As Barry said, this store has the huge advantage of being a tiny walk from DDC. The selection is pretty solid though, possibly as good as anywhere else in Montreal and there are quite a few older bottles, so you should watch out for those (or seek)

This tiny, cramped convenience store a couple blocks from Dieu du Ciel will get you an interesting selection of Quebec brews, but none of the rare stuff. They used to have old St.Ambroise Vintage Ales (priced absurdly high), but they’re now gone. It’s convenient because it’s near DDC, but otherwise I wouldn’t come here as they don’t carry all of Quebec’s micros, and other stores not that far carry them.

service, friendly, not pushy. Would be pretty mediocre US store, but he makes do with what he can sell. Prices about average for all four stores I visited on this trip. Easy to find parking in front. Not far from subway if you want to shlep. Mr. Rahman is knowledgeable and honest about what brews he carries and are available elsewhere that he can’t supply.

Excellent place to find local Canadian beers after having a few at DDC. Very unassuming shop that really caters to the beer community. Rahman is very helpful and the prices are great.

I wandered past this store while exploring the Mile End to see what was available. Was happy to find a good range of Charlevoix beers. The owner was friendly but not craft beer oriented. Funny, there was a depanneur up the street that advertised Biere de Artisanale and I thought the prices were better there and the selection was about the same. But, if you’re wandering around the Mile End and want to tap into some Quebecois craft beer, this will certainly do.

A short walk (or stumble if need be, I’d imagine) from Dieu du Ciel!, there’s a nice variety of singles for purchase here, including a decent dumber of DdC. Most of the others there I had never seen before. After finding another shop with singles, I can say that this place is a bit high (2.49 bottles here were 1.99 at another shop), but the selection was pretty good. No credit cards though, so bring cash.

The most remarkable aspect of this store is not its collection, which is matched by quite a few stores in the Montreal area, but its location: a block from Dieu du Ciel. If you’re pressed for time, you can get most of the more interesting common micros from Quebec at this store and then drink to your heart’s content in the Northeast’s best brewpub, a stone’s throw away.

Visited the Friday before Mondial last May, this small store has a few treasures and a few wtfs. El Lapino? You know, the spicy one with the pepper inside? Lots of local beers available, generally ok shape. Especially good location if you’re near Dieu Du Ciel, but it’s essentially a grocery/convenience store complete with a weird service guy.

Comme tout le monde ont cité, c’est très prèt de DDC. La sélection est impréssionnante, beaucoup de vieux produit. Côté négatif, c’est super tassé, j’ignore si le propriétaire connait la bière et elles ne sont pas données.

Recenntly renovated place. Good number of beers ofered but many of those sat there for years.