with a grain and light bready taste mixed with notes of a caramel and corn sweetness. Along with these are some flavors of yeast and a bit of earthiness. As the taste advances the sweet and hop increase a bit all while the graininess fades a tad. At the very end, a notes of grass and hay joins in, leaving one with an easy natured taste to linger on the tongue.
Mouthfeel – The body is medium in thickness with a more moderate carbonation level.
Overall – A pretty decent lager overall. A decent hit of earth and smooth lager taste.

L: Clear straw-yellow with subtle sediment. Large white soapy head. Good retention and lacing.

S: Sweet cracker malt, spent grains, corn, grass and herbal hops.

T: Sweet cracker malt, spent grain crackers, lemon and honey, corn, grassy and mildly herbal and floral hop presence. Slight sweetness upfront, mild hops on the back end, clean finish.

T: Medium-light, bubbly, light but not watery, a nice body while being crushable.

O: Top-notch adjunct/pale lager/pilsner. I love it. I'd drink this all the time. I highly recommend it!

This is your basic craft lager, nothing remarkable but well made and flavorful. They claim it's pilsner-like but I guess I just figured it was a standard light lager. Definitely good on a summer day though. Allagash has proven to make good beers of various styles and this is another example of that.

 

 

12oz can dated 2/5/26.

Pours crystal clear yellow with an half-inch head of white. Moderate retention and lacing. Cooked corn, toasted biscuits, buttered popcorn in the nose. Light bodied with a thin, watery mouthfeel.
Crackery grains on the palate with zero hops and a drying bitterness.
Finishes limp with lingering cracked corn.

 

Pour a lovely yellow hazy color with a large cream colored head. Slightly hazy appearance. Notes of lemon, citrus, grass and toasted grain. Generously hopped without being overly bitter. Absolutely fantastic lager/pilsner.

 

L- Hazy light gold pour with 2 finger white head that dissipated leaving a thin film and heavy lacing.

S- Grain, light malt, slight lemon

T- Follows the nose with a mild biscuit quality. Long light hop finish. Medium body with a very l

F- Low carbonation, very slight slickness followed by a light dry finish.

O- Very drinkable and one that I would definitely prefer to order.

 

Hearty and pilsner-like. Biscuity and kinda herbal, with a little bit of a lemon twang but not too much. Solidly bitter for what it is. Maine's got two good things going for it, the scenery and the beer.

A: crystal clear; pale gold in color; 1+ finger white head that receded slowly to a skim cap with a moderate tight collar; nice lacing;

S: sweet corn;

T: nicely balanced up front; the finish is sweet corn; mild bitterness at the end;

M: light bodied; moderate carbonation; moderately dry finish;

O: refreshing;

16oz Draught at ‘The Allagash Bungalow’ on 10-22-25.
1 finger white head with great retention and full lacing left behind.
Glowing golden body with excellent clarity and active carbonation streaming topside due to a nucleated glass.
Grain, cereal, honey, sulfur, hay in the aroma.
Nice combo of malt sweetness and hop spiciness in the flavor. Solid.
Light-plus body with medium-plus carbonation. Finish starts with a malty sweetness followed by grassy hops and ultimately a just slightly off-dry finish.
Very Good.

I've never seen this before around my area. Usually we carry the triple the dubbel And the white but excited to see this lager. Pours a rather hazy yellow with a good inch full of foam. Smell is mild grassy and semi-sweet. Wow! This is really good. It almost has a sort of lemony taste to it. Very smooth. Very crisp with cereal, grains and grassy hops. Body is amazing. Light refreshing. Wow! I could get behind this easily finishing a six pack. One of the most surprising beers I've had in a while definitely top tier lager! Fully recommended!