Unibroue Don de Dieu

Imperial Wit. 12oz bottle, gold foil. Pours clear golden. Vinous aroma. Tart flavor. like a chardonnay. Perfect forf the lady wine drinkers.

Pours hazy peach with modest white head. Aroma is quite strong- citrus and spice with typical and recognizable uniboue yeast strain. Flavor is of citrus- orange and lemon with both sweet and sour notes noticable. Palate is prickly, smooth and coating. Overall a quite enjoyable offering- a nice light belgian strong.

opaque straw pour, light dissipating head. classic Unibroue yeast aroma, much like a belgian white, spicy, citrus hints. flavor is sweet citrus with orange peel- light and sweet version of Maudite. solid mouthfeel, very good beer.

straw pour. light dissipating pour. classic Unibroue spiciness. Sweet citrusy taste. no alcohol taste, suprising for 9%.

My first Unibroue experience and i came away impressed i don’t know if its a Gift from God but the flavor of this beer is excellent poured a nice pale gold color with plenty of head not overpowering but a lot of citrus flavor and a very little hint of some spice .... hides the 9% very well not malty or hoppy very soft flavor a memorable brew

Strong aroma of golden hay. Somewhat cloudy with lively carbonation. Frothy head. Somewhat of a champagne mouth-feel. Crisp and refreshing.

Sampled during Cellar’s Wine & Spirits Wednesday evening tasting via Unibroue representative. Pours a cloudy golden blonde brew with a thick and lumpy off-white head that has some nice retention. Aroma of mild yeast, golden grain bread dough, a touch of honey and citrus zest. Taste is medium bodied, light carbonated with flavors of golden grain malt, yeast, some honey and a touch of vanilla. Finish is semi-sweet with a yeast, banana and golden grain malt aftertaste.

Cloudy yellow pour with a finger thick off white head. Yeast and corn on the nose. A strong spice and a hint of alcohol as well as some over ripe banana and cloves.