LTTng version naming
Since LTTng 2.0, each release bears the name of a
Quebec
microbrewed beer.
2.13
Nordicité
Nordicité is the product of a
collaboration between
Champ Libre and
Boréale.
This farmhouse IPA is brewed with
Kveik yeast and
Québec-grown barley, oats, and juniper branches. The result is a
remarkable, fruity, hazy golden IPA that offers a balanced touch of
resinous and woodsy bitterness.
2.12
(Ta) Meilleure
Ta Meilleure is a Northeast IPA beer
brewed by Lagabière.
Translating to “Your best one”, this beer gives out strong aromas of
passion fruit, lemon, and peaches. Tastewise, expect a lot of fruit,
a creamy texture, and a smooth lingering hop bitterness.
2.11
Lafontaine
From Oshlag microbrewery, the
Lafontaine is a refreshing, zesty, rice beer with
hints of fruit and spices. Some even say it makes for a great Somaek when
mixed with Chamisul Soju, not that we've tried!
2.10
KeKriek
From Brasserie
Dunham, the KeKriek is a sour
mashed golden wheat ale fermented with local sour cherries from
Tougas orchards. Fresh sweet cherry notes with some tartness, lively
carbonation with a dry finish.
2.9
Joannès
A Berliner Weisse style beer from the
Trèfle Noir
microbrewery in Rouyn-Noranda,
the Joannès is a tangy beer
with a distinct pink dress and intense fruit flavor, thanks to the
presence of fresh blackcurrant grown in Témiscamingue.
2.8
Isseki Nicho
The result of a collaboration between Dieu du Ciel! and Nagano-based
Shiga Kogen, Isseki Nicho is a strong
Imperial Dark Saison offering a
rich roasted malt flavor combined with a complex fruity finish typical
of Saison yeasts.
2.7
Herbe à Détourne
Brewed with unrestraied amounts of Citra hop, the Herbe
à Détourne is a fantastic New World Tripel brewed by Dieu du Ciel!. Aromas of
mango, cantaloupe melon and passion fruit, combined with a
controlled bitter finish, unite in making this smooth golden-orange
beer stand apart.
2.6
Gaïa
From Benelux brewery in
Montreal, the Gaïa is a witbier
with a cloudy light amber ale color.
Aroma of coriander with floral hay notes is enchanting. Taste is also
dominated by the very floral coriander note and some medium sweet malt
notes.
2.5
Fumisterie
Dieu du Ciel!'s
Fumisterie is a beer whose style
is at the confluence of English and
German ales. On the palate, it is full-bodied, malty and slightly
caramelized. The organic hemp seeds incorporated during the brewing
gives it a unique and original taste. The hop flavour comes through
delicately in the after taste.
2.4
Époque Opaque
The Époque Opaque is a black IPA from Trou du Diable brewery. The
nose is eerily reminiscent of the coffee crisp candy from of our
childhood. These strong mocha accents are present on the palate, which
are quickly subdued by Japanese and Australian hops leading to a final
state of satisfaction enjoyable for any fan of bitter beer.
2.3
Dominus Vobiscum
A very succulent line-up of beers brewed at Microbrasserie
Charlevoix. Elaborated starting from special malts and
fermented with a Belgian yeast. These beers are refermented in bottle
and will make you discover the richness of wheat, amber and triple
styles.
2.2
Cuda
Brewed at the Benelux microbrewery, this
IPA has huge floral, citric and resinous hop aroma, simply an amazing
nose. The flavor is very fresh with a light caramel malting touch
completing a strong body. Huge amounts of hops, lots of grapefruit,
lemon and oranges. This is an outstanding IPA!
2.1
Basse Messe
Light coloured German ale brewed by Dieu du Ciel! whose style was
named after the city Cologne (Koln) where it was first brewed. It is a
rather simple beer with lightly fruity aromas and a delicate hoppy
fragrance. The beer has a pronounced malty taste with a subtle bitter
aftertaste.
New type of beer, 100% from Quebec, flavored with sapin beaumier
needles, with a touch of hops.
