What spices are in La Fin du Monde?

Solid blend of coriander and orange, with some good spicy phenols and a pleasantly dry finish. The orange also moderates the malty sweetness. Very similar taste to the aroma: citrus, bananas, cloves, black pepper, and even a touch of pineapple. High carbonation helps to provide a cleansing finish.

Who makes La Fin du Monde beer?

Unibroue
La Fin du Monde (The end of the world) is produced by Unibroue, which was started out as a craft brewer in the 1990s in Chambly. It’s since been swallowed up twice over, first by Sleeman in 2004, and then by Sapporo in 2006.

Is La Fin du Monde a craft beer?

La Fin Du Monde a classic tripel and a great Canada’s craft beer.

How is Tripel beer pronounced?

Pronunciation note: we pronounce all of these beers the same way you would in American english. A tripel is pronounced the same way as you’d say “triple.” Dubbel is “double.” Singel, “single.”

How is tripel beer pronounced?

How do you pronounce tripel beer?

How do you pronounce dubbel beer?

At some breweries, you’ll even find quadrupels, also known as “quads.” Pronunciation note: we pronounce all of these beers the same way you would in American english. A tripel is pronounced the same way as you’d say “triple.” Dubbel is “double.” Singel, “single.”

What is Unibroue beer?

Unibroue is still building its reputation today with these beers from the grand tradition of Belgian brewing. Our beers are refermented through a method established by Trappist monks for over two centuries.

What are Unibroue nectars?

These devine nectars are particularly sought after by connoisseurs for their beer cellars and collections. These beers are born out of the shared passion and friendship of Dave Mustaine of Megadeth and Unibroue’s master brewer Jerry Vietz. Together, they’re enough to satisfy heavy music lovers and light beer lovers alike.

Is Brasserie Broubec owned by Sapporo?

Afterward, it changed its corporate name to Brasserie Broubec Inc. and in July 1993 merged with Unibroue. It was bought by Canadian brewer, Sleeman Breweries Ltd., in 2004. Sleeman, in turn, was purchased in 2006 by Sapporo.