
Address and Contact Information
Address: 30 Bill Bromage Dr, Colebrook, NH 03576
Phone: (603) 460-4069
Website: https://www.coosbeer.com/
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I started off with a pint of the GOOD BEER Lager, a crisp & clean good beer for sure. I then grabbed a flight of four starting with a 4oz of the SAISONADE Farmhouse Ale which was delicious & had the perfect amount of tartness & lemon flavor. My second taster was the RASPBERRY PUCKERBRUSH Sour, again another winner & very drinkable for summer. The third 4oz pour FIFTH LAKE Pale Ale was good & dank with grapefruit on the finish. The last taster was the WOODLAND WIT Wheat Beer, a good above average wit that would be great in a pint with a orange. For my last beer I scooped a pint of the IN THE PATH OF TOTALITY IPA, which was everything you could ask for from a American IPA. ☀️☘
The space is fairly large with the brewery being connected to the big taproom with plenty of tables, some couches & bar seating. There is a kitchen here, but I was saving my appetite for later in the day. Plenty of beer to go here for home or tastings with friends. The service was excellent & our bartender knew her stuff beer wise which is always refreshing. They have a flight board that can carry six beers, with two of those you can cover the tap list of twelve here. Definitely worth the three hour trip from southern NH, check it out, cheers! ✌♥️
BEERGASM RATING – 79/100 ☘☘ ☀️✌♥️
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Coos Brewing has had food for a few years (at least) now. They have a creative, season and ever changing menu that is a breath of fresh air in a land of typical American bar food (though, no shade to that since it does have its time and place!) Their little pizzas are fantastic, and this is coming from a discerninf East Coast tri state girl where there’s a pizzeria on every corner. Theres usually also nachos (with a ton of cilantro, yes please!), burritos, bowls, bahn mi, hot dogs in summer, etc. All amazing.
Their beer is still great… a Dooryard is my go to, but be sure to have a Cohos Trail if its on tap! Since they now serve food, there are no longer the same limitations as previously. You can hang out witb your friends, play games, play pool on the new table, or listen to live music.
Service is always prompt and friendly.
Dogs are only allowed outside, but its a nice are with tables and sail shades in the shadow of a mountain.
It’s on the ATV and Snowmobile trails, so be sure to check it out!!!
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We love this place. We’ve been huge fans of Coos Brewing since their first location. If you like NEIPAs, you’ll love their signature Dooryard and Chockoblock. I also am a big fan of the Puckerbrush when I want something a little different.
Just be aware, NH has different brewery rules than other states. So when you’re there, you’re allowed to order a flight (my go-to) or have a pint. They also have crowlers, growlers, and 4-packs to go. This won’t be an all day brewery event, but it’s a great pitstop to support a local business and enjoy great beer at the same time.
You’re also able to have pints of their beers at local establishments like Black Bear Tavern (Colebrook) and Buck Rub Pub (Pittsburg).
I enjoy the simple aesthetic, and their art (on the can and soon to be on the entrance wall) is second to none by a local artist.
UPDATE: They now serve food, so the beer limitation rule is no longer applicable!
They are very dog friendly outside. The indoor seating area is sleek and very clean. The food is ambitious and excellent. Eat some!
Big shoutout to Izzy — she’s great! Friendly, helpful and fun to have a little chat with.
This place is always a spot to stop at when in the Great North Woods