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2025
Recommended
2025
In an old agricultural garage from the 1920s, rehabilitated, this artisanal brewery, until then called the Quercorb brewery, offers 4 beers on draught and the whole range in bottles. Naturally refermented, the 25 traditional recipes have been revisited to create beers with a unique taste and rich flavour, which Paul and Jayne have named after the Occitan language. You can nibble without fuss: cold cuts, cheeses, loaves of bread warmed on the stove... Privatization and rental on request of the Beer-truck, a vintage J7...
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Visited in 2025-04
Sehr nette Bedienung, hat uns direkt weitergeholfen, vielen Dank ????
Visited in 2025-03
Super bon sandwich genre les meilleurs sandwiches au poulet que j’ai mangé de ma vie, j’ai très bien fait et personnel accueillant en plus je recommande. Merci ✌️
Visited in 2025-02
Great, rustic place to hang out. Food was very nice and there was a band playing.
Visited in 2025-02
Très bien
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I walked in here with my gorgeous Newfoundland dog, who is perfectly behaved (many people said hello to him and said how lovely he was). However I was greeted by the rudest, most horrible and unwelcoming women on the bar. No smile or welcome or anything.
In fact she asked me to leave the establishment as my dog was not on a lead. I've never experienced this before but complied - said I was 'breaking the law' which was completely false.
I then asked for the menu and she refused to give me this as I had to go inside and get it myself (which was impossible with my dog with me) as the bar was on a busy road and I was not going to endanger my dog for this idiocy.
She said she is 'uncomfortable around dogs', yet she runs a brewery. How can you run a brewery which are renowned dog friendly establishments and then act like this?
I drove 10 miles especially to visit this establishment, based on recommendations by other English folk while on my holiday. However I'm frankly APPALLED at how I have been treated. Moreover, we are in a cost of living crisis and to reject business, in a region of France that is struggling with employment and income generation is shocking.
I would recommend that you AVOID this establishment like the plague, unless you like being spoken to in a condescending, rude and hostile manner. There are plenty of other brilliant, local establishments that will gladly welcome you with a smile, and authentic food and drink.