Unibroue Don de Dieu

A hazy golden beer with a large fluffy white head. I got some clumpy yeast sediment from the pour, which is unfortunate. The aroma is quite tart, with light fruit notes (apple, citrus). The taste is citrus as well, and bready, a little yeasty, with some belgian-y spice. Tastes quite like a strong wheat beer, reminds of champagne, as previous tasters have noted. The mouthfeel is very effervescent, and the alcohol is well-hidden. Not my favorite unibroue, but well worth a taste.

pours a hazy gold with small white head. smells of sweet pear. tastes slightly dry, very fizzy. a good amount of citrus, and it leaves a sweet flavor on the tip of the tongue

Bouteille de 341 ml. Cette bière de couleur jaune- paille- trouble possède une mousse imposante qui diminue rapidement pour laisser place à un simnple cercle. Au nez on découvre des arômes d’alcool, de coriandre, de poivre, d’écorce d’orange, de levure, de pêche, de mangue et d’ananas. En bouche la bière a un bon corps et une texture pétillante. On retrouve des flaveurs d’agrume, de pêche, de mangue, d’alcool, de levure ainsi que de sucre. La finale est poivrée et sucrée.

Unibroue Don de Dieu ABV: 9% Calories: estimated at 200C Volume: 12 fl oz Glass: 4 oz stem goblet Purchased at: The Beer Outlet, Unibroue Sampler Price per fl oz: $64.00 / 288 fl oz = $0.22 per fl oz Consumed at: home sensory first impression: Beautiful yellow-gold body with quickly dissipating whitish head. No head remains, in seconds. Definitely a banana infused style. Carbonated and flavored deeply and in a very well balanced way. Reminds of champagne. Aroma/Olfactory: 9 out of 10 Malt flavor is: nutty, toasted, fruity, banana, pear. Hop flavor is: flowery. Yeast flavor is: banana nut bread. moist, with a very long crisp finish. Other flavors include: banana, walnut, cinnamon, clove, milk. Visuals/Appearance: 3 out of 5 Color is: clear yellow gold. Liquid is: bright, clear immaculate. Head and lace are: nonexistent. quickly dissipating. Taste/Flavor: 10 out of 10 Maltiness or Sweetness level is: medium. Hoppiness or Bitterness level is: medium. Sour level is: low. Palate/Tactile: 4 out of 5 Body or Mouthfeel is: crisp, dry, spicy. Texture is: sharp, bubbly. Carbonation is: active, biting. Finish is: long, sweet, and bananas. Overall experience: 18 out of 20. I liked the flavor, depth, color, aroma, and signature. The visuals are a bit lacking.

Bottle: Pale gold pour with a small, fizzy white head. Aroma is fruity and estery. Little bits of yeast. Flavor is much more fruity, some apple and citrus notes. Light Belgian spices and a underlying yeast presence. Rather soft in intensity.

Part of a blind taste test with Trois Pistoles and La Fin du Monde. My least favorite of the three. Still good though. One thing that stood out was the effervescent nature of the beer. Alcohol was a little too strong to be enjoyed, especially compared to the other two I was trying.

A super citrus blast, unexpected at first, but palatable once you’re used to it. A bit too much of a wine-like taste in there, though. Upon second attempt, a year later, not so happy with it.

Not bad but falls short of the last Unibroue I tried (Trois Pistoles). Pours a hazy orange color topped with a thick white head. The aroma is nice, that of a strong orange juice. Fruity, floral, yeasty and a bit sour and tangy tasting. High alcohol content, and they do a decent job hiding it. It’s a good beer but not a great one.