Episode 2 - Quebec Products (In french only)
Sous le Bouchon –The SAQ Podcast
A discussion with two passionate SAQ experts: Simon Bourbeau et Stéphane Denis.
Available at all times on SAQ.COM, as well as on the usual platforms




The growing industry of
local wines and spirits
More refined offerings, better marketing and customers looking to “drink local”: Quebec beverage alcohol products are popular for a reason.
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