Beer 213 - Unibroue Don De Dieu

Brewed and bottled by Unibroue, Chambly, Quebec, Canada.  Bought at HEB and drunk at home while preparing dinner

Unibroue has  a very nice and well thought out web site: http://www.unibroue.com/en/home/

The web site says "

ABV      9.0 %
Fermentation	Top
Style	Triple wheat ale
Color	Orange-golden hue
SRM	5
Clarity	Lightly cloudy
Head	White, creamy
Bubbles	Fine
Effervescence	Slow
Nose	Complex aromas of vanilla and fruitcake, flowers, and honey
Flavor	Smooth, complex flavor that is slightly fruity, malty, nutty, and yeasty, with a hint of unfiltered sake.
IBU	10.5
Body	Medium
Aftertaste	Medium
Suggested serving temperature	6º –8ºC, better at 10ºC / 43° - 46°F, better at 50°F

The bottle is more prosaic " Don de Dieu (Gift of God) was the name of the ship that Samuel de Champlain sailed on his mission to “explore and discover the vast and perilous land of America” in the name of the King of France. His travels led to the founding of Quebec City in 1608 (a modification of the Algonquin word “kebec” which means “where the river narrows”). Inspired by this great adventure, Unibroue created Don de Dieu an abbey-style triple wheat ale refermented in the bottle."

A delightful beer, strong, well blanced and very drinkable.