Dieu du Ciel Rosée dHibiscus

Draft at Volo. For me way too sour overall. Pours reddish brown colour. Hibiscus flowers dominate, berries and spice. Not bad, just not for me.

Bottle courtesy of thirdeye11. Clear orange pour. Smells sour with sweet/sour hops. Taste is fairly smooth with some niceness of fruit. Finishes well. Good.

bottled, thanks hanniku and Timo A! Red-amber color. Sweet flowery-berryish flavor with raspberry and orange. Sweetish berryish flavor with raspberry, strawberry, orange and some sulfur. Interesting long spicy, berryish and more beery finish. very original, wide variety of aromas and flavors from aroma to finish.

Clear light ruby with a bubbly head. Herbaceous aroma, with rose and sour candy. Light bitterness, soft easy drinking carbonation, with a but of a sour end.

Bottle. Pours a pinkish red with a thin off white head. Aroma is very flora with clear hibiscus notes. Flavor is light an fruit with a sweet floral undertone though a bit watery.

Pours the color of a blood orange with a nice murky haze and a one finger frothy white head. Nose is very interesting, discernible pink grapefruit, fruity, some spice, some phenol. Flavor is similar, pink grapefruit rind, spicy, some strange stuff going on. Palate is crisp with a certain sharpness. Very interesting I’ll say.

Deep clear rose/orange with thin cream head. Spice/fruit aroma. Medium body, slightly sweet with floral notes and acidic finish.

Bottle. Pours a beautiful pink-orange with a small pink-tinted chapeau. aroma is of perfumey hibiscus with sweet wheaty undertones. I’m familiar with hibiscus from when we lived in Australia, where we were given small hibiscus blossoms in light syrup to put in our glasses of bubbly (usually prosecco) at a party. Very cool idea, and the aroma and flavour is perfectly reflected in this beer. Flavours are perfumey hibiscus with a suggestion of strawberries. The palate is light, and the finish is dry. An interesting idea, and really a very nice beer. I wonder where they get their hibiscus from...