This place sounded like it had great potential (market of flavour)! But yeah, they have one small wall of beer (compared to Simon Anthony’s). They are pretty close, so it’s worth going there, but you won’t find much that Simon Anthony doesn’t have. You you also check out the SAQ that’s nearby on Beaubien, I don’t remember the exact location, but they had some nice selection that you couldn’t get at either place.

Located in a large open market with lots of local cheeses and other goodies. This place boasts a very impressive ice cider selection. The beer selection was pretty lacking when I was there, however. Across from the physical store is a decent chocolatier. Around the corner, I found a few local cheeseries represented that weren’t in the store as well as two ice ciders not available in the store. Definitely worth the stop.

Établissement visité le 9 août en après-midi. Ambiance: Il est toujours agréable d’aller flâner au marché Jean-Talon. La section des alcools est maintenant séparé du reste du magasin. Tout est propre et bien présenté. Service: Le personnel connaît très bien leurs produits. Sélection: Quelques microbrasseries du Québec sont présente mais on y vas surtout pour les cidres, les vins, les hydromels ou toute sorte d’alcool du terroir. Ne pas oublier, que contrairement à la SAQ, les prix indiqués n’inclus pas les taxes. Nourriture: Fromages, pâtés, canards, et plein d’autres découvertes culinaires sont disponible. (22e rating d’établissement)

Un superbe magasin à visité et acheter des produits alccolisé québécois qui sont plus rare à trouver dans la majorités des SAQ. Je parle bien sur des cidres et des hydromiels, c’est la raison principal d’y aller, mais il y a aussi d’autre produits de chez nous qui sont aussi intéressants. À noté que tout les boissons alcoolisés (sauf les bières) sont dans une section nommé La Maison des Vin et des Boissons artisanales du Québec. Cette section est indépendante du magasin principal et vous devez payer ces produits dans cette partie seulement, c’est le seul inconvénience. La sélection de bière dans le magasin principal n’est pas si mauvaises, mais plus petit que les autres à Montréal et un peu plus dispensieux.

Wow - Did I really walk-in and they were hosting a cider tasting between La Face Cachee and Delavoie Poitevin? Nice free samples of Ace, Neige and Eternelle. The Pinnacle Sparkling Ice Cider is $6 ($3 cheaper + $3 coupon) less than the SAQ at Atwater Market. I love this place and will return in the coming month.

Wow! Well laid out store with the biggest selection of cider and ice cider that I have ever seen. Staffs are pretty knowledgeable regarding the cider and ice cider and a bit less for beer but selection is good nonetheless. Beer price are reasonable but cider price are incredibly low when compared to the SAQ just beside. Turnover seems to be high and therefore most products should be fresh. Will be visiting this place more often in the future.

Clean well-laid out upscale artisanal food store. Service is very friendly without being intrusive, and sometimes quite knowledgeable. If you’re looking for beer only, you likely won’t find anything here that you can’t find at any of the other beer shops listed. In fact their beer selection may be somehwta weaker. That being said, you’ve not come here for the beer. Ciders and meads galore. There musts be 75-100 differents kinds ata ny given time as well as plenty of local small production wines, maple liqueurs and other craft-made beverages from all around Quebec. Small but nice cheese counter (although there is an excellent cheese shop just the other side of the market), some game, marmalades, jams, mustards, oils, chocolates - lots of gourmet treats... Hard to say it’s essential for a beer lover, but if you like to experiment with ciders, meads of other craftmade food and beverages, you will not find a better spot than this.

Absolutely astounding selection of ciders and meads; if Quebec is not the center of the universe for these libations, my mouth waters to wonder where it could be topped. Excellent selection of beer as well, pleasant staff and lovely environment. I will be stopping here often!

Very nice store when looking for local meads and ciders (maybe 30 of each) not available at the SAQ. 2 min walk from the best cheese store in town (fromagerie hamel). Local microbrews well represented.

Impressive store for people who enjoy interesting, quality food. Nice variety of Quebec cheeses. Cider, ice cider, mead and beer are all available, sometimes chilled. There is also local wine, though the region is less famous for that. Much duck to be found, in a variety of forms. Looks like a solid bet, located at the Marche Jean-Talon.