Team’s top picks SAQ Québec - Rue St-Jean

(Automatically translated) Nothing compares to the Chartreuse. It lives up to the legend that has surrounded it for centuries. The vegetal notes and the peppermint finish are sure to charm you. The Chartreuse is now my favorite Normandy hole by far. Drink cold or with ice cream.

(Automatically translated) A perfect companion for an aperitif or seafood. The Malagousia grape variety, usually very floral, is perfectly dosed in this wine. Mineral, dry and fresh, a real delight.

(Automatically translated) Superb grüner with a nice freshness and aromas of candied lemon. A must try!

(Automatically translated) For those of you who, like me, are fond of the Roussanne and Marsanne grape varieties, let yourself be charmed by this wine from the Corbières. A powerful and complex wine, with a beautiful bitterness on the finish. It is best enjoyed as an aperitif, but even better with a meal such as poultry or grilled vegetables.

(Automatically translated) A real gem at an affordable price. This dry and slightly honeyed Chenin Blanc from the Loire is the perfect candidate for an aperitif or seafood.

(Automatically translated) Another great value for money. This delectable wine is the perfect accompaniment to cheesy dishes. This is an opportunity to cook Savoyard classics, such as tartiflette.

(Automatically translated) If you love the grüner veltliner grape, this wine is a must-try. It has all the qualities of an aperitif wine. Beautiful freshness, light aromas of green apple and citrus, dry. Don't hesitate to try it.

(Automatically translated) An original gin with a peppery finish. Very nice discovery!

(Automatically translated) A Quebec rum not to be missed!

(Automatically translated) Very good rosé for the summer. WOW!

(Automatically translated) Rather known for its excellent red wines, Domaine Grosbois offers us a quality white wine for a very affordable price. All in freshness and a finish reminiscent of apples, Les Jardins de mon Père is the ideal companion for aperitifs, fish and grilled chicken.

(Automatically translated) An excellent wine at a low price. It will enhance your pasta dishes and weekday pizzas. Or even an impromptu aperitif!

(Automatically translated) Freshness, delicacy of South Africa. To be discovered.

(Automatically translated) Wow, beautiful quality sauvignon blanc!

(Automatically translated) A superb Bordeaux! The 2016 vintage is to be discovered. A treat.

(Automatically translated) An excellent collaboration between the Blaugies and the mythical Hill Farmstead brewery in Vermont. A seasonal/farmhouse style beer, with lemony aromas, accompanied by a nice bitterness. An exceptional beer for an affordable price.

(Automatically translated) What a good red wine for an aperitif, perfect for the summer season. Very light and delicate, the raspberry aromas are very present and a finish with vegetal notes punctuates the tasting. My only regret is that I bought only one bottle. Don't make the same mistake I did.

(Automatically translated) Here is an absolutely pleasant Chenin with just the right amount of roundness to soften the angles. The nose is floral and fruity (flowers, apple) with a hint of honey typical of Chenin. The palate is fresh and fruity with always these accents of apple and flowers. The whole thing is of a good length.

(Automatically translated) An excellent Riesling, low in sugar at that. Beautiful tangy freshness with its notes of citrus and green apple. A guaranteed success for sunny summer aperitifs.

(Automatically translated) An all-purpose wine, perfect for all occasions, whether for weeknight meals or aperitifs.

(Automatically translated) The balance between the aniseed side of the absinthe and the lime finish is perfect. Hats off to the Absintherie des Cantons for this beautiful local product.

(Automatically translated) A great introduction to the world of scotch. Its aging in port casks brings a lot of sweetness to this whisky and will charm both great amateurs and new initiates.

(Automatically translated) An exceptional beer that demonstrates the great know-how of the brewers of the Abbey of Scourmont. This dark beer, with slightly caramelized notes and candied fruit, is surprisingly sweet for its alcohol content. A pure delight for lovers of Belgian beers.

(Automatically translated) Great orange wine, with a beautiful color and a slight bitterness. Try it for your next happy hour!