What beers does Tröegs Independent Brewing make?

Tröegs Independent Brewing makes 4 beers, including Tröegs HopBack Amber Ale, Tröegs Mad Elf, Tröegs Nugget Nectar.

Tröegs Independent Brewing

🌍 United States · Regional · Known for a full range of styles

Known for a full range of styles

Founded by brothers Chris and John Trogner in 1997 — originally in Harrisburg, relocated to Hershey in 2011. USA Today readers voted Tröegs America's best guided brewery tour five consecutive years. Nugget Nectar is one of the most anticipated seasonal releases in American craft. The Mad Elf Belgian holiday ale sells out across Pennsylvania every December.

4Beers

3Styles

8%Avg ABV

1997Founded

Consistency· share of beers above catalogue avg

catalogue avg 43%

Beers by Tröegs Independent Brewing

4 beers

Tröegs HopBack Amber Ale

American Amber Ale · 6%

Belgian Ale · 11%

Imperial Amber Ale · 7.5%

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Tröegs Perpetual IPA

American IPA · 7.5%

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Brewery DNA

The recurring character behind the beers

Drawn from all 4 beers in the catalogue.

Emerging signature · based on 4 beers

Signature

What keeps showing up across their beers.

hoppy

3 of 4 beers

caramel

3 of 4 beers

bitter

3 of 4 beers

piney

3 of 4 beers

With 4 beers, only recurring notes are shown — one unusual beer moves this a lot.

Portfolio range

How broad they brew.

Varied4 beers · 3 style families

Amber 2Belgian 1IPA 1

A handful of styles across their range — a shared thread has to hold across each of them.

What sets them apart

Each beer measured against others of its own style, then averaged across the range. Compared with 318 other breweries making American Amber Ale and American IPA.

Three beers is enough for a first read, not a full house style — one unusual beer moves this a lot.

typical for American Amber Ale and American IPATröegs Independent Brewing

in no beersin every beer

piney

in 3 of 4 · typical American Amber Ale and American IPA brewery: 1 in 5

Notably more piney than typical.

full-bodied

in 3 of 4 · typical American Amber Ale and American IPA brewery: 1 in 5

Notably more full-bodied than typical.

refreshing

in none of their beers · typical American Amber Ale and American IPA brewery: 2 in 5

Absent — the field expects it.