What Stallhagen does

Stallhagen Ab is a privately held craft brewery founded in 2004 in Godby, Åland, Finland, operating through its parent brewery and a wholly-owned hospitality subsidiary, Stallhagen Upplevelser (formed 2019). The core business produces a portfolio of 14+ beer SKUs — lagers, pale ales, IPAs, porters, bock, and specialty items including the unique Historic Beer 1843, a spontaneous-fermentation recreation of the world's oldest preserved beer — using traditional methods (natural fermentation, 4–8 week aging, centrifugation rather than filtration) with locally sourced Åland water and honey. Production capacity stands at 2.5 million liters per year following the 2018 Grelsby facility expansion. The company ranks as Finland's fifth largest craft brewery and has 2,700 retail shareholders.

The business operates a hybrid revenue model across three streams: (1) wholesale beer distribution through Kesko and Alko in Finland, Systembolaget in Sweden, ferries and tax-free, plus exports to Belgium and Japan; (2) HORECA direct sales via regional sales representatives; and (3) on-site experience revenue through Pub Stallhagen gastropub, brewery tours and tastings (priced €20–€85 per person), the on-site farm shop, and cultural events at the Stallhalla amphitheater, all operated under the Stallhagen Upplevelser subsidiary. Green Key sustainability certification and a partnership network of 80+ local growers underpin a terroir and ESG positioning. Distribution is anchored in regulated alcohol retail monopolies, creating both reach and concentration risk, while geographic expansion is led by a 2021 Swedish side office and continued product portfolio broadening through seasonal SKUs.

Name

Stallhagen

Legal name

Stallhagen Ab

Website

https://stallhagen.com

Company type

Private

Founded year

2004

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

11–50 employees

Short description

Stallhagen is a craft brewery founded in 2004 in Godby, Åland, Finland, producing 14+ beer styles including the Historic Beer 1843 recreation, and selling through Finnish and Swedish state retail, HORECA, exports, and an on-site gastropub and visitor experience.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Craft Beer

NAICS

Breweries (31212), Beer and Ale Merchant Wholesalers (424810), Beer, Wine, and Liquor Retailers (44532)

SIC

Malt Beverages (2082), Wholesale-Beer, Wine & Distilled Alcoholic Beverages (5180), Retail-Eating & Drinking Places (5810)

akta.pro primary industry

Brewpubs & Taprooms (On-site Beer Service) (THAFALAA)

akta.pro secondary industries

Beer, Brewery & Craft Beverage Tastings (THAJAGAE), Pubs & Gastropubs (CRANACAB), Beer Retail (Bottle Shops & Beer Merchants) (CRANABAC)

Keywords

• Craft brewery
• Artisanal beer
• Gastropub dining
• Brewery tours
• HORECA wholesale

Headquarters

HQ city

Godby

HQ country

Finland

HQ region

Europe

Offices2 records

Markets served

GTM type

B2C

Offering type

Hardware or Manufacturing

Cost components

Supply Chain, Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure

Revenue model

1. Beer Product Sales: Sale of craft beer products in bottles, cans, and kegs to retail and HORECA channels. Products sold in Finland through Kesko stores and Alko, in Sweden through Systembolaget's order assortment, and on ferries and tax-free shops.
2. Restaurant and Pub Operations: Pub Stallhagen operates as a gastropub serving food and beer. The subsidiary Stallhagen Upplevelser drives restaurant operations, visitor experiences, farm shop, and cultural events including performances at Stallhalla amphitheater.
3. HORECA Wholesale: B2B sales of beer products to hotels, restaurants, and cafes through direct ordering system. Shipping included when ordering 5 units or more.

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion3 records

Distribution channels7 records

Marketing channels4 records

Core offering

Stallhagen Ab is a craft brewery on Åland, Finland that produces and sells artisanal beers across styles (lager, pale ale, IPA, porter, and historically recreated beers) at a 2.5 million liter annual capacity. Beyond beer production, the company operates Pub Stallhagen gastropub, guided brewery tours and beer tastings, an on-site Gårdsbutiken farm shop, and cultural events at the Stallhalla amphitheater through its Stallhagen Upplevelser subsidiary.

Product overview

Stallhagen is a craft brewery on Åland, Finland, offering a diverse portfolio of artisanal beers alongside hospitality and experience services. The core product line includes approximately 14+ beer varieties across styles including Session IPA, Pale Ales, Lagers, Porters, and specialty beers. Key products include Original (flagship Nordic lager), Baltic Porter (award-winning 7% dark beer), IPA Original, and the unique Historic Beer 1843 (recreated from 1840s shipwreck). Seasonal offerings include Bock, Oktoberfest, and limited editions like Golden Ale and Horizon Haze. Non-alcoholic options include Styrman (0.5% IPA) and Kapten. The hospitality division encompasses Pub Stallhagen (Green Key-certified gastropub), brewery tours with tasting experiences, an on-site farm shop, and Stallhalla floating amphitheater for events. Products are sold in Finland through Kesko/K-stores and Alko, in Sweden through Systembolaget, and on ferries and tax-free stores. Production capacity stands at 2.5 million liters annually following the 2018 facility expansion.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

• Original (Nordic Lager) Straw-yellow Nordic lager at 4.5% ABV, bottom-fermented with strong-flavored malty fresh character and well-balanced hop bitterness. Known as the 'Åland beer' and the flagship product.
• Baltic Porter Full-bodied dark bottom-fermented Baltic Porter at 7% ABV, handmade according to traditional early-19th-century Baltic methods. Brewmaster Mats Ekholm hand-smokes the malt for every brew using a custom malt mixture roasted in-house, producing distinct burnt malt tones with nut and slight smoke notes.
• IPA Original British IPA at 5.5% ABV. Characteristically balanced and flavorful with toasty biscuit-like maltiness, robust bitterness, velvety hop aroma, and unfiltered body.
• Historic Beer 1843 Authentic replica of the world's oldest preserved beer based on scientific analysis from bottles salvaged from an 1840s shipwreck. Spontaneously fermented with unique composition of malt, wheat, and micro-organisms not found in modern beers; resembles wine more than beer.
• Honungsöl (Honey Beer) Golden lager at 4.7% ABV made with genuine Åland honey, with soft hop bitterness and a quiet aroma that brings out the local forest nectar.
• Delikat Medium-bodied darker lager at 4.7% ABV with strong maltiness and oaky character. A balanced, smooth, and harmonious food beer.
• Pale Ale Golden, fruity top-fermented American-style pale ale at 4.8% ABV with floral aroma, developed in the USA in the early 1980s.
• ÅPA (Åländsk Pale Ale) Pale Ale in Ålandic style: golden yellow and unfiltered, with three hop varieties providing exotic character, tropical fruit aroma, and balanced bitterness.
• Pommern American Pale Ale at 4.8% ABV inspired by the historical ship Pommern. Clear, straw-yellow with fruity aroma and lager-type qualities.
• 24/7 Session IPA Session IPA at 2.8% ABV, featuring New Zealand Rakau hops for fruity apricot, plum, mango, and pear notes, dry-hopped with Cascade for a grapefruit finish.
• US Red Ale American Red Ale at 5.5% ABV. Full-flavor copper-red top-fermented beer with citrus notes, touch of pine resin, medium body, and dried fruit and nut undertones.
• Styrman (Alcohol-Free IPA) Alcohol-free IPA at 0.5% ABV with hop aromatic flavor and balanced bitterness. Citrus, pine needles, and crisp bread notes in aroma; positioned as an excellent social drink.
• Bock (Seasonal) Dark Lager seasonal at 5.2% ABV, traditional celebration beer aromatic with notes of dark malt, roasted nuts, and caramel. Available October through Saint Knut's Day.
• Oktoberfest (Seasonal) Full-bodied Lager seasonal at 5.5% ABV following modern German style. Amber color with clear maltiness, hints of caramel, toasted bread, and nuts.
• Horizon Haze (Seasonal IPA) Smooth and juicy IPA at 6.5% ABV with a rich, hazy body and tropical fruit bursts. Seasonal offering.
• Golden Ale (Seasonal) Crisp and flavorful ale at 6% ABV with citrus, pineapple, and peach notes. Available in 24x550ml cans.
• Nisse Must (Seasonal Non-Alcoholic) Classic non-alcoholic Christmas must with rich, spicy, and perfectly balanced flavor between sweetness and freshness. Seasonal Christmas offering.
• Hoppy Lager Light golden yellow hoppy lager at 5% ABV with mild bitterness and hints of citrus, mango, pineapple, and mandarin.
• Paradis IPA IPA at 5.2% ABV with carefully selected hop varieties delivering layers of floral and fruity flavors and aromas.
• Extra Special Bitter (ESB) ESB at 5.8% ABV, clear mahogany red bitter with dried-fruit and malty archipelago bread aroma. Available in 12x330ml bottles.
• Longdrink Grapefruit Ready-to-drink beverage at 5.5% ABV made with gin and natural grapefruit flavors.
• Brewery Tours and Tasting Experiences Guided tours of the brewery with structured tasting packages including a 45-minute tour (€20/person), a beer tasting with Ålandic delicacies (€50/person, 1.5 hours), and a full dinner package with beverage, dessert, and coffee (€85/person, 3 hours). Group sizes 6-60 people.
• Pub Stallhagen Gastropub Gastropub offering lunch and dinner year-round using local ingredients (sourced from 80+ local growers and producers), the full range of Stallhagen craft beers, and seasonal terrace dining. Certified under the Green Key eco-label for sustainable tourism, among the first restaurants in Finland to receive the certification.
• Gårdsbutiken (Farm Shop) On-site shop at the brewery selling the full range of craft beers (often premiering new beers before broader release), plus Ålandic delicacies, crafts, and gift items.
• Stallhalla Amphitheater Floating theater venue adjacent to the brewery that hosts cultural events including festivals, concerts, theater, and operas under the Stallhagen Upplevelser subsidiary.

Quantifiable outcome

• Finland's 5th largest craft beer brewery
• +2 more outcomes

Named customers5 records

Segments3 records

Ideal customer profiles3 records

Technology focussed No

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Feature4 records

Partnerships

Four partnerships are on record, tiered core.

• KeskocoreChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorKesko is the retail distributor for Stallhagen beer products throughout Finland through K-kaupat and K-ruoka stores. Many Stallhagen beers are available in Kesko stores across the country.
• SystembolagetcoreChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorSwedish alcohol retail monopoly carries Stallhagen products in their order assortment. Distribution differs due to different legislation - cans tied to Finnish deposit system are not available in Sweden.
• AlkocoreChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorFinnish state-owned alcohol retailer is a distribution channel for Stallhagen products in Finland.
• Local Growers and Food Producers (80+)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerPub Stallhagen collaborates with over 80 local growers and food producers who deliver directly to the restaurant, supporting the 'axgan' philosophy of using locally produced ingredients.

Scale indicators5 records

Recent moves6 records

Direct peers

• Omnipollo: Swedish craft brewery with strong specialty/IPA portfolio and international brand, comparable to Stallhagen's innovation pipeline and Nordic craft positioning.
• Nøgne Ø: Norwegian craft brewery with a wide specialty portfolio and export footprint, comparable to Stallhagen in craft authenticity, export markets and seasonal/specialty releases.
• Brekeriet: Swedish small-batch craft brewery focused on specialty and sour styles, comparable to Stallhagen in craft positioning, Swedish market adjacency and premium product emphasis.
• Pyynikki Brewing Company: Small Finnish craft brewery that operates an on-site brewpub and visitor experience, with similar diversification across retail, HORECA and direct-to-consumer in Finland.
• Mikkeller: Danish craft brewery renowned for portfolio breadth, gypsy-brewing collaborations and global brand presence — comparable in craft positioning and innovation cadence to Stallhagen's specialty line.
• Plevna Brewing: Baltic craft brewery combining production with on-site brewpubs and experience-driven hospitality, highly comparable to Stallhagen's brewery-plus-pub model.
• Pistonhead Brewing: Swedish craft brand with broad retail distribution and Systembolaget presence, comparable to Stallhagen in Nordic craft positioning and system-monopoly go-to-market.

Broad incumbents

• Hartwall: Major Finnish beverage company producing beer and other drinks at scale, comparable as a broad Finnish incumbent in HORECA and retail channels where Stallhagen competes.
• Sinebrychoff: Finnish subsidiary of Carlsberg operating major beer brands across Finnish retail and HORECA — comparable as a Finnish incumbent that competes for retail shelf space and HORECA listings.
• Laitilan: One of Finland's largest breweries, offering scale craft and macro products across HORECA and retail — comparable as a Finnish brewing competitor but materially larger than Stallhagen.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks7 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

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Compliance1 record

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Valuation estimate

Number of profiles

Profiles3 records

Subsidiaries1 record

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

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M&A

Investments

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