Roosters Brewing Polygamy Pale Ale

Brewed by Roosters Brewing Co. (US)
Style: American Pale Ale
locations in Ogden and Layton, Utah USA

Serve in Lager glass, Shaker, Tulip

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Really not impressed by this brew not much hop balance not much to talk about except dont expect much. Like random hops a random brew and you may want to be single ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone

Tap pint at the Layton brewpub. Honestly, I ordered it just to have rated two beers called "Polygamy" and because it seemed the hoppiest option available. It was fine overall. A little fruitiness from the hops but maybe a little thin too. Fine.

Very nice hoppy aroma with hints of citrus and pine. Poured a orange clear with some good carbonation, white foamy head that diminishes fast but leaves a nice lacing. Taste is a nice piny earthy citrus flavor with a bit of bitterness. A little thin for me but not bad.

on tap in layton 7/23/10. bright orange tinted brown iced tea color with a white head and webby foam. aromas of pine, dirty earthy hops, caramel maltiness, floral, orange and pith and some grassiness. the flavor is the same with a dry earthy finish. the palate is dry and it is mildly bitter throughout. lingering hoppy aftertaste (chinooks?). nicely drinking session pale packed with goodness. 7/3/7/3/15/3.5

An ok pale ale. Nice bitterness, well balanced. Nothing really suprising that would make it want to buy it. Just a decent beer.

Draft @ Mountain Brewers Beer Fest 2010, Idaho Falls, ID. Pours a clear amber color with a small off-white head. Has a fruity malty hoppy citrus aroma. Fruity malty hoppy citrus flavor. Has a fruity malty hoppy grapefruit finish.

On tap at Ogden brewpub
Appearance: Clear amber/copper with a nice white head and lots of lacing left in the glass
Aroma: Caramel and citrus
Taste: Light caramel and citrus flavors, not aftertaste
This is a very good pale ale, well balanced.

Draft at Ogden location: Copper-amber with a thin white head. Huge caramel notes wafted up. Surprising amount of malt presence for just 4 percent ABV. Grassy hops with a citric nip. Aftertaste had some sharpness, though sweetness still seemed to prevail. Decent beer to drink but I wouldn’t seek it out. Ironic how my rating is 3.2.

Clear dark honey colored body. Crisp peppery hop bitterness up front on the tongue, with rough and gritty hops drying in the finish - pine wood and starchy corn throughout give it a nice roughness. Overall not as bad as their other every day beers, and it has IPA-level bitterness.

A decent albeit simple, but very sessionable pale ale that shows nice balance. Light to medium bodied with a great bitter hop bite with some resiny notes in the tail. Light caramel maltiness.