Bas-Saint-Laurent, Gaspésie & Côte-Nord

Coastal stouts and seaweed beer on the Côte-Nord — genuinely maritime brewing, not a marketing angle.

A rural brasserie artisanale in Kamouraska, smoked stouts and a view of the river.

A legendary taste of the Gaspé Peninsula. They perfectly balance historical styles with true maritime terroir.

An ultra-small holy grail for beer collectors. Their rustic, terroir-driven wild ales are absolutely worth the hunt.

Microbrasserie Côte-du-Sud brasse à Montmagny, au Québec. The full profile — founding, people, beer library, travel — is still to be written.

Official brewery site states the brewery has operated facing the river in Tadoussac since 2016; AMBQ independently lists the active brewery at 145 rue Bord-de-l'eau.

A brouepub on Rue Lafontaine in Rivière-du-Loup, where the St. Lawrence starts feeling like the sea.

A farm brewery on Route 132 growing its own hops, named for a whale with a temper.

Microbrasserie de Bellechasse brasse à Saint-Anselme, au Québec. The full profile — founding, people, beer library, travel — is still to be written.

Where the Saguenay fjord meets the St. Lawrence and the whales come in. The beer is almost beside the point, and it's still good.

Beach beer on the Bas-Saint-Laurent shoreline — gose for a coast that gets about eleven warm weeks.

About as far east as brewing goes in Quebec — wild berries and nordic beer at the edge of the road network.

Sours, IPAs and barrels out of a woodcarving village on the south shore.

Quebec Pass 83. Current Tourisme Chaudière-Appalaches listing confirms La Contrebande as an active Saint-Anselme microbrewery at 125 rue Jean-Paul-Leblanc, with tasting room overlooking production…

Quebec Pass 83. AMBQ states Eric Viens and Frédéric Labrie transformed their brewing work into Microbrasserie Aux Fous Brassant in downtown Rivière-du-Loup in 2012.

Quebec Pass 83. Contemporary reporting documents the closure announcement in January 2023 and a final merchandise sale on January 6, 2023. Founding year remains UNKNOWN in this pass.