Wines and spirits Montreal

It's one of the biggest references for craft beers in the province! Just walk through the door and head for the large room at the back to see the extent of the collection. Hundreds and hundreds of beers from all over Quebec are proudly displayed. And I don't need to tell you that the arrivals are constant, especially when it comes to limited editions. Cheeses, cold cuts and other Quebec products complete the offer. Another branch on Beaubien Street East.

Great boutique dedicated to Quebec microbrewery beers and gourmet products. It's sure to have all the latest brews, not to mention rare beers, seasonals and other delights to fill your cellar. Ciders and syrups for cocktails also have their place on the shelves, not forgetting the large and beautiful selection of local products including cheeses, sausages, ready-to-eat foods, fine products of all kinds, maple products, chocolates, etc. Also on site: "Le Vinologue" local wine section.

Elegant boutique specializing in ingredients and accessories for cocktails and spirits. One of Alambika's hallmarks is its focus on local creations. You'll find cocktail ingredients from Quebec's terroir, wine decanters blown by local glassmakers, and other creations that are both authentic, local and contemporary. Just behind the boutique, the Alkadémie bar area hosts courses, tastings and events throughout the year.

In this specialized grocery store, there is everything you need to eat and drink. You'll find the big names in Quebec beer production, some quality imported beers and alcohol-free beers. The arrivals of exclusive vintages are regularly announced on Facebook. On the grocery side, the store also offers a collection of sauces to swoon over or the pride of the house, the famous maple syrup aged in bourbon barrels, produced in Verdun by Distillery 1769, which marks the anchoring of Maltéhops in its neighbourhood.