FROTHINGSLOSH (1446), GREENSBURG, Pennsylvania, USA Jan 11, 2005 Updated: Feb 10, 2006I have been drinking this beer for 5 years now. It is one of my staples and my beer fridge is never without a couple of bottles of this one. Even before my all consuming passion for good beer took hold I was drinking this one and their Trois Pistoles. I can not believe it has taken me this long to sit down and rate one. Sampled from a 12 oz brown bottle this fine brew pours an opaque bright orange color with a large white head. The aroma is strong and has a strong yeasty element and notes of pear, apples and spice. The mouthfeel is thick and the flavor is strong with sweetness. There are strong yeasty tastes and ripe fruit - pear, apple and maybe a hint of apricot. There is a mild dry spicy finish that is stark contrast to the sweet beginning and middle. The 9% alcohol is well hidden in this beer. In short this is a fabulous beer and one of my dear favorites. BorealeBoy (11), Omaha, New Hampshire, USA May 31, 2004 Fuckin’ Unibroue! Fuckin’ raise your glass! Good show!!! This beer is fucking amazing.
10/10 iambeer (255), Ontario, Canada Mar 18, 2005 Exciting is one adjective to describe this wonderful beverage.One drink and the taste seemed to wake the palate after so many boring beers. Try it, like it, love it. Cheers. DeadGuyFrank (316), http://westchesterbeer.com, USA Oct 30, 2007 Abbey Tripels are my favorite and La Fin Du Monde is another reason why....exquistely hoppy and yeasty...ripe fruit and spicy, a little bit of cinnamon and clove taste in the back of the throat. Well carbonated and balanced. AaronBradley (7), Toronto, Ontario, Canada does not count Aug 23, 2005 Golden and divine. A treat that I can now get it at several downtown Toronto pubs. C’est What and others...
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