During your trip to Bas-Saint-Laurent, take the opportunity to visit the many public markets. Meet the passionate producers who will be happy to discuss with you. In addition, you will discover exceptional local products. All in a lively and festive atmosphere ...
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Initially a research project for developing the Quebec maple syrup market, the Témiscouata Distillery brings together over 40 local maple businesses. From all the products that were considered, one really stood out from the rest - Quebec Maple Rum. Our ...
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La Fromagerie des Basques is located on a scenic road in the beautiful Bas-Saint-Laurent region. Its location offers a superb view of the St. Lawrence River and Île aux Basques from which it takes its name. Fromagerie des Basques offers cheese curds, ...
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Croqu'Érable is the result of an instinct-driven, experimental approach. Inspired by ancient traditions, the chocolate maker specializes in the production of a pure maple cream covered in dark chocolate as well as products that will delight the most distinguished ...
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In Saint-Paul-de-la-Croix, hundreds of thousands of worker bees work tirelessly to collect nectar and pollen, delighting all fans of honey. The different varieties of honey and various products that are transformed there amaze visitors and locavores alike ...
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When spring rolls around, days get longer, temperatures get milder and the snow begins to melt. This is also the time of year when one of Quebec's most wonderful traditions is celebrated. Érablière Nathalie Lemieux is a sugar shack in the Bas-St-Laurent ...
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Gijamika Farm is a family farm and a must for local meat purchases in the Lower St. Lawrence. Come and discover, learn and have fun on the farm and with the horses. We offer horseback riding lessons, boarding and training services for horses, horse transportation ...
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Station Houblon located in Rivière-du-Loup is a boutique specializing in microbrewery beers, with advice and everything you need to complete your brewery tastings, not to mention the fabulous Daniel chocolate. Station Houblon, for the love of beer and ...
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