Les Brasseurs du Nord

Les Brasseurs du Nord is a microbrewery located in Blainville, Quebec, Canada. Founded in 1987 by Jean Morin and Pierre Marchand, the brewery is known for its popular brand of beers, including the well-known Boreale series. The company has played a significant role in the development of the craft beer industry in Quebec.

History

Les Brasseurs du Nord was established in 1987 by two friends, Jean Morin and Pierre Marchand, who shared a passion for brewing high-quality beer. The brewery started with a small production facility in Blainville and quickly gained popularity for its unique and flavorful beers. Over the years, the company has expanded its operations and now distributes its products across Quebec.

Products

The brewery is best known for its Boreale series, which includes a variety of beers such as:

• Boreale Blonde: A light and refreshing blonde ale.
• Boreale Rousse: A rich and malty red ale.
• Boreale Noire: A dark and robust stout.
• Boreale IPA: A hoppy and aromatic India Pale Ale.

In addition to the Boreale series, Les Brasseurs du Nord also produces seasonal and limited-edition beers, catering to the diverse tastes of beer enthusiasts.

Sustainability Initiatives

Les Brasseurs du Nord is committed to sustainable brewing practices. The company has implemented various initiatives to reduce its environmental impact, including:

• Using locally sourced ingredients to support local agriculture.
• Implementing energy-efficient brewing processes.
• Recycling and reusing materials to minimize waste.

Community Involvement

The brewery is actively involved in the local community, sponsoring events and supporting various charitable organizations. Les Brasseurs du Nord also collaborates with other local breweries and businesses to promote the craft beer industry in Quebec.

See Also

• Microbrewery
• Craft beer
• Blainville, Quebec
• Boreale (beer)
• Beer in Canada