This is the first beer that I bought because of the bottle. The bottle is a great dark brown with silver label. Unfortunately I did not get a very good picture as I was using my phone at Thanksgiving dinner. The beer itself had a great dark color and solid head. Aroma had some fruit and yeast aspects to it. Taste was bad at first but improved as the beer got warmer. I should have looked at the suggested serving temperature below because it was much better towards the end of the bottle. Of course some of that may have been the 10.5% ABV helping to mask the taste. Overall a bit disappointing but I did only buy it because of the bottle.
Pros: Bottle
Cons: Needs to be served warm
Alcohol Content: 10.5% ABV
Calories: ???
IBU (Bitterness): 15
Rating: 
Brewers Website: Unibroue
Brewers Description:
| Origin | Chambly, Quebec |
| Brewed since | 2002 |
| ABV | 10.5% |
| Fermentation | High |
| Style | Abbey-style |
| Color | Black, nearly opaque dark chestnut color |
| SRM | 45 |
| Clarity | low |
| Head | Persistent and thick |
| Bubbles | Thin |
| Effervescence | Medium |
| Nose | Rich notes of fruits and spices |
| Flavor | Subtle fruit flavors are complemented by rich Madeira wine notes. |
| IBU | 15 |
| Suggested serving temperature | 10 – 12°C / 50 – 54°F |
| Suggested glass | Chalice |