Hibiscus Blanc
Brasserie Dieu du Ciel!

Hazy pale golden yellow with 1-2 fingers of foamy white head.
Aroma is floral, slightly fruity - melon, citrus; grassy, citrus hops and a bit funky/yeasty.
Slightly tart and floral on the palate; bright, grassy with notes of melon, lemon, spice (?coriander) and a somewhat sharp leafy citrus bitterness.
Light side of medium mouthfeel with sharp prickly carbonation and a lingering funky tart bitterness.
Good - I may have rated higher if it had been called a hoppy saison, which is more what it felt like.

Can: Poured a slightly hazy yellow color ale with a large white foamy head with OK retention and light lacing notes. Aroma of light citrus notes with some floral notes. Taste is also a mix of light citrus hops notes with some floral notes and a slightly dry bitter finish. Body is about average with good carbonation. Enjoyable though hibiscus is not as prevalent as expected.

Medium: Capped + long tulip glass.
Opacity: Clear with a slight haze.
Color: Shiny straw.
Head: Slightly foamy 1 finger.
Legs: Mediocre and poor swirl reaction.
Smell: Flowery/Caramel/Wild yeast.
Taste: Oatmeal/Grapefruits/Straw.
Feel: Floral/Tropical/Barnyard.
Body: Medium to full oily, mildly bland and too thick.
Carbonation: Moderately crispy and sharp.
Overall: High quality white IPA, heavily flowery and dry hopped.

Visual 4.5/10 - Flavors 8/10 - Sensations 7.5/10 - Balance 8/10 -
Freshness 6/10 - Intensity 7/10 - Complexity 7.5/10 - Appreciation 8/10

Yellow color with a unique hibiscus flower flavor. A little sour and bitter taste balanced with the malt in the end. It could be a smooth entry to someone who wants to try an IPA. But that's not the best IPA you can have.