Brewery
Unclaimed profileWolf Hollow Brewing Company - West Glenville
Schenectady, NY · $$
Inebrious
Beverage Program Score
The editorial take
The beer list is the reason to come: sixteen drafts, all eight dollars, covering amber, West Coast IPA, blonde IPA, NE IPA, lager, double IPA, pale ale, stout, black lager, sour, Märzen, black IPA, Czech pilsner, gose, Belgian golden ale, and hard seltzer. Beer leaves the building in pints, growlers, kegs, and cans, and reaches more than 100 local businesses. Cocktails, wine, and mocktails are smaller five- and three-item lists, priced at fourteen, eleven to thirteen, and nine dollars respectively.
- What should I order?
- Start with the Czech pilsner, served from a Lukr tap with three fingers of foam, or the double IPA if you want the bigger hop profile. The amber and the West Coast IPA are the other dependable draft picks.
- Who will enjoy this place?
- Beer drinkers who want a wide draft spread at one price, and groups where some people want a cocktail, wine, or mocktail instead.
- When should I go?
- When the food truck is scheduled, or for a brewery tour. The beer list is the constant; check the food truck schedule before you go.
- What should I expect to spend?
- Draft beer is eight dollars a pour, canned cider nine, cocktails fourteen, wine eleven to thirteen by the glass and forty to forty-eight by the bottle, mocktails nine, non-alcoholic cans six, sodas and juices three.
- What makes the beverage program distinctive?
- Sixteen drafts at one price, with a Czech pilsner poured from a Lukr tap and a distribution reach of more than 100 local businesses. The brewery also sells growlers, kegs, and cans on site.
Beverage categories
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Cocktails
Five cocktails, all fourteen dollars, built on distinct spirit bases: tequila, coconut rum, rye, bourbon, and gin. The list is compact and consistent rather than exploratory, with each drink anchored to a clear primary spirit.
Menu strengths
- — Five named cocktails with distinct spirit bases, including a house-bitters bourbon drink and a rye-honey-lemon combination.
Standout selections
- — Lone Wolf: bourbon, cinnamon, and Wolf Hollow bitters.
- — Midnight Hunter — 14 — Tequila, Blackberry, Lime, Mint
Pricing: 14 each
Wine
Five wines available by both glass and bottle, spanning Riesling, Sauvignon Blanc, Malbec, Zinfandel, and Rosé. The list is short and familiar, with glass prices from eleven to thirteen and bottles from forty to forty-eight.
Menu strengths
- — Every wine on the list is available by both glass and bottle, so a single glass and a full bottle are always the same choice.
Standout selections
- — Sauvignon Blanc from Alexander Valley, thirteen by the glass and forty-eight by the bottle.
- — Zinfandel, Sin Zin, eleven by the glass and forty by the bottle.
Pricing: 11-13 by the glass; 40-48 by the bottle
Beer
Sixteen drafts, all eight dollars, covering amber, West Coast IPA, blonde IPA, NE IPA, lager, double IPA, pale ale, stout, black lager, sour ale, Märzen, black IPA, Czech pilsner, gose, Belgian golden ale, and hard seltzer. Beer is sold in pints, growlers, kegs, and cans on site and distributed to more than 100 local businesses, with tours and a food truck schedule.
Menu strengths
- — Sixteen drafts at a single eight-dollar price, with styles running from lager and Czech pilsner to double IPA and gose.
- — Beer is available in pints, growlers, kegs, and cans, and the brewery runs tours and a food truck schedule.
Standout selections
- — Foothils Pils: Czech pilsner with a delicate grain profile and clean hop finish, served from a Lukr tap with three fingers of foam.
- — Can't Have Nice Things: double IPA at 8.8% with mango, papaya, melon, orange, and candied fruit aromas.
- — District 6: West Coast IPA with spicy, piney, and floral notes and a citrus-grapefruit finish.
Pricing: 8 per draft; canned cider 9; non-alcoholic cans 6
Nonalcoholic
Three mocktails at nine dollars each, a soda and juice list including Coke, Diet Coke, Sprite, Dr. Pepper, Ginger Ale, cranberry juice, lemonade, unsweetened iced tea, and apple cider, and two non-alcoholic Athletic Brewing cans at six dollars.
Menu strengths
- — Three named mocktails plus a full soda and juice list, so a non-drinking guest has more than one kind of option.
Standout selections
- — The Responsible One: blackberry, lime, and club soda.
- — Athletic Brewing N/A Run Wild IPA, six dollars a can.
Pricing: Mocktails 9; sodas and juices 3; non-alcoholic cans 6
How it sits with the food
The brewery runs a food truck schedule; the beer list is the pairing anchor, with the Czech pilsner and amber the easiest matches for whatever the truck is serving.
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