HoMa beer-lovers rejoice! Le Bierologue is there to satisfy your need for some excellent craft…read morebeer. It's a small store right on Ontario but they do have a great selection selection. I wandered in here since I found myself in the area and thought it would be worthwhile to check out. Let's say it took a lot of restraint to not blow a ton of money here because they had some very interesting beers that I hadn't seen elsewhere including a spiced lager that looked very enticing. There is also a small selection of food products and cookbooks. Le Bierologue is definitely a small store that packs a lot of punch!

Goos service, grate stalf, lots of different porous. Thay know there beers lol. Id go there all the…read moretime.

From the owner: Dans votre magasin général, vous trouverez tout ce dont vous avez besoin!…read more Bières de microbrasseries, gastronomie, soins naturels, artisans locaux, articles ménagers. Aliments biologiques et produits écologiques.

Nice liquor store and nice service with good suggestions. We bought case of red wine and some local…read moreliquor. Price point is good. Location is easy to find and has street parking.

3.5 stars (some go up some go down)…read more Interesting eclectic offerings of sausage (pate chinois, lardons & cheddar, sake and ginger a few) and Lac brome duck products plus a copious perhaps gargantuan assortment of Quebec micro brewed beers. You mix the selection together and it sounds like a camping dinner or cookout weekend I with a bunch of friends at the cabin (chalet here in Quebec). The duck I may definitely come back to try more. Sausage for me I found a bit fatty for my liking. I do realize sausage is more fat to give flavour but I tend to try to seek out a more lean version. We had the opportunity to stop off here at leg two of out food walking adventure of the Marche Jean Talon and surrounding area. What we were offered as a sample was their fine herb sausage and the duck confit. The fine herb sausage. I didn't care for as much with larger pieces of rosemary and other herbs. The duck confit on baguette was divine and decadent. I could eat half a plate of that but then I'd probably be in food coma afterwards! I had purchased a terrine du porc that was done in whiskey. Honestly I had no flavour of whiskey at all when tasting it. Perhaps it had oxidized but it was not prevalent at all. They have an awesome selection of other canned and jarred Quebec jams, jellies and sauces plus other delicacies. I do need to come back and check items out on further inspection. Price tends to be a bit higher but you can tell quality is high.

Tried a sample of their Herb sausage in store and it was pretty good but opted for the smoked meat…read moresausage (sounded awesome!) and brought it home for BBQ. It was disappointing. I should have went with what I tasted but I didn't think the smoked meat sausage would have been so underwhelming. If I'm ever here again, I'll make sure to sample a whole bunch of of different items if possible.

Visiting this craft beer store was one of the highlights of my most recent trip to Montreal…read more While the space is small, the beers are very carefully curated. We ended up talking to one of the guys who works here for over half an hour, learning about different beer styles (broadly), Quebec beer laws, and some special brews in Quebec. You can tell this store is special, as many locals were coming in and out while we were there. There also seems to be a nice rapport with the people who work here, who are obviously willing to help. For any American coming to this store - they will do trades for special, highly-coveted beers (think Treehouse or Alchemist), and you'll get a very nice trade with what you bring. This opportunity is definitely something we plan to take advantage of when we inevitably return to this store.

I'm not a big beer afficionado so I guess I'm missing the main attraction to this cramped little…read moreboutique. I find myself coming back for the pretty jars and delicacies. As the name indicates, the shop makes an effort to offer products from Quebec, which is great to calm my conscience after splurging. :) The selection of maple and maple-derived products is great and full of surprises. I'm a big fan of the caramel-themed shelf: caramels, caramels and chocolate spreads, caramel and ginger spread etc..etc..Don't miss out on the delicious dips and jellies on display on the back wall and their tea selection from Camelia Sinensis!

I really like that place, it's one of the few beer shop in the neighbourhood (the only?) and I've…read morebeen going since it opened. They have lots of very good local beers and micro-brewed. Their stock varies from time to time which is nice, and the staff is very helpful with recommendations, product reviews and all. However, I have to point out that the last 2-3 times I've been, their selection has greatly diminished. They used to have a ton of new stuff everytime including some I had never seen before. But now, they seem to only carry some more basic stuff like Brasseurs de Montréal, Dieu du Ciel, Brasseurs de Charlevoix on a consistent basis. Not that those aren't good, but those are easier to find, almost everywhere. I hope it's not a sign that their business is not going well. I really like it. Would have been a 5* if not for my last few visits.

I'm not sure, but it seems that this beer store is the only one in that part of Montreal. Not…read moredisappointed at all ! They sell a bunch of beer from Quebec microbreweries and the staff was very helpful, they knew all about their product. The only thing is that they don't sell any beer from other countries. Still, I will definitely come back soon.