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The spirit of knowing
Do you want to know more about the world of wine and spirits?
Discover the SAQ's The spirit of knowing blog to perfect your knowledge in the world of alcoholic beverages.
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Natural wine
Virtually unknown not so long ago, natural wines have found their way into Quebecers’ hearts. What’s behind the rising popularity of these wines without additives?
Varietals
You probably know Cabernet and Sauvignon, but what about Savagnin and Tannat? Dive into the wide world of grape varieties and expand your horizons.
Wine growing regions
Need a little escape? Explore the most beautiful wine regions and discover their climate, main grape varieties, typical dishes and more.
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Read moreDomaine bergeville is a tiny vineyard that thinks big. Every wine it produces – white, rosé or red – is effervescent comparing favourably to cavas, crémants or any other european sparkler. The difference is that domaine bergeville cuvées are certified organic and genuinely québécois.
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Read moreFrom four generations of an apple-growing dynasty in Rougemont, Michel Jodoin has taken the best of the apple and bottled it, at a time when cider was considered the bottom of the barrel. An interview with a cider maker who’s as visionary as he is ambitious.
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Read moreA family affair in every sense of the word, the Vignoble du Marathonien has been earning praise and awards for more than 25 years.
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Read moreThe Rivière du Chêne winery is definitely one of the most well known in Quebec, thanks to the passion of its founder, Daniel Lalande.
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Read moreIn March 2020, Quebec’s distilleries massively responded to the governments’ calls for help, producing and distributing hand sanitizer for the healthcare system and essential services.
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Read moreThe first cider producers in Quebec go back to... New France. We owe them to Norman settlers, for whom production was a common thing. The first orchards were planted in Québec City and Île d’Orléans, followed by the Sulpicians in Montreal.
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Read moreWe take a closer look at this globally loved product, perfect for celebrating the holidays.
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Read moreAt Coteau Rougemont, the Robert family has created one of Quebec’s most important wineries.
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Read moreWhat’s in a rosé? Here are a few tips and tricks to help you understand the components of this increasingly popular wine.
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Read moreThe vintage represents the year the grapes for a particular wine were harvested. But how can you determine the quality of a wine’s production? Here are a few tips for understanding the meaning of vintages.
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Read moreOh red wine! How do we love thee? Let us count the ways! Here are our suggestions and explanations to help you see – and enjoy – the best of your red.
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Read moreThey can still be consumed after a few days or kept longer for cooking purposes. Here are some ideas on how to best proceed.