Unibroue La Fin Du Monde

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

Poured into Duvel tulip. Ton’s of head. Smells yeasty and fruity. Citrusy flavor and somewhat sweet. One of the best tripels around.

Poured a deep golden color with orange hues. The head was white and fluffy. The aromas were so inviting! The backbone was really sweet yeast with scents of honey, oranges, and alcohol all melding together perfectly! The flavor was strong on the honey flavor, but the palate was very nice. Nice carbonation and easy to drink.

Great beer. Pours cloudy golden color with great effervescence and carbonation. Flavor is fruity with a nice mouthfeel. Crisp.

Pours clouded medium gold. Decent head at first but it fades quickly. Flavor initially sweet on the tongue, then a burst of citrus. Flavors of lemon, apricot, yeast, and bold cloves. There is also a unique tartness underlying the sweet flavor, which is a pleasant surprise. Offers a nice crisp medium to heavy body and a creamy finish with lingering citrus, spice, and a touch of alcohol. Very excellent beer.

Bottle into a pint glass. It pours a magnificent foamy head. Very nice aromas, very fruity, almost like a sweet white wine. Very pale, golden color. Some caramel, citrics and yeasty (no dark malts to cover it). Very nicely balanced. Good palate. Clean finish. Great!

Another exquisite brew from these guys, I have enjoyed all of these so far... I also get the TJ versions too... starts with a sizable head that settles to a 3/4 finger head/lacing with fine champagne like effers, very nice aromas of candied dried apricots, citrus zest, baking spices and some bready yeast, almost white ale like but with heavier malting and fruitiness... this may not be the traditional triple but go for it anyways, it won’t dissappoint... flavors are a complex balanced creamy blend of apricots, peaches, citrusy zest some ginger and nutmeg like spices... the fruits expell themselves on the light creamy finish... I like this one a lot.

Pours a darker orange color, aroma is yeasty and sweet, with alcohol present, taste of peppery clove and other spices, aforementioned fruits, and sweet malts on the finish....one of my fav beers.

Hazy golden color with a huge, fluffy white head that lasts forever. Nice lacing too. Taste is sweet and spicy like bannanas, cloves, oranges, and maybe a touch of honey. Alcohol is well-hidden and the palate is smooth with lively carbonation. Very drinkable and enjoyable.