Brewpub in New London, NH

Flying Goose Brew Pub and Grille

40 Andover Rd, New London, NH 03257

http://www.flyinggoose.com
(603) 526-6899

The Flying Goose Brew Pub and Grille features sweeping views of New England countryside.

With Colby-Sawyer nearby, Flying Goose probably has some collegiate dollars coming in to help keep the lights on. Combine that with Mt. Sunapee skiers in the wintertime and Lake Sunapee swimmers/boaters in the summer, and the proprietors have a good thing going, at least on paper.

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Flying Goose Brew Pub and Grille Beer

Flying Goose Pale Ale
Forever Locked Lager
Long Brothers American IPA
Lupulin Suplex DIPA
Pleasant Lake Pilsner
Ragged Mountain Red Ale
The Rookie

Flying Goose is now pressing their own hard cider.

Brewery Food/Menu

Now we're talking! Eschewing the standard microbrewery pub fare, Flying Goose serves up fried chicken dinners, turkey pot pies, and country meatloaf with mashed potatoes and veggies.

They also serve a pulled pork bbq dinner using fresh pork from local Robie Farm.

Brewery Entertainment & Events

They host live music.

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