For this year's Spring Break boondoggle, we headed out to Las Vegas for a few days and then ventured up to Zion National Park in Springdale, Utah. After a hard day of clamoring up and over natural obstacles, we stopped at Zion Pizza & Noodle for well, um, pizza and noodles. While Benita, The Urchins, and my In-Laws (what's a trip to Vegas without a carload full of family?) ordered their pizzas and a trough of soda, I opted for a slightly higher octane beverage to go with the house special (chicken parmesan over a bed of linguine with a light cream sauce). After all of that walking, I was in need of a lubricant so I had to get a beer, you know, for medicinal purposes only.
Before we begin the review, here's what Wasatch has to say about the Polygamy Porter:
Why have just one? Polygamy Porter is a smooth, chocolately, easy-drinkin' brown porter that's more than a little naughty. Take some home to the wives!And, now for the review...
- Appearance: Pitch black with minimal foam but good retention.
- ABV: 4%
- Aroma: A little doughy (wet bread) with a hint of coffee.
- Taste: A little thin (watery) with hints of copper, hops and coffee. Baker's chocolate comes through mid-palate with only the slightest bitterness in the finish.
The Verdict
I'm a big fan of stouts and porter so I was really looking forward to this one. Unfortunately, it was a little bit like a thin chocolate syrup with just the slightest "beer" notes. Not particularly interesting but not bad either.
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