Tröegs Celebrates the Changing Seasons with Little ‘Nator Springtime Lager

From Tröegs:

Hershey, PA  – Tröegs Independent Brewing announces the return of Little ‘Nator as its spring seasonal release.  zzubreebym

Weighing in at 5.5% ABV, Little ‘Nator is modeled as a lighter take on the Hershey, PA-based brewery’s revered and award-winning Troegenator Double Bock.

This springtime lager starts with a combination of pilsner and caramel malts, which yields notes of crusty bread and a lovely light bronze-toned hue.

Brewed with El Dorado, Hersbrucker, and Tradition hops, Little ‘Nator displays hints of stone fruit and delicate floral notes. Lager yeast ties it all together with a touch of fruity esters and a sweet but crisp finish.

“We like to think of this beer as the rascally cousin of Troegenator,” says Tröegs brewmaster and co-founding brother John Trogner. “It’s the perfect way for lager lovers to usher in the changing of the seasons.”

Little ‘Nator is available on draft and in 12-oz. bottles and cans across the independent, family-owned brewery’s entire distribution footprint.

Little ‘Nator coincides with the forthcoming release of Tröegs’ Perpetual Exploration seasonal variety pack for spring. Each 12-pack features three cans each of Perpetual IPA, Graffiti Highway IPA, Little ‘Nator, and LolliHop Double IPA.

To learn more about Little ‘Nator, please visit the Tröegs blog.

About Tröegs:

Tröegs Independent Brewing is a family-owned brewery in Hershey, Pennsylvania. The brewery was founded in 1996 by brothers John and Chris Trogner. Tröegs is known for its award-winning tours, local ingredients, and experimental beers.

Known for:

• Perpetual IPA: Pennsylvania’s best-selling IPA
• Tröegenator: A dark, malty, and crisp beer
• Scratch Series: Hundreds of experimental beers
• Tours: Award-winning tours that include smelling grains, tasting new beers, and sampling seasonal food

Local ingredients:

• Tröegs uses local ingredients like grain, honey, and fruit.
• They buy more than 225,000 pounds of local ingredients each year.
• They bake their own bread, ferment local vegetables, and dry and cure meats.

Community collaborations:

• Tröegs partners with local organizations to improve the community, such as bike rides that fund local trails.
• They also brew beers to help preserve land along PA’s Kittatinny Ridge.

Tours:

• Tröegs offers guided production tours on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays.
• Tours are $12 per person (21+ only) and last one hour.
• You can call the Tour Desk at (717) 534-1297 x 104 with questions.