Dieu du Ciel L’Herbe à Détourne

Brewed by Dieu du Ciel
Style: Abbey Tripel
Montreal, Canada

Serve in Trappist glass, Tulip

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Brumeux, robe jaune orange, mousse parfaitement crémeuse. Forte odeur d’agrume. Goût riche, amertume tranchante qui domine, sucre en arrière plan, un peu terreux. Chaud et rond en bouche. Très bone bière, seul critique; l’arrière goût est pas très bon.

UPDATED: AUG 23, 2012 Hazy dark orange colour with a lively carbonation. Great aroma, has all those belgian yeast fruity esters but is also has a tropical citrus note amplified by the hops. The palate is rich and warming like a tripel should be but the hops adds a certain depth of character and a leafy/bitter & juicy goodness to the brew. delicious!! one of my favs.

UPDATED: MAY 31, 2012 341ml bottle. Amber/organge pour with almost white head that leaves a little lace. Smells like a spruce farm with underlying hints of fruit and Belgian yeast. Lots more fruit on the palate with some spruce and yeast. Finishes with a good long bitterness that has a lot of fruit and a little heat.

2012-05-19. Dark orange amber body with a small beige head. 3+ interesting aroma, leafy herbaceous hops, light malt, muted sweet citrus. 7+ Flavour is quite nice, leafy citrusy, mild alcohol, mild sweetish malt core. 7++ Smooth average plus to medium bodied palate. 3+ Dangerously drinkable, pleasantly hoppy. Quite nice. More please. Bottle shared by DuctTape 16

Single bottle purchased from Zyn Liqour in Calgary, AB on 05/11/2012. Colour: Light orange/dark yellow combo, with medium-high soft white foam. Nose: Herbal introduction which graduates to sweet fruit of berries and melon. Traces of flowers dance in the background. The malt plays sweet here. Medium-high sweet, medium bitter. medium-light sour. Plenty of sweetness to go around, which I presume is present to dull down the 10.2 abv a bit, no? The hops are grapefruit-esqu and mid to late palate displays a basket of herbs and spices. They linger long into the finish. Decent.

341ml bottle pours a slightly hazy golden orange color with a 2 finger white head that leaves some nice lacing on the glass. Aromas are dominated by citrus with some faint yeast notes and light fruits. Taste is malty sweet with some light citrus and fruits and hints of yeast. Has a dry finish. Medium bodies with modest carbonation leaving a nice mouthfeel. A nice representation of a Belgian style tripel and highly recommended.

341 ml bottle from grand duc. A: punchy grapefruit, citrus, fruity. App: clear light golden with small white head. T/p: med body with medium long bitter finish followed by some warmness from the alcohol. Soft carbonation. O: amazing glad I bought two packs.

Bière blonde dorée d’apparence trouble ayant une belle tête mousseuse. Des odeurs assez prononcées de houblon, d’agrumes, d’herbes variées et d’épices. Goût assez rentre-dedans. C’est amer, résineux, huileux et ça ne laisse pas de place à autre chose à part l’alcool, qui lui, semble rouler en Hummer dans une ruelle. L’arrière-goût est tapissé par l’amertume. Pas très subtil. (225-010512)

Bottle - 341ml. Beautiful hazy amber body with an average, lasting white foamy/creamy head. Its fresh hoppy aroma carries strong melon hints. Alcohol is very well hidden. Sharp, well balanced hoppy taste with malty, melon, and some piney notes. Ends with a long, robust, moderately warming bitter finish. Very nice!

Beautiful finger of yellowish off whtie head and big lacing rings. Clear body with a colour of pale golden with bright orange hints in the body. Medium carbonation in the body. Looks like an IPA. Big hop aroma with huge resin and citrus fruit notes. Massively resinous and zesty citrus hops. Nose has some mild esters and a sweet yeast aroma. The taste has grapefruit, lemon, potent hop with a lingering bitterness and dryness on the finish. Dont notice the alcohol at all, but light Belgian yeast flavor and fruity apple and pears. Light spice and no malts at all. This drinks like an Imperial IPA, not a tripel.