Wild Mind Ales
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- Regular Hours:
Thu Fri Sat Sun - Phone:
Main - 612-286-1777
Extra - 612-345-4514
Extra - 214-748-3647
- Address:
- 6031 Pillsbury Ave S Minneapolis, MN 55419
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Wild Mind Artisan Ales
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WE SPECIALIZE IN WILD BEERS. WHO WE ARE: In August 2016, Wild Mind Artisan Ales opened in South Minneapolis to deliver funky, wild beers to the neighborhood. To make this happen, our head brewer traveled around Minnesota to harvest yeast strains from various wild fruit bushes, trees, and wildflowers. We use that yeast to create wild, sour, farmhouse, saison, and other rustic-style ales through aging, blending, and mixed-fermentation. Our beers are designed to buck convention and stretch the flavor profiles of what beer can be. Whether it’s a barrel-fermented sour or a heavily-hopped IPA, our wild yeast makes each beer unique and packed with a depth of flavor that’ll keep you coming back for more. BARREL ROOM: Wild beers don’t just happen overnight. Many of our ales are fermented and aged in oak barrels or foeders in our temperature-controlled wood cellar. These beers could age anywhere from a few months to a few years. If you peer through the barrel room’s glass wall at any given mWE SPECIALIZE IN WILD BEERS. WHO WE ARE: In August 2016, Wild Mind Artisan Ales opened in South Minneapolis to deliver funky, wild beers to the neighborhood. To make this happen, our head brewer traveled around Minnesota to harvest yeast strains from various wild fruit bushes, trees, and wildflowers. We use that yeast to create wild, sour, farmhouse, saison, and other rustic-style ales through aging, blending, and mixed-fermentation. Our beers are designed to buck convention and stretch the flavor profiles of what beer can be. Whether it’s a barrel-fermented sour or a heavily-hopped IPA, our wild yeast makes each beer unique and packed with a depth of flavor that’ll keep you coming back for more. BARREL ROOM: Wild beers don’t just happen overnight. Many of our ales are fermented and aged in oak barrels or foeders in our temperature-controlled wood cellar. These beers could age anywhere from a few months to a few years. If you peer through the barrel room’s glass wall at any given m