Unibroue La Fin Du Monde

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

Very nice! Sweet yeasty aroma. Dark golden opaque colour. Very yeasty flavour, some malt. But I have to tell you, I couldn't really notice the 9% alcoholic content.

Bottle. A lasting, white cream head over an unclear, golden brown colored body. Fresh acidulous fruity and fresh yeasty aroma with bubblegum, citrus and perfume. Taste is semi-dry crisp malts, acidulous fruits and mild spices. Good body. Clean and crisp in the mouth. Acidic-bitter end. A wonderful Tripel.

750 ml bottle. Cloudy yellow in color with a nice white head. Banana clove aroma. Spicey. Malty flavor with hints of spice. Nice beer. Full bodied. Enjoyable.

spicy malt aroma. cloudy yellow orange color. coriander and orange flavor. warm alcohol in throat. full bodied. very good.

Twist-off cap removal yielded a lively release. This is one of the better looking Triples in a glass; the dense and creamy foam never relents. Huge aroma full of ginger, peach, pepper, vanilla, mango, green olive, lemon zest, wood, and some toastines; there are also some subtle phenolic hints. Medium-full palate with yeasty softness. Moderately complex flavors of anise, peach, zucchini bread, honey, white grape, kiwi, and black pepper. Perhaps this boasts more tropical fruitinesss than any other Triple I have experienced. Finishes with tea notes and subtle hop leaf bitterness. Readily availablity always makes this a mainstay at my home.

Nice golden yellow cloudy appearance. Pleasant malty aroma. First sip is alcohol and yeast. A very powerful beer. It remains yeasty and malty. This is a very good beer, but its definitely hard to drink more than one. Probably would not pair well with food. wow.

Lightly hazy golden color with a fizzy head that disappears quickly. Aroma is very spicy and peppery with some white grape and banana hints. Taste delivers everything on the aroma - banana, white grape, clove spiciness and pepper aspects along with smooth malt flavor and light Belgium yeast. The mouthfeel is lighter than most tripels and has very sharp carbonation. It detracts a bit from the flavor, but not much. Finish is a bit on the sour side that lingers along with the spices. Further down the banana and clove aspects come to the front much like the Don de Dieu - the finish also mellows from the sourness to an earthly Belgium yeast feel. A very nice beer from a consistant brewery.

Murky yellow colour, little bit of alcohol taste to it. Coriander, cloves and other spices present in the taste. Tastes a bit like a belgian white beer.