Enjoying a glass of eggnog is a quintessential holiday tradition, and the tradition is memorialized with National Eggnog Day. Occurring every December 24th, why not mark the advent of Christmas with a smooth glass of Clover Farms Egg Nog?

Sharing a bottle of eggnog with family members or friends or baking some eggnog laced goodies for the holidays is a great way to spread the holiday spirit and observe the beverage-related holiday.

What Is Eggnog?

National Eggnog Day

The origin of eggnog isn’t clear. Some argue that it was first enjoyed in East Anglia, England, while others believe it came from Medieval Europe.

A traditional holiday beverage, eggnog is made with milk, cream, sugar, whipped eggs, and spices. Liquor, such as rum or brandy, is often added when served at holiday parties, but the basic drink is non-alcoholic.

Eggnog is often used as a flavoring – enhancing holiday coffees and teas, baked treats, and puddings.

Introducing Clover Farms Egg Nog

Egg Nog made by Clover Farms consists of top-notch, fresh ingredients. Our recipe is so good that we haven’t adjusted it in more than 40 years. You’ll agree after the first sip that it can’t get any better. We produce Grade A, non-alcoholic Egg Nog for your holiday enjoyment.

The Clover Farms Difference

Clover Farms has come a long way from the small dairy farm of its origins. Founded in Reading, PA, in 1937, Clover Farms is now the largest privately-owned dairy company in the state. We partner with more than 170 local dairy farm families to produce the best possible quality milk and dairy products.

The long history we have has provided us with the opportunity to perfect our practice. We’re passionate about producing high-quality products, and we understand that happy cows produce more milk at higher qualities.

Clover Farms Dairy Products

We ship our entire line of dairy products cold and fresh. This line includes:

  • Milk
    • Vitamin D/Whole Milk
    • 2% Jog Milk (Reduced Fat)
    • 1% Trim Milk (Low Fat)
    • Skim/Slim Milk (Nonfat)
    • Chocolate Milk
  • Egg Nog
  • Half & Half
  • Light Cream
  • Heavy Cream
  • Buttermilk
  • Cottage Cheese
  • Non-dairy creamers
  • Sour Cream