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Beer Available At Les Délires du Terroir (arranged by most recent)
Dunham Saison Framboise 90, Le Trou du Diable L’Impératrice (Fût de Bourbon Américain) 98, Dieu du Ciel Solstice d’Hiver Réserve Spéciale (Oak Aged) 99, Du Lac Saint-Jean Rang 10 76, Pit-Caribou L’Étoile du Brasseur Brown Ale Américaine 96, Le Trou du Diable Dulcis Succubus 99, Le Trou du Diable Bretteuse (Fût de Syrah) 99, Dieu du Ciel Blanche Neige 95, Belle Gueule Hefeweizen 93, À La Fût À La Belge Triple 60, Dunham Stout Impériale Russe à l’Érable 94, Brasseurs du Monde L’Assoiffé 8 66, Hopfenstark LouLou Porter 1929 85, Dunham Rye ESB (Extra Special Bitter de Seigle) 92, Le Castor Dubbel d’Hiver 61, Le Castor Stout à l’Avoine - Oatmeal Stout 84, Dieu du Ciel Rescousse 94, Simple Malt Cascade India Pale Ale 89, Simple Malt Impériale Stout 99, St. Ambroise India Pale Ale 75
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70 AMBIANCE 4/5 SERVICE 7/10 SELECTION 10/15 FOOD N/A VALUE 5/10 OVERALL 14/20 elihapa (65) Honolulu, Hawaii | November 28, 2008 I stumbled upon this while walking home from Dep Simon Anthony. What a surprise that I find another quality beer store by chance in a city that has a sharp lack of such conveniences.
Delires du Terroir has a pretty window display, and is attractively located along a "strip mall", Plateau-style (Plaza St-Hubert). They have a smaller selection than some of the other notable beer stores in Montreal (Rahman, Simon Anthony, Metro Joan), but someone clearly knows their beer, because I found nearly everything I was looking for.
Yes, this includes 5 different kinds of Bieropholie, the whole range of DDC, three different Charlevoix, Corne de Brume, and more. From my limited experience buying beer in Montreal, I’d say this place is best suited for the inexperienced Quebec drinker looking to pick up the best stuff in the area. | 68 AMBIANCE 3/5 SERVICE 7/10 SELECTION 10/15 FOOD N/A VALUE 7/10 OVERALL 14/20 MartinT (521) Montreal, Quebec | May 16, 2007| Updated October 16, 2008 This tiny store has lots of Québécois seasonals, so if you’re in the northern St-Hubert area, it’s definitely worth a stop. They have a few cheeses also, and local jarred goods, but this is mostly a walk-in craft beer closet. | 56 AMBIANCE 3/5 SERVICE 7/10 SELECTION 8/15 FOOD N/A VALUE N/A OVERALL 10/20 Quevillon (192) Sainte-Thérèse, Quebec | September 14, 2006| Updated October 1, 2006 Situer dans la section JAUNE de Plaza St-Hubert, c’est l’une plus petite magasin de bière que j’ai visiter. Il y a environ 100 bière en stock, avec 50 d’autres à venir. C’est une bonne place si vous êtes dans ce coin là. |
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