About Wallace Brewing Company
Wallace Brewing Company is a 15-barrel microbrewery in historic Wallace, Idaho. Its website says it began selling beer in January 2009. The beers carry mining and bordello-inspired names that nod to the town's past.
The lineup runs from RedLight Irish Red Ale and 1910 Black Lager to Vindicator IPA and Hard Hat Hazy. Idaho Select is a light lager the brewery calls its lawn mower beer, and the site says it is 100% Idaho. Higher Elevation is a summer seasonal huckleberry lager brewed with local hand picked huckleberries.
The website says RedLight and 1910 Black Lager have both won gold medals at NABA, and U&I Wheat won silver there. The beer is poured at the Orehouse Tasting Room. More people have reviewed Wallace Brewing Company on Google than any other brewery, taproom or beer shop in Wallace on this site.
From Wallace Brewing Company's own website and its Google listing, read October 28, 2026.
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Questions people ask
What beers does Wallace Brewing Company make?
Its website lists RedLight Irish Red Ale, 1910 Black Lager, Vindicator IPA, Idaho Select, U&I Wheat, Stumpy's pale ale and Hard Hat Hazy. A huckleberry lager called Higher Elevation is a summer seasonal.
Does Wallace Brewing Company have a tasting room?
Yes. The website calls it the Orehouse Tasting Room and gives its hours on the contact page.
Can I buy its beer to take home?
The website has a Shop Online page. It also links to packaged product for some beers, including RedLight, 1910 Black Lager and Idaho Select.
Which breweries are close by?
North Idaho Mountain Brew, Ltd. Co. is 0.2 miles away in Wallace. Radio Brewing Company in Kellogg is 10.3 miles away.
Answers come from Wallace Brewing Company's website and its Google listing, read October 28, 2026.
Before you visit Wallace Brewing
Check wallacebrewing.com before you go for the current beer list and hours. The site also has a Shop Online page and a mailing list. Seasonals like the huckleberry lager come and go, so ask what is pouring.
Ask about the stories behind the beer names. The brewery says it wants to brew in the honest spirit of the town's mining heritage.
North Idaho Mountain Brew is 0.2 miles away, so a second stop is easy to add. Radio Brewing Company in Kellogg is 10.3 miles away if you want a longer trip.