Lager (Navigator?)

Green Man’s lighter lager-style offerings aim to capture classic lager character without the high alcohol. The Navigator listing on the brewery’s site is described as delivering “full lager flavor” while staying under 0.5% alc/vol, giving you the clean, crisp profile of a lager in a low‑alcohol package. It’s offered in convenient 4‑packs of 16 oz cans, built for longer sessions, sharing, and cans-outside moments. The brewery’s year-round and rotating lineups often include these lighter lagers alongside their ales, showing a deliberate program to keep lower‑alcohol options on tap and in circulation. That approach makes it easy to choose a beer that’s easygoing in ABV but still rooted in traditional lager technique and balance, with malt presence and a restrained finish that leans toward sessionability. For people in North Carolina who want a lager-style beer without the alcohol impact, this sort of offering fits well with outdoor activities, long meals, and times when you want beer flavor but need to stay lighter on alcohol. The 16 oz can format gives a bit more pour per can than standard 12 oz bottles, and the 4‑pack is practical for sharing or packing for tailgates, beaches, and backyard grills. If you’re exploring Green Man’s lighter lagers, look for them alongside the brewery’s ales and seasonal releases; the brewery keeps a mix of styles on rotation so lighter lagers can appear alongside hoppier and malt-forward beers. For detailed ingredient lists or current availability in stores or at the brewery, check the product page or contact the retailer — breweries sometimes update recipes and pack formats, but the Navigator-style entry is positioned as a low‑alcohol lager that keeps lager flavor front and center.