One of my favourite Brewery.

Bien pour l’emplacement, terasse extérieur entre de jolies murs, mais autre petit restaurant collé. Service asse lent et, durant l’action de grasse, peu de bières disponibles. Tout de même sympathique et vaut le détour pour une petite bière rapide. Au niveau de la bouffe, nachos de l’épicerie avec un petit pot de salsa de l’épicerie, donc très moyen de ce côté là.

Unique setup been there two times for "La clé en champ fest" The staff is very friendly. Brewery tour was offered on both occasions which is always fun. The beers selection is good the beers are all well made and brew according to the style. Make sure to check the business hour before going.

I like the location of this place, it is in the centre of town. The service is nice seeing we were served by one of the owners.The choice of beers was quite good.The ambiance is friendly and very inviting. I am looking forward to going again.

Very friendly cute little pub right next to the brewery/bottling installation. In the middle of nowhere (by city-boy standards). By quebec definition this is a tasting room, not a pub. This means no food and no products other than their own beers (no wine, drinks, etc.). I really really liked the decoration and warmth of the place. Put together with love more than with big $. Very clean and cute artisan grandma-countryside decoration. Brasseurs & Frères beers are all very clean and enjoyable crowd pleasers. None push any envelop but you find any defaults either. As far as I know the pub (tasting room) doesn’t offer any special brew only available on location but that may have changed. There is their Public House beer, but this really is a entry-level blond for the tourist that walks in asking for a bud, and even then the Public House sometimes pops-up in other pubs. Number of available taps will very likely vary but there was about 6 when I was there. Ultra-friendly service and staff. All in all, really worth the detour if you are in the neighbourhood.

Situé dans le centre du village (à l’intersection de la route 202 et 213), c’est l’un des pub les plus confotables que j’ai visité à date. Endrois très chaleureux et accuillant, surtout quant tu es accuilli par l’un des frères Gadoua, même qu’il a donné une visite guidé à moi et d’autres visiteurs de la brasserie à l’arrière. Pour le reste, je partage les mêmes opinions que les quatre derniers. Un joli pub dans une région pictoresque et historique.

Incredibly warm place, well thought-out, well located for such a tiny village and feeling at the heart of the town with several of the pub’s design and furniture being done by local artisans. A nice touch. The beers are all clean and mostly good example of the styles with a caramelly touch. Qualiy all throughand friendliest service.

A small rural brewery with an adjoining pub (called Public House) situated at the back of an old brick coach house. The inside of the pub is artfully and intelligently decorated, all is warm and possesses lots of personality. House beers are part of the draw as well (of course), and all are extremely drinkable and reliably clean. They used to be served way too cold for my liking Ɠ degrees Celsius?), but on the last visit this seemed to have been corrected. Winter hours at the pub are reduced, which is wise since the local population is minute, and tourists avoid the region once the first snowfall hits the ground. As is, this is probably the cutest tasting room of a microbrewery I’ve ever seen.

Établissement visité le 28 juillet 2006 vers 15h30 après une randonnée sur le mont Sutton. Ambiance: À ce jour il s’agit de la plus belle terrasse que j’ai croisé pour un brewpub. Une magnifique cours intérieur agrémentée d’une fontaine. L’intérieur est aussi jolie. Service: Le service a été impécable. Chaque bière nous fut présenté avec toute ses caractéristiques. Sélection: Lors de mon passage 6 bières étaient au menu et d’autre sont à prévoir. Sur les 4 que j’ai goûté la Double fut ma préférée. Nourriture: Aucune de disponible mais par contre vous devez absolument goûter à leur sublime limonade maison au gingembre. (19e rating d’établissement)

I found the place totally by accident, easy to find right at the only main streetcorner in town. The patio looked fantastic, but it was raining. The bar inside is warm and intimate with plain, sober décor, and almost everything in there was either hand made by the brothers and their friends or fixed up by them. It’s an island bar in the center with tables all around. 4 Beers were available on-tap, a refreshing blonde, a nice bitter, a surprisingly good brown ale (I say that because I happen to not be a big fan of the style, so it’s a feat for me to try one that I actually enjoy. Jean told me it was one of his oldest homebrew recipies, so he’s been tweaking it for years) and a very well made dubbel that I had a few glasses of. They started bottling some of their products, it should hit the stores soon once they get labelling issues figured out. Only food available was chips. Altogether a great experience, small lineup but I’d rather see 4 solid offerings than a multitude of crap, though Mel was a bit dissapointed that there wasn’t a Wit or something more up her tastebud alley. Only about an hour away from Montreal, and really close to the US border.