Dieu du Ciel Rosée dHibiscus

Kind of strange. Very nice and unique color to it - light sparkling pink. Very light bodied and refreshing. Light flavored as well. Lightly spicey with a dry finish. Not much sweetness which is a plus. Strangely bitter - maybe its the hibiscus, I don’t know.

Quite the beautiful beer here. It could almost pass for a spicy Belgian ale. It pours a light hazy amber color, not pink as others described. The aromas are bountiful, lemon, fresh tomato, coriander, clove, orange and clean straw all mingle in the aroma. The flavor transmits nicely. Its not heavy at all, but it is filled with flavor. It’s rich malt texture is aided by the exotic (for beer) flavors that make it so intriguing.

Pink color with a medium head. Spicy floral aroma. Slightly vegetal. Light fruity (maybe apple?) taste. Very herbal. I will assume that taste is hibiscus. Bitter, but not a hop bitterness. Certainly enjoyable.

Hmmm...soft salmon-colored tightly packed head sits above a murky pink sapphire body. Aroma is floral, mildly sweet, and grassy. Flavor is somewhat spicy, fruity, and the wheat backbone is definitely there. Interesting.

Holy shit this beer is beautiful. One of the most gorgeous red colors I’ve ever seen in an ale. The aroma is neat, sweet and sort of grapey. The flavor......ehhh. Sweet. Hints of grape skin. Dries out at the end. Just not something I dig. It’s unique so it gets some points for that but I don’t want to drink this ever again.

can definately taste the florals - murky and lightly red with viirtually not head - enjoyed it but would prefer more if I could taste the alcohol.

8/30/08: Bottle.
Murky rose-brown body with a quickly dissipating white head. No lace. Aroma is very refreshing and clean - predominantly wheat with notes of fruit (peach and melon), spice and grass. Flavor is delicate, light and smooth - wheat, florals. Sour and acidic finish.

12oz bottle, courtesy of ryan. Thanks! Pours a bright, slightly red-raspberry color; very light pink head with fine-bubbled lacing. Loads of soft, generous floral notes in the aroma; white pepper, soft honey and ginger. Lively carbonation. Medium-to-full mouthfeel: lots of sweet sugar, floral notes, white pepper, and spicing upfront; overly sweet altogether, and lacking some of the legitimate complexity and clarity expressed in the nose; white pepper and ginger at the periphery. Decent, but slightly muddled and sweet. Lengthy finish: toasty malts, floral notes, and honey; plenty of white pepper.