Wild Queen
Wolves & People Farmhouse Brewery

RB transfer

This beer pours a medium gold color with a large white head that turns to lacing. The aroma is a little hop bitterness, some honey sweetness a wheat malt and floral. Taste is toward the citrus side, with the funky taste that comes with Farmhouse beer. Also, a little spice. Decent and slightly dry. BOD 5-11-2023. Have had in the fridge too long. 27 IBUs Rated 1-20-2025

Lightly foggy yellow with a tall and fluffy white head.

Boy is this a unique saison. While the huell melon is on showcase, additional floral qualities, like mild lavender, inhabit an exceedingly vanishing palate.

The ultra frothy start just instantly evaporates to a delicately semi-dry finish, while the middle exhibits a touch of straw and cornbread in the split second it can be detected.

 

 

super neat idea for a beer, oak fermented but using only yeast isolated and propagated from the bee hives on their property, then dry hopped with hallertau blanc. this was definitely the most interesting beer here from a fermentation standpoint when we were in, this yeast has some serious esters to it, likely fermented pretty warm, a french saison vibe, white wine and cut flower notes, but its sort of waxy and earthen too, like an element of the bees themselves has made it in here somehow, maybe its an essence, but its there to me, almost a honey wrinkle. the hops are perfect with this yeast, also kind of vinous, springy, and melon forward with a little clean citrus there as well. the malt base is simple but its not all that light, a little color and body here as well, earthy and balancing. not a ton of wood on this, but there doesnt need to be, i dont really want any more low end on this than the grain already provides, as i want to taste this unique yeast as purely as possible, and i think they brewed this to allow for that. i would love to see this in a simple blonde ale too, but its so cohesive with the rest of this beer too. a really special beer, a cool expression of their property, and something i hope makes its way into some of their other beers in the future. our experience visiting the brewery was absolutely top notch!