I have a friend going to Montreal this week and he wants to know where to stop and get some of Quebec's best beer. He was hoping to get some Les Trois Mousquetaires, Le Trou du Diable and some of the non-Ontario offered Unibroues and Dieu Du Ciel. Can anyone suggest a one stop shop in the MTL area?
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one stop beer shop in Montreal
Peluso is a great place although I find their prices a little high. But if you need a place close to downtown with everything, there are no better.
Although, if you don't mind a small drive, might I suggest Depanneur Grand Duc
http://www.legrandduc.com/
Another great store and prices are a little smaller than Peluso.
Although, if you don't mind a small drive, might I suggest Depanneur Grand Duc
http://www.legrandduc.com/
Another great store and prices are a little smaller than Peluso.
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What about Dépanneur Rahman on Laurier? Is it still there? The place looks like crap, but they had good selection and prices.
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Rahman you really have to look at the bottling date. Christ I found old Bierpholie bottles there. The other problem with that place is there is no temp control.The_Jester wrote:What about Dépanneur Rahman on Laurier? Is it still there? The place looks like crap, but they had good selection and prices.
How good is the beer if it's been on the shelf for a year under sweltering heat in the summer?