Thirst for cider Montreal is the perfect summer opportunity to discover and taste Quebec ciders. Here is everything you need to know about this famous 100% Quebec event!
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Back for a third edition, from July 26 to 28, the event presented by the SAQ and organized by the Producteurs de ciders du Québec, Soif de cidre Montréal will take place on the banks of the Lachine Canal, to take advantage of the view and delicious local products.
Cider lovers will have the chance to meet nearly thirty Quebec cider producers as well as food producers and restaurateurs (and of course taste their products!) over the course of the weekend.
In addition to stocking up on local products, festival-goers will have the chance to have fun with a relaxation and games area including a Tic Tac Dunk and a Giant Billiards table, the SAQ bistro, musical programming and more! It’s an opportunity to bring family and friends together to enjoy the good weather and Quebec products.
Local restaurateurs will also be present to offer their best products to enjoy with a good glass of local cider. The real dream, what!
Among the cider producers on site, we find: Jus Sec, Au Pied de Cochon, Cidrerie Le Somnambule, Cidrerie Lacroix, Domaine Hébert and several others.
It will also be possible to participate in cider tastings, the creation of cider-based cocktails with SAQ advisors as well as culinary creation workshops with chefs. So you absolutely don’t want to miss your chance! Find out more details about the programming here.
Here are the prices:
- Premium ticket: $26 + taxes and fees
- Regular Ticket: $18 + taxes and fees
Get yours right here.
Thirst for cider Montreal
July 26 to 28, 2024
Shed 1825 | Lachine Canal National Historic Site | 40 rue des Seigneurs, Montreal
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