Other than Unibroue, Fourquet/Fourchette and Benondaine & Bedons Ronds, any other recommendations for places to visit in Chambly and vicinity?
Can anyone who has managed to successfully arrange a Unibroue tour describe how to go about doing so?
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Chambly and Area
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Le Bilboquet is a nice brewpub in St. Hyacinthe. It would be under an hour away.
http://www.lebilboquet.qc.ca/
They make a solid Scotch Ale (MacKroken Flower) and a decent Sweet Stout (La Corriveau). I haven't tried any of their other offerings.
http://www.lebilboquet.qc.ca/
They make a solid Scotch Ale (MacKroken Flower) and a decent Sweet Stout (La Corriveau). I haven't tried any of their other offerings.
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thanks. i will try to make it to st. hyacinthe if possible. ill be based out of longueuil, so ill be sure to hit deppaneur grand-duc.
hope to snag some rigor mortis abt, chouffe houblon dobbelen IPA tripel, saison dupont vielle provision and others..
hope to snag some rigor mortis abt, chouffe houblon dobbelen IPA tripel, saison dupont vielle provision and others..
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That place is awesome:
http://www.legrandduc.com/HTML/bieres.php
I left with almost $200 worth of beer... and he threw in some free glassware & a bottle opener!
This one's not too far across the river, and recently expanded (the sign out front says Boni-Soir):
http://depanneurpeluso.com/
http://www.legrandduc.com/HTML/bieres.php
I left with almost $200 worth of beer... and he threw in some free glassware & a bottle opener!
This one's not too far across the river, and recently expanded (the sign out front says Boni-Soir):
http://depanneurpeluso.com/
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The_Jester wrote:Le Bilboquet is a nice brewpub in St. Hyacinthe. It would be under an hour away.
http://www.lebilboquet.qc.ca/
They make a solid Scotch Ale (MacKroken Flower) and a decent Sweet Stout (La Corriveau). I haven't tried any of their other offerings.
I can vouch for this place! Excellent beers made here!
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