Enjoy the flavours of Quebec

Enjoy the diversity of local products throughout the territory. Make a first stop at the Miellerie de la Grande Ourse to taste the honey, meads and spirits concocted on site or visit the distillery. Then, go to L’Amalgame Pub Urbain for a meal inspired by the land in a festive atmosphere. Then, visit the Boréalait farm. Taste a range of fresh, simple and high-quality products: fresh milk, cheeses, farm yogurt, all must-haves of the region. A stop at the Fromagerie La Vache à Maillotte is also a must to discover their counter of fresh products whose reputation is well established!

Considered the pantry of Quebec, Montérégie offers visitors an impressive world of flavours. The region’s wineries, cideries, microbreweries, cheese makers, bakeries, farms, public markets and restaurants are all places to meet the region’s passionate producers, artisans and creators who are always happy to share their knowledge. Culinary discoveries and memorable tastings are a big part of the regional culture.

Délices du Lac-Saint-Jean is the first company in Saguenay–Lac-Saint-Jean to offer a guided tour of the fields for groups and families. It's a must-see destination to learn all about the region’s wild blueberry! It highlights the history of the blueberry, its contribution to the economic development of the region and its importance as part of the cultural and culinary heritage. Learning about the family history of the owners will enhance your tourist experience. 

A travel experience can also become a true gastronomic adventure, and Brome-Missisquoi’s roads are always brimming with flavours! Public markets, vineyards, cider houses, microbreweries, orchards, farms, self-picking activities, cheese factories... Introduce yourself to all kinds of authentic and friendly environments. Take your time and experience the region to the fullest by adding several gourmet stops to your stay. Meet the artisans who shape the region’s landscape with their passion and talent and who’ve turned Brome-Missisquoi into a mecca for agritourism.

Discover the best brandy in Canada at the only artisanal micro-distillery in the Centre-du-Québec region. In addition to their award-winning brandy, take advantage of your visit to take part in a tasting at their facilities and discover their famous cream alcohol, the only cream alcohol in Quebec made with real, local dairy cream, honey alcohol and honey caramel. Everything at Miellerie King is made from honey harvested from the hives of this family business. Discover also their wide range of spirits (gins, alternative rums, brandies, etc.), liqueurs, mistelles, delicious meads, artisanal sauces and exceptional honeys.

In and around Granby, you’ll find some 50 shops and producers to plan your own food tour, such as vineyards, microbreweries, distilleries, orchards, gourmet boutiques, U-pick farms and more, where you can stop by for a while to sample an array of local flavours! Feel like having a picnic? Visit Marché public de Granby et région, Granby’s downtown farmer’s market, which will be held every Saturday from May to November. You’ll get to pick up fresh produce, local cheeses, baked goods and much more. (Website available in French only)
 

Charlevoix is serving up exceptional food tourism adventures this summer, so get ready to indulge in its mouth-watering aromas and exquisite flavours all season long. With its famous Flavour Trail, rich terroir, and passionate chefs and producers, the region will tantalize your taste buds in the most delicious way. Indulge in a meal prepared by award-winning restaurateurs and taste the difference high-quality ingredients from the land and sea bring to locally made products.

Entertaining and educational, these tours take you around Montreal’s less-travelled corners with experienced guides so you can discover the true nature of the city’s lively and picturesque neighbourhoods, as well as their culture, architecture, landmarks and some of their best-kept secrets. From exciting Mile End to historic Old Montreal, you’ll be introduced to an eclectic and creative side of the city’s cuisine, meet culinary artisans and taste local products. It’s a great way to get your fill of Montreal flavours!