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Lost Cowboy Brewing

Nashua, USA · Est. 2024

01

From the record

What we have established

Address: 546 Amherst Street. Official Lost Cowboy story says the brewery opened in Nashua in 2024 and identifies Chef/Owner Michael Buckley and Vice President Ian Buckley as the leadership behind the concept.

04

The Beer Library

Beers

Lost Cowboy American Lager

Year-Round

American Lager

(Signature / current)

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Skinny Cowboy American Light Lager

Year-Round

American Light Lager

(Signature / current)

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Czech Your Pistols

Year-Round

Czech Pilsner

(Signature / current)

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Barrel Racer

Year-Round

New England-style IPA

(Signature / current)

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Double Barrel

Year-Round

West Coast-style Double IPA

(Signature / current)

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Road to the Sun Grapefruit IPA

Year-Round

Grapefruit New England IPA

(Signature / current)

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Appaloosa Apple Lager

Year-Round

Apple American Lager

ABV5.1%

(Seasonal / current)

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Vaquero Vienna Lager

Year-Round

Vienna Lager

ABV5.2%

(Rotating / current)

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Shogun Shandy

Year-Round

Yuzu Lemon Rice Lager / Shandy-inspired

ABV4.6%

(Rotating / current)

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Prarie Dew

Year-Round

Belgian Tripel with Wildflower Honey

ABV8.7%

(Rotating / current)

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