Dieu du Ciel Corne du Diable

Brewed by Dieu du Ciel
Style: India Pale Ale (IPA)
Montreal, Canada

Toffee colored, sticky head. Caramel & earthy hops. Little metallic, older bottle and more malt forward now.

Bottle: Orange with a lot of lace. Aroma is really citric and cedar wood. Very earthy with an almost sour bitterness that finishes sharply....mouth puckering.

Pours a slightly hazy orange brown with an inch of off-white head. Has strong citrus and spicy hops aroma. Lots of sweet malts coming through as well. I also smell other fruits like green grapes. Taste is an excellent balance of sweet flavors underneath plenty of bitter and spicy hop flavor. Light citrus, apple, and caramel flavors are also present. Medium-light bodied and medium carbonation. The finish is quite grassy a spicy. This is an excellent twist on an I.P.A. Delicious.

Ranging between 10,99$ (!) and 14,99$ for a 6-pack in Quebec’s Self-Aborted Country (...). I saw it at 4,99$ per 341ml bottle on the website of a liquor store in Washington, D.C.! An impressive beer, very bitter, with powerful malt flavors, warming with a hint of sweetness hidden in this well balanced kick-ass-power-brew. Grapefruit, caramel, pine, freshness (yeah, it’s in there!), long aftertaste. Great in bottle, delightful on tap at the sympathetic brewpub in Saint-Jérôme, a now occasional beer at Montreal’s brewpub. I’m really glad they bottled this one. Official winner of the best-IPA-in-Quebec title, with both Hopfenstark Postcolonial and Bièropholie’s amazing IPAs down on the floor bleeding seriously (all others have been slaughtered brutally). ADDED: Hello, my love, I just dropped by to tell you how I grew to love you more and more, how your perfume is making me lose my head, how you taste delightfully fruity, bitter and wet. Your moisten taste reminds me of a greek baklava. Be sure you’ll stay for long in my life! I love you. You are amazing!

Bottle. It pours hazy amber with a big off white head. Aroma is lovely, malt and lots of hops with notes of strawberries, grapes and hay. Unfortunately the flavour isn’t that intense, mainly dry citrus and malt with weak notes of hay. It has a tart and little to acidic aftertaste. But it’s a good one anyway.

12oz bottle from Belmont Station in Portland. Pours a deep amber with a moderate sized amber head. Very grassy aroma with a decided hint of apple as well. Nice apple and pine hop taste as well with a decidedly bitter and spicy finish. Quite enjoyable, now I need to pick up a Peche Mortel.

Bottle at Haket, Göteborg. Deep amber color, very nice lasting offwhite head. Fruity aroma, hops, apples, peach, tropical fruits, milky and creamy notes. Fruity, hoppy flavor, fruits, apples, peach, grass, and metal notes. Grapes and fruitsd and hops in the finish. Very nice body. One of the best IPA I ever have tried.

Bottle. I think this came from Glouglouburp. Pours amber with a thin off white head. Smells of perfume, wildflowers, hay. Tastes refreshing and spicy with some peppery splashes and a nice grassy finish. Not a typical IPA, but a very enjoyable one.