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We thought this would just be a museum tour, to check out all the international bottles and cans, coasters, bar towels, and trays but they also brew their own beer!
The outdoor patio was jam packed, and it was a beautiful day. But we wanted to head inside and check out the collection. Boy, what a collection. Beers from everywhere, full series, unique cans and labels. Books, posters, and some oversized couches and plenty of tables and chairs for what I presume is a great night in for those days when the patio isn't an option.
We had fun talking with the staff, who were all a lot more chatty and friendly than Fourquet Fourchette's overall staff (not that they were unfriendly or anything) and we got a real sense of their pride not only about the collection but the beers.
We sat and leafed through the binder, and read books about microbreweries in Quebec and enjoyed our visit. We weren't hungry for food, but the little chocolates were a nice choice to go with the beer. Unfortunately I don't know the names of each beer we had, and the website is incomplete. We needed to make our way to Vermont, so our stay was truncated. I am looking forward to another visit one day.
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