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Just in time for Thanksgiving we are proud to bring you the third beer in our 15 year collaboration project. When I approached Epic Brewing about brewing a beer with them they couldn’t have been more accommodating and enthusiastic. I was quite surprised when they presented me with the packaging and was very flattered by the bottle design. We ended up concocting a vanilla porter. It’s an offshoot of the style I’ve always found highly drinkable and wholely approachable. The nose is a tad faint after the initial foam has shrunk away, but there’s a good bit of sweetness, some vanilla, and a bit of roastiness hanging out in the background. The taste is roasty on the first sip, blending in a bit of that raisin from the aroma with a dark bready malt flavor and… yeah, this is DEFINITELY a vanilla beer, It’s not overpowering and it feels like the there was a small dollop cream and vanilla. On later sips, the raisiny thing fades away a bit and it’s more like roasty/malty straight into nice sm … |
Source: Utah Beer
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