Lost Province Brewing Company
Boone, NC
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Lost Province Boone Light Lager
Lager · 4.2% ABV
An American light lager formerly known as Boone's Black Ribbon (BBR). -
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Cream Ale · 5.4% ABV
This light golden beer is a modern twist on the pre-prohibition style of cream ale, bigger and hoppier, but with the light body and crisp finish of cream ales. We use both corn and sugar to lighten the malt flavor profile, and Simcoe hops in the kettle -
Lost Province Kiss My Grits
Pale Lager · 5.0% ABV
Southern-Style Lager Made w/Locally-Sourced Yellow Corn Grits -
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Lost Province Alpine Meadows Saison
Saison · 6.0% ABV
This classic Belgium/French Farmhouse-style Saison ale has the perfect blend of spice and tartness -
Lost Province Antlers And Acorns
Lager · 5.0% ABV
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Lost Province Awesome Sauce
Amber Ale · 6.2% ABV
This American-style amber ale has a pronounced malty flavor while citrus-y American Centennial hops perfectly balance the brew. -
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Lost Province Balsam
Blonde Ale · 5.5% ABV
An approachable, malt-oriented American beer that is well-balanced and great for easy-drinking. -
Lost Province Big Fat Bastard
Oatmeal Stout · 8.3% ABV
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Lost Province Black Bear
Oatmeal Stout · 5.0% ABV
This stout is brewed using a generous portion of oatmeal in the grist. It has a silky feel on the palate and some very mild sweetness in the finish balanced by roasty flavor from the roasted barley. -
Lost Province Black Diamond
Black IPA · 6.0% ABV
Brewed in the style of a Cascadian Dark Ale, aka Black IPA, our Black Diamond is not for the faint of heart and hop EXPERTS ONLY should attempt this delicious. -
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Lost Province Boone Moon
Wheat Ale · 5.5% ABV
Belgian-Wheat Witbier Ale with Bitter Orange and Corriander -
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Lost Province Boone-toberfest
Oktoberfest · 5.3% ABV
An easy drinking festival beer (Märzen-style lager) -
Lost Province Carolina Brown Hound
American Brown Ale · 5.1% ABV
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Lost Province Cherry Wheat Ale
Wheat Ale · 4.6% ABV
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Lost Province Compass Rose
Red Ale · 6.5% ABV
This American-style amber ale has a pronounced malty flavor of biscuits or crackers. Citrus-y American Centennial hops perfectly balance the brew to leave a dry and hoppy finish. -
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Lost Province Downtown Nut Brown
Brown Ale · 4.4% ABV
This traditional Northern English-style brown ale is a light copper-colored ale with nutty, toasted and toffee-caramel malty flavors accentuated by just a hint of drying roasty-ness. -
Lost Province Dubbel Vision
Dubbel · 7.5% ABV
This reddish-brown colored Belgian-Style Dubbel ale has rich malty flavors of dark fruits from dark Belgian candy syrup, other specialty malts, and Belgian yeast esters. -
Lost Province Dunkel Lager
Dunkel · 5.3% ABV
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Lost Province Fat Bastard
Oatmeal Stout · 5.4% ABV
Low roasty flavors with coffee and chocolate notes make this a delightful brew. -
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Lost Province Grateful Grapefruit
NE/Hazy IPA · 6.7% ABV
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Lost Province Great Balls of Sour
Sour IPA · 6.6% ABV
This Sour New England Style IPA is made with Muscadine Grapes. -
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Lost Province Honey Blonde Ale
Brown Ale · 5.4% ABV
This is a beautiful medium-brown Northern English Brown Ale with a small "twist", a touch of local honey... -
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Lost Province I Love it When You Call Me Big Guava
NE/Hazy IPA · 6.6% ABV
New England Style IPA with Pink Guava -
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Lost Province Keep Calm and Cherry On
Wheat Ale · 5.1% ABV
We brew this American wheat beer with wheat malt and an American yeast strain. We add Montmorency cherry juice to the beer in the conditioning tank to add some tartness and cherry flavor that makes this beer lively and bright. -
Lost Province Leaf Peeper
Oktoberfest · 5.3% ABV
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About the brewery
It all started in the late 80’s – as every good story does – in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. A neighbor asked Lynne and Andy to come over to try something he’d been working on.
He was a homebrewer, and this was just a casual get together.
It was both Lynne & Andy’s first time trying a beer brewed out of someone’s kitchen. Reflecting on that first sip, Lynne says:
“There was substance. There was substance to that beer…and for someone who didn’t really identify as a beer drinker, that was a new thing for me.”
Lynne and Andy were intrigued. And well, the rest is history. Lynne bought Andy his very own brewing kit for his birthday in 1989.
Homebrewing quickly became a hobby that Andy was passionate about, and he kept at it for 25 years. In the beginning he would use the kitchen, then he outgrew that and moved to the garage, and when he finally outgrew the garage, Lynne and Andy built their own home. The basement there became Andy’s brewery.
Over the years, Andy shared homebrews with family and friends, and was pleased to find them well received. He even won several homebrew competitions, including Pilsner Urquell competition, which sent him and Lynne to Denver for the Great American Beer Festival (GBAF) in 2012.
By this point, Andy and Lynne had settled permanently in Boone, North Carolina. Andy had a successful 30+ year career as forensic toxicologist behind him, and Lynne had served her community for 31 years as a social worker, with her last venture being the executive director for the Hospitality House.
Both decided that they were at a point where they could “retire” from their respective careers and embark on the journey of operating a brewpub.
That’s how the idea of Lost Province was born.
Lynne brought her management skills and Andy brought his passion for beer, extensive knowledge of beer styles, chemistry background, and 25 plus years of brewing to this venture.
In 2013, the business was organized. All that was left was finding the perfect location. After months of looking, 130 North Depot Street became available. Lost Province officially opened its doors in August of 2014.
These days, the demand for Lost Province beer has exceeded the production ability in the downtown location. So, a second location has opened in Boone! Lost Province at Hardin Creek is a production brewery and taproom, in which we’re able to make a LOT more beer. We’re also excited to create a new community space, and we hope that our newest taproom becomes a Boone favorite.
As a business, we proudly remain committed to utilizing a business model that makes us a great place for our employees to work (atmosphere, pay, benefits), that gives back to the community, that sources as many products locally supporting the community we love and that integrates sustainable practices in all we do.