Went here prior to the HBG last September. Great beer selection and very friendly staff.

Brewtours at 2 on saturdays. I was here about a year ago and they had a really nice lobby area with some seating around thier t/shirts etc, and a small bar from where they served thier beers behind for the people waiting for the tour to start. They had the nugget nectar on tap which was a nice bonus. Pretty good brew tour as well. I didnt buy any beer from troegs that day (just some t shirts and glassware but I think their prices were a little high compared to prices you could get at a distributer.

I was actually surprised at how large and packed this place was on a Saturday afternoon, but we evidently had gotten there right after a tour. The tasting room area itself is quite large, and there were probably 80-100 people. The left side is a merchandise section with glassware and t-shirts. The back wall was lined by stacks of Troeg’s cases: Scratch 6, HopBack, Pale Ale, and some of their other standards. Quick line and free tastings of everything they had on tap (all the cases, plus Scratch 5). Nice experience overall, but it would have been better to have made the tour beforehand. Don’t expect a quiet, quaint little brewpub on a Saturday afternoon.

Great place, but I wish they had better hours. Closing at 5pm on weekdays makes it difficult to visit. But I did end up visiting this past Friday, and I was fairly impressed. I like the location set a little off from town, I like the building, and the way the taproom/giftshop is set up, a little like Great Divide, where locals and friends of the brewery seem to hang out and drink in the afternoon. So I visited on the day that Scratch 4 was released, and got to try it on tap, and it was pretty darn good. Picked up a case, talked up some of the Troegs folks, and left feeling like more of a fan of this brewery than I had been before. I’m more likely now to seek out and try new and rare Troegs beer, simply because I like the way they operate.

Went for a tour after trying a few of their beers around town. Ambience - hey... it’s a working brewery. No food, of course, but the beer tasting was free and the tour informative and personalized by one of the owners. Beer quality a notch above Appalachian, although both are worthy. I’m a Colorado guy who is glad to find good beer in PA.

This place is freaking awesome. The beers are so fresh and vibrant. Better than any of the Troegs beers I have had bottled, and even better all the samples are free. I tried all the 8 beers on tap. My favorite was the hopback since there was no ipa or oatmeal stout. if you are around on saturday the tour is pretty cool too. The staff is really friendly and knowledgeable.

I detoured off an exit of I-81 in Harrisburg hoping to find a beer store where I might pick up some Nugget Nectar. A few blocks later, I stumbled across the brewery itself, so I stopped in. Small clean tasting room with other memorabilia neatly displayed for sale. Helpful staff, and had I not been on the road, I would have gladly taken them up on the samples offered to me. I did leave with a fresh mixed case though.

Missed the tour and just hit the gift shop/tasting room. Fill growlers there. Didn’t have any single batch beers on tap, disappointing, didn’t even have the oatmeal stout on tap. Still, the pale ale was really nice off the tap, as was the brown ale. The server, Darryl, was really nice, knowledgeable, gregarious. Should be working in sales somewhere, has a great personality. Good selection of shirts and glasses and brand new good style growlers (brown glass with rubber swingcap and big metal handle). Discount on first growler fill. I might come back if they got something single-batch on tap.

Troegs beers rock! The little tasting room at the brewery is impressively adorned with collectables. Only been once, but I shall return!

awesome. basically just a little gift shop but with a small bar in which they are more then happy to provide multiple troegs products. Got a chance to try some rare single batch they made. Tour is pretty standard but neat to learn how troegs came together. only thing i didn’t like was i thought the cases should have been cheaper i mean they make them right there and they were the same price as the distributors.