The best microbrews to enjoy a cold one

Lac-Saint-Jean Microbrewery, Saint-Gédéon

As the first microbrewery to open in Lac-Saint-Jean, the Microbrasserie du Lac-Saint-Jean has developed over 100 beer recipes since 2007. Their product lineup is therefore extremely diverse. Try their signature beer, Gros Mollet, a dark ale with notes of caramel malt.

Microbrewery Lion Bleu, Alma

Founded in 2015, Lion Bleu Microbrewery stands out for its commitment to its core values: respect, authenticity, creativity, and personal growth. Be sure to try their Couteau beer, an IIPA with notes of apricot, papaya, and lychee.

Microbrewery Riverbend, Alma

Riverbend Microbrewery uses traditional brewing methods and pays tribute to the company town built by the Price Brothers. Discover their Berliner Weisse, a sour beer traditionally brewed in Germany.

Microbrewery Beemer, Roberval

Beemer, a newly opened microbrewery, aims to showcase local history. Sample their classic lineup, which includes a lager (Roberval), a pilsner (Alexander Scott), a wheat beer (Val-Jalbert), and a red ale (H.J.B.).

Microbrewery La Chouape, Saint-Félicien

The Chouape microbrewery brews beer the way it was done in the old days, using high-quality ingredients and no chemical additives. Try their Oat Stout, which won a gold medal at the Strasbourg World Beer Competition.

Microbrewery Le Coureur des Bois, Dolbeau-Mistassini

Founded in 2011, La Microbrasserie Le Coureur des Bois brews craft beers inspired by the bounty of the boreal wilderness. Try La Jaseuse, their blueberry wheat beer, a flavor typical of the Lac-Saint-Jean region.

Bercée Microbrewery, Hébertville

A newcomer to the microbrewery scene around the lake, Bercée is a family-run microbrewery. A house has been converted to house its tasting room, offering customers a unique and welcoming atmosphere. There is also a shop selling its products.