A glass of IPL eins sparkling clear and with a foam head that rises above the top of the glass sits on the drink bar in front of the window overlooking a big red barn.
 

It’s all about drinkability.

Exotic flavors, Intense hops and high alcohol content might be all the brew-rage. But they are not often flagship beers, and rarely are they your go-to staples.  All our beers are unfiltered for the best flavor.

Helles. Pilsner. Dunkel. These are some of our staples, our true north, and the base from which future experimentation originates. 

On tap at the brewery

We're always experimenting, brewing small batches and learning from old-world processes.
Stop in at the brewery to try a 1/2-liter of something truly unique. (Updated 12/4/24)

Rustic Helles

Keller Pils

Fruited Gose

IPL Eins

Rye Dunkel

Schwarzbier

Coffee Pils

Holiday Lager

Pawpaw Pils

Frankensteinian Method

Rauchbier

Anniversary Rothbier - coming 12.14.24

The Dortmunder, with an overflowing head, cooled by the snow on a sunny winter day on the farm.

Our bottled beers

We manually bottle, label and package a limited number of Wooly Pig Farm Brewery offerings. We regularly offer our 4 tap standards (see below) and spice things up with the “Braumeister Spezialbier,” a fifth option chosen from our current line-up by the Brewmaster. Beers are packaged in 4-packs of 500ml (16.9 oz) bottles, and are only available at the Wooly Pig tasting room.

 

ZWICK’LBIER

Keller Pils

Hoppy, unfiltered German-style pilsner. Bright and floral with subtle maltiness

 

BLACK LAGER

Schwarzbier

Unfiltered with notes of dark chocolate and coffee and a hit of wood smoke.

 
 
 
 

GOLDEN LAGER

Rustic Helles

Traditional Landbier.  Unfiltered with gentle floral hops and clean Bavarian malt character.

 
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INDIA PALE LAGER

IPL Eins

Cousin to the IPA, a German lager, emboldened by Galaxy, Citra, and Azacca hops for a tropical bouquet.  

 
 
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Beer is 95 percent water. It better be good. 

Thankfully, the farm's prolific well is the source of our water, meaning that beer doesn’t get any more local than this.