Unibroue La Fin Du Monde

Brewed by Unibroue (Sapporo)
Style: Abbey Tripel
Chambly, Canada

Bottle. Pours a hazy gold with a thick white head. A little grainy at first, but opening up into some light pear, caramel, and hay notes. A faint light sourness at the start, more of a crisp acidity really. Honey, hay, and light fruit. Finishes dry and a bit sweet. The abv on here is hidden quite well.

Cloudy gold color. Citrus and spice flavors with a champagne-like flavor as well. Well-made and quite enjoyable.

golden pour, tons of fluffy white head...great yeast and spice character...nice amount of malt sweetness

750-ml bottle Marcello’s, Lafayette, LA - Aroma: orange, banana, lemon, spicey (ester); Appearance: hazy, pale golden, off-white head (disappears quickly), no laces; Flavor: sweet, salty (malt), orange, lemon, peppery (yeast), soft alcohol; Mouthfeel: light to medium bodied, slight creamy; Overall: nice balance of spicy, fruity, and alcohol aroma, and flavored beer. However, disappointing carbonation and head.

Great tasting beer. Tried in a bottle at Knoxville, TN Brewer’s Jam. Hazy, golden color with medium. Spicy flavor with great finish.

Lovely yeasty Belgian aromas with chunky biscuit and lemony freshness. Robust and tasty though it disguises its high ABV very well. Super relaxed and soft in the mouth with bready lightness and zingy citrus. The ABV comes up late in the throat with a light burn and delicious warming effect. Not hugely deep and a bit stale overall to be honest.

Considering how alcohol-y most Unibroue beers are, this one is pretty smooth. Funky with some fruit notes.

surprisingly light and citrusy on the nose. orange pour with frothy white head. The nose of this beer is absolutely amazingpossibly some weet citrus as well. taste of slight slcohol....citrus, spice....absolutely delicious. crisp and clean. refreshing on the palate.