#12beers of Beercember Unibroue La Fin Du Monde Review
It’s the 11th day of Nathaniel Square Corner Store’s #12beers of Beercember event, and beer number 11 is from one of my favorite breweries, and happens to be one of my favorite beers too.
Tonight we have Unibroue’s amazing La Fin Du Monde (end of the world) beer. It’s a Belgian Tripel weighing in at an nice round 9% ABV.
This beer pours the color and clarity of golden light honey with a thin head that retreats to the edge of the glass quickly. It smells of sweet citrus and pineapple.
The taste of this beer is unbelievable. You may have heard me on the podcast or read me on here the site wax on poetically of the magic of the Belgian style, the yeasts they use and the crazy fruity flavors that come from them without the addition of any actual fruit. But the Quebec based Unibroue seems to have duplicated and in my opinion improved on the style creating a strong beer that is easy to drink, rich, with creamy pineaple and orange flavors.
This is probably my favorite Belgian of all time, although Belgian’s are one of my favorite beers styles so I am far from done with all my research.
What I really like about La Fin Du Monde is the level of carbonation. It seems to have a much higher level of carbination than other Belgians. The Champaign like bubbles really help finish the brew, leaving a clean taste in your mouth after each sip.
As you can tell I really can’t say enough about this beer. It’s obviously a 5/5 for me. I could drink this beer for breakfast on Christmas morning.
Merry Beercember!!!!
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