Brasserie Dieu du Ciel!
2331 ratings
Brasserie Dieu du Ciel!
Montreal, Canada


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Post author: Clément_BzH
Clément_BzH
3 days ago
5.0
C’est tropicanal !!

Post author: Julien M
Julien M
@ Foire international de Metz
6 days ago
3.8
Bonne bière avec de très jolies notes hibiscus une bonne rondeur

Post author: Clément_BzH
Clément_BzH
7 days ago
5.0
Elles sont donc stoutes comme ça les londonienne ?

Post author: Clément_BzH
Clément_BzH
7 days ago
5.0
Beaucoup trop jeune 1019 pour mon Nico !

Post author: Clément_BzH
Clément_BzH
7 days ago
5.0
Voilà clairement mon krush pour la vie ! La bière ou les 2 beaux mâles sur la photo ? À vous de choisir en commentaire

Post author: Clément_BzH
Clément_BzH
7 days ago
5.0
Moralité, ne jamais envoyer des nudes à son cousin !

Post author: ebelisle
ebelisle
18 days ago
3.7
J’adore les Brett, mais celle ci n’est pas ma préférée

Post author: WexiLahti
WexiLahti
@ Hoptimaal
24 days ago
3.7
A nightcap. 2025 vintage. Scotch Ale. Bourbon barrel aged. An interesting combination but why not? The flashlight test reveals that the beer is transparent. The color is chestnut brown, that is red hued. The carbonation is average. A limited beige head falls short of one finger and dissipates fast to a normal lace ring on the top. Bourbon is identifiable in the fragrance. Escorts are vanilla and caramel. A suggestion of toffee seals the package. The taste offers relatively ample Bourbon. A medley of caramel, toffee, date and vanilla. The impression is, first, soft, then, alcoholic. The flavor cocktail is intriguing, not super complex and as if marginally immature. The body is medium-full to full. The tail waves with alcoholic and Bourbonic spectrums. A bit raw. The sensation is medium-full to full, smooth, intense, deep, lip-glueing and barrel aged. Warming and a tad alcoholic, as well. BBA surely adds intensity and elements to the beer but I'm not convinced that the whole entity is superior to an unbarreled version.