Frequently asked questions

What is the Distillery Trail?

The Distillery Trail was created with the Distilleries du Québec and aims to share the richness of our distillers knowledge. In order to do so, the Distillery Trail offers a selection of distilleries where stories are to be told and discoveries to be made.

Where can I get the map?

The map is available free of charge in all the distilleries participating. You can also download it here!

Is it possible to visit the production sites of all the distilleries?

All the distilleries listed on the trail are open to the public. Some offer the full tour including a tour of the production facilities, while others may only have a tasting room open to the public. Visit their websites to learn more.

Is it necessary to make a reservation ?

Reservations are required to visit most distilleries. Verify directly with them before you visit!

How much does a tour or tasting cost?

The price of a tour or a tasting may vary from distillery to distillery, but most offer them for under $20.

Do you provide transportation?

For the moment, no transport service is offered by the Distillery Trail. That said, we do encourage responsible drinking and the use of designated drivers. You may also request spittoons during your tastings.

Are children admitted?

Yes! Children are allowed in the distilleries.

What are the opening hours of the distilleries?

Hours of operation vary from distilleries to distillery. We advise you to check directly with them!

Are the distilleries accessible for people with restricted mobility?

Many of the distilleries are accessible to people with reduced mobility. You can always check with them directly.