Yuengling Calories Guide for Beer Drinkers Everywhere

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Yuengling beer calories

Wondering how many calories are in Yuengling? You’ve come to the right place! This page is your ultimate Yuengling calories guide.

Read on below to find out Yuengling Lager calories, Yuengling Light calories, and more Yuengling beer calories.

Yuengling BeerCalories
Traditional Lager140
Light Lager99
Black and Tan153
Porter160
Lord Chesterfield Ale158
Premium141
Light98
Golden Pilsner135
Flight95
Raging Eagle172
Hershey's Chocolate Porter180
Oktoberfest168

As you can see, Yuengling calories range from 95 calories for a serving of Yuengling Flight all the way up to 180 calories for Hershey's Chocolate Porter. Right in the middle is Yuengling Traditional Lager with 140 calories.

Yuengling Lager Calories

Yuengling’s flagship beer, Yuengling Traditional Lager, has 140 calories per serving. On average, this calorie count is probably on par with most lager style beer. Lighter brews tend to have less than 100 calories, while heavier beer like Sam Adams Winter lager tops 200 calories.

When talking about Yuengling calories, it's worth mentioning that Yuengling actually has its own brand of ice cream. David Yuengling, a cousin of Dick Yuengling, owns and operates Yuengling's Ice Cream as a separate company from the brewery.

In comparison to Yuengling Lager calories, a cup of Yuengling Beerbutter ice cream contains 403 calories with 22.4 grams of fat. So will it be a beer or ice cream for you?

Yuengling Light Lager Calories

Yuengling’s low-calorie version of its Traditional Lager, Yuengling Light Lager, has just 99 calories per serving.

In addition to putting Yuengling Light calories front and center on the label, Yuengling also started publishing other nutritional information on the label. Here is publicly available Yuengling Light Lager nutritional information per serving of beer.

  • 99 calories
  • 8.5 grams carbohydrates
  • 0.82 grams protein
  • 0.1 grams fat

The only other Yuengling bottle to list nutritional information on the label is Yuengling Light.

Yuengling Black and Tan Calories

Perhaps Yuengling’s most unique beer, Black and Tan, has 153 calories per serving.

Black and Tan is a mixture of 60% Porter and 40% Premium. Yuengling Porter has 160 calories while Yuengling Premium has 141 calories.  Just for the fun of it, let’s check the math here to see if things add up.

And there you have it—a combination of 60% Yuengling Porter and 40% Yuengling Premium yields the expected Yuengling Black and Tan calories count of 153. Right on point.

Which Yuengling Beer Has the Least Calories?

The Yuengling beer with the least calories is Yuengling Flight with just 95 calories.

Yuengling has two other beers with less than 100 calories:  Light Lager and Light with 99 and 98 calories respectively.

Which Yuengling Beer Has the Most Calories?

The Yuengling beer with the most calories is Hershey's Chocolate Porter with 180 calories. In general, porter-style beer tends to be heavier and contain more calories than traditional lager beer.

Speaking of heavier beer, Raging Eagle has the second most calories of Yuengling's lineup with 172 calories per serving.

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