There's a couple of amazing beers brewed in Québec.
My favorite are:
- Dunham Assemblage #1: A Sour Saison who can held up against any US beers of a similar style. Probably my favorite beer ever produced in Québec.
- L'Albion Bitter (draft only): A world-class Bitter. On cask, it's stunning. The most refreshing/drinkable beer from Québec. Their Mild Ale (Chiniquy) is great too.
- Some of the barrel-aged from Le Trou du Diable... La Bretteuse Fût de Syrah / Dulcis Succubus / Buteuse Brassin Spécial / L'Ours / Volo 25th: All of these are extremely well crafted and unique.
- Le Castor Yakima: A world-class IPA. Not too bitter. Dangerously drinkable.
- Benelux Grande Armada Réserve batch #1: It's not as good as it was when released, but still extremely complex and very tasty. Batch #2 is awful though.
- Some Dieu du Ciel classics: Péché Mortel, Solstice d'Été aux Framboises, Péché Mortel Bourbon (depending of the year) and Solstice d'Hiver bourbon.
- Dunham Saison: Saison Réserve, Propolis, Saison Framboise Zinfandel
And, even though it's not beer, we have the chance to have the best Ice Cider producer in the whole world... La Face Cachée de la Pomme. Neige Récolte d'Hiver and Neige Noir are out of this world (very expensive, but they worth every penny). The more affordable Neige Réserve and Neige Première are great too.