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  • Calme ta Joie
    Crisp and sweet malt with a slight bitterness and a lingering taste in the mouth. A beer to enjoy quietly while staying up late!
  • Celle qui vient du Nord
    Traditional beer from the Voss region (Norway), brewed for spoil our guests during the Holiday Season, at a wedding or any other celebration where the host wants to tell his guests that he loves them! X
  • Devoir Accompli
    It is time to recognize this good feeling, this satisfaction of a duty accomplished that fills us with energy and propels us forward. Congratulate yourself for doing what needed to be done ! Be proud of yourself !
  • Jé encore soif
    refreshing NO ALCOOL beer with cereal notes accompanied by a sweet bitterness
  • L’Amère Veilleuse
    A beer with a long lasting resinous bitterness…
  • L’Ange-Gardien
    A Hefe Weizen (Germany) inspiration that presents itself with the freshness of wheat, a subtle taste of banana due to the yeast and typical to a Weizen and a finish of hops.
  • L’Ensorceleuse
    This beer was created for our wedding and offered to our guests for the occasion. Unctuous, honeyed, malty and spicy; to share our happiness with you!
  • La Bariteau
    This beer is named in honor of an ancestor of my wife; Louis Bariteau dit Lamarche, who arrived in New France on June 19th 1665. He was a soldier in the Company of Sieur de Chambly, in the Carignan regiment.
  • La Bedaine
    Soft, a bit honeyed and fruity, malt flavor supported by the bitterness of the hops, this beer offers a nice transition towards the discovery of craft beers.
  • La Dernière Brosse
    Liquorous, smooth, alcoholic, with flavors of chocolate, coffee and roasted beans with aromas of black cherries: an excellent Stout to feel good at any time!
  • La Noix de Marmotte
    Aromas of nuts, hazelnuts supported by bitterness, this Brown Ale inspiration (England) is tasty and refreshing at the same time.
  • La Reyne descosse – Batch of November 1, 2023
    The secret of good Scotch Ale is in its aging.  A good comforting beer and one of your brewer favorite!
  • Le Bedon
    It has nothing to do with industrial dark beers with its roasted malts, coffee and chocolate aromas, with a bitterness balanced by the presence of oats, mellow. Initiate yourself to ‘Stout’ type beers!
  • Peanut Stout, tu l’Em-tu?
    Émilie, high priestess of democracy, hates putting anyone aside. She even shed a few little hop tears knowing that those allergic to peanuts will have to do without her beer. But his enormous penchant for the irreverent peanut-chocolate mix won out in the tug-of-war of decisions.
  • Queue leu-leu
    This is what an India Pale Ale tasted before all the new IPA variations. A beer that goes well one after one !
  • Rêve Impérial
    An Imperial Stout inspiration (England). A man’s beer, for real! And also appreciated by women!
  • Sainte-Nitouche
    Despite its innocent look proper of blonde ale, be aware that if you insist just a little bit too much to dip your lips in its nectar, not only will it let itself being swallowed but it will make your taste buds quiver with joy
  • Sirop Bourgault
    Alcohol: 8% Type: «Robust Stout» inspiration Eyes: Black Nose: Roasted malt, hops, alcohol Taste: Intense taste of roasted malts, black coffee, bitter chocolate, hops with firmness and a virile aftertaste. Cereals Two-row malt Munich malt Black malt Chocolate malt Caramel malt Roasted barley Hops Northern Brewer East Kent Golding Fuggle Ingredients Love Water Yeast Beer… Read more: Sirop Bourgault

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