In a

far from you

Welcome to "In a brewpub far from you" your mouth-beeyering report on the best craft breweries (i.e. brewpubs) of Quebec and its surrounding areas, where the variety of beers is only limited by the brewer's imagination.

For those who have not yet experienced a brewpub, I would like to establish a parallel between beer and popular music. Beer from craft breweries are to the bottle what a live concert is to a record: a direct and emotional exchange between the artist and the public with its (many) advantages, the beer like the artist expressing themselves generally better when live, and its (rare) disadvantages, the beer like the artist can become victim of a malaise on that specific evening, the main difference between the two activities being the "body surfing"!

For a more complete guide, feel free to check my french pages et laissez le bon temps rouler!

The craft breweries

Other guides

Josh Oakes' Beer Manifesto    (evaluation of all kind of brews, pubs and more)
New Mexico Virtual Brewpub    (evaluation of all kind of brews, pubs and more)
The Great Canadian Beer Guide    (evaluation of all kind of brews, pubs and more)
Beer Me     (a very up-to-date guide of all the breweries; a must!)
Real Beer City Guides    (to learn about all the brewpubs, beer stores, and bars of a said city)
New York City Beer Guide    (to learn about all the brewpubs, beer stores, and bars of New York City)
Good Beer Guide to New England    (a meticulous description of N.E. breweries as well as 11 great beer bars)
New York Breweries/Pennsylvania Breweries    (a meticulous description of both states' breweries)
Remarkable Retail    (the best beer stores according to "All About Beer")

A special thanks to my sponglish to english translators: Tod Bailey, Luc Bourbonnière, Martin Thibault, and Ruth Miller of the Barleycorn Press.

Imbibe me: spongiana.jones@gmail.com