Two IPAs from unexpected parts: Quebec and Sweden. Accordingly, both are on the pricey side.
Dieu du Ciel Corne du Diable: The devil's horn. It's in the style of "la cote ouest de l'Amerique du Nord," and it tastes it. Pretty golden amber with lacy head, it smells of Cascade dry hopping. Medium-to-full in body and lightly carbonated. Malty, hoppy (though nothing ridiculous), grapefruit and pine. Tingles the ribs afterwards. Nils Oscar India Pale Ale: A classier label, I think, although possibly a bit dull. This one also claims a US influence, with "American Amarillo hops to give the exotic aroma of tropical fruit." It seems lighter in color and in body (I didn't drink them side by side), and fizzier. It is in fact vaguely fruity tasting (not citrusy, as I tend to think of Amarillos), and maybe spicy/earthy. No IPA hop blast, but it's pleasant. What semi-spoils it for me is the finish, which is dry and in fact chalky. The effects of a less than fresh bottle? I don't know. I don't regret that it isn't an American-style hop bomb, although others may, but it loses points for the powder.
For me, this is now two winners from Dieu du Ciel.
5 comments:
Dieu du Ciel Corne du Diable and Nils Oscar India Pale Ale are a good drinks and I think that it is the best information about the wines.
I like to drink wine, especially red wine but I just tried a few brands only. I am interested to try "Dieu du Ciel Corne du Diable and Nils Oscar IPA" and drink with my friends. It must be great fun...
Dieu du Ciel Corne du Diable is amazing table wine! it haves no match after all, great selection!
The flavor that wine has it, its a fact well known. The age of a wine its important, also a similar fact its about where and how the wine its keept. The flavor is all that counts most.
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