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Want to discover the region’s beers? Take a tour of 5 local microbreweries. Get together over a good cold beer in festive, relaxed surroundings. As you taste light and dark beers, you’ll be amazed by the distinctive and original flavours. On your marks, get set, cheers!
Les Brasseurs' mission: to produce and serve quality beers while promoting local know-how. From bold IPAs to refreshing lagers, a varied range will appeal to the most discerning connoisseurs. L'Usine-Microbrasserie also offers a wide selection of take-away beers to share the authentic taste of Montebello. Each product is the fruit of a commitment to quality and brewing innovation.
Located on rue Jacques-Cartier in Gatineau, the À la Dérive Brasserie Artisanale microbrewery stands out for the quality of its craft beers and its comforting menu prepared with local products. Enjoy a beer crafted from quality ingredients by a passionate team. With friends or family, enjoy a convivial moment with a magnificent view of the Ottawa River. For your private or corporate events, our gourmet catering service offers a tasty selection of appetizers, gourmet sandwiches, lunch salads and more.
Brasserie du Bas-Canada is located in Gatineau. Proudly independent, its mission is to create quality craft beers and contribute to the development of Quebec's brewing culture.
Come and sample Chelsea & Co’s hyper-local beers in an industrial setting in the heart of nature. The microbrewery is a starting point as well as a meeting point for exploring the village of Chelsea and nearby Gatineau Park. Beer can be purchased online and picked up at the brewery; there’s also a tasting room on the premises. Take a few minutes to chat with the brewmaster and learn more about how beer is created and produced!
Located on Principale Street in the heart of Old Aylmer, the 5e Baron microbrewery is a project collectively realized by three unknown beer lovers. The name of the establishment is a tribute to Matthew Whitworth-Aylmer, Fifth Baron of Aylmer and former governor general of North America. A historical figure known for strengthening ties between Anglophones and Francophones, he also gave his name to the former town of Aylmer. The brewery opened its doors in 2020; that same year, it won the RateBeer award for the third best new microbrewery in the world.