The holiday season can be characterized by many things, like Christmas trees, poinsettias, garland, and egg nog!
The Virginia Farm Bureau takes us on a tour of some creameries that offer this delicious dairy treat.
Fun fact: on average, Americans drink about 135 million pounds of egg nog every year!
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