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Noctem Artisans Brasseurs

Quebec City, Quebec, Canada

ActiveSingle breweryMicrobrewery
Founded
2015
Archive ID
TB-RDQCDZTH
Last checked
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#Quebec#Independent

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From the record

Summary

Famous for their aggressive feline branding and dominating the hazy double IPA market in Quebec City. Official history states Noctem opened October 1, 2015 on rue du Parvis in Québec City; production brewery later opened in Saint-Malo.

A summary written during research. The sourced facts are in the sections below.

Tally’s Take

Famous for their aggressive feline branding while absolutely dominating the hazy double IPA market in Quebec City.

Where it brewed

  1. 1095 rue Vincent-Massey, suite 8

    UNKNOWN

    Operated by Noctem Artisans Brasseurs

  2. 438 rue du Parvis

    UNKNOWN

    Operated by Noctem Artisans Brasseurs

These are different physical places. A brewery moving premises is not the same brewery continuing, and the archive keeps them apart.

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The People

Behind the beer

Vincent Dussault
Founder

Quebec City craft brewery and smokehouse.

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The Beer Library

Beers

Catnip

Year-Round

American IPA

ABV7.5%

A hazy IPA from Quebec City, a market long dominated by the province's older breweries. Noctem arrived in 2015 and did not brew like them.

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