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Foody Nature Le savoir-faire de nos arrêts gourmands - Cidrerie St-Nicolas : la passion de la pomme
La Cidrerie St-Nicolas, c’est une histoire de famille. «Ce sont mes parents, Pierre Lafond et Patricia Daigneault, qui ont fondé l’entreprise, raconte d’emblée Louise Lafond. C’était le rêve de mon père depuis qu’il était jeune d’avoir sa cidrerie.»
Updated on April 30, 2024
Foody Nature The know-how of our gourmet stops - Distillerie des Appalaches: local and colorful flavors
Remaking the world and dreaming of crazy projects: several friends do it over a drink or a good meal, but few really realize the ideas exchanged. Dave Ricard and his friend Kevin Pelletier, for their part, materialized their idea launched during a “…
Updated on April 30, 2024
Arrêts Gourmands The know-how of our gourmet stops - Ferme Origine: back to basics
Renée Lortie was raised on a dairy farm. So it was natural for her to return quietly to farming.
Updated on April 30, 2024
Arrêts Gourmands The know-how of our gourmet stops - Fromagerie Victoria: much more than just a cheese factory
Founded in 1946 in Victoriaville, Fromagerie Victoria continues to seduce taste buds across the province with delicious homemade products and an attractive menu offered in its many branches. His address in Saint-Nicolas is no exception!
Written on July 21, 2021
Arrêts Gourmands The know-how of our gourmet stops - O’Ravito café relais: healthy meeting place for outdoor enthusiasts
A nice address across the cycle path of the Parcours des Anses where cyclists can sit down without leaving their precious mounts too far away.
Written on July 12, 2021
Arrêts Gourmands The know-how of our gourmet stops - Les Bleuets du Vire-Crêpes: blueberries in all their forms
It was in the winter of 1997 that Anne Ladouceur and Alain Soulard bought a piece of land in the Saint-Nicolas area, west of Lévis. The following spring, they had a nice surprise: on their vast land grew wild blueberry plants.
Written on July 7, 2021
Arrêts Gourmands The know-how of our gourmet stops - Clos Lambert: a vineyard of medieval inspiration on the land of Levis
It was in 1984 that Raymond Lambert and his wife Rolande Breton planted their first vines. Twenty years later, because of their children's passion for the Middle Ages, the couple from Lévis decided to develop an unknown niche. "While it was very pop…
Written on June 19, 2021
Arrêts Gourmands The know-how of our gourmet stops - Érablière du Cap: The syrup in the blood
The members of the Tardif family can boast of having a direct lineage with one of the pioneers of maple syrup in Quebec. Indeed, their ancestor, Olivier LeTardif, would have been mandated by none other than Samuel de Champlain to establish contact w…
Written on June 19, 2021
Arrêts Gourmands The know-how of our gourmet stops - Ferme Genest: for the love of the land
Sixth of her generation, Laura Genest cultivates with her parents, Guy Genest and Nicole St-Hilaire, an ancestral land in Saint-Nicolas which has more than 175 years of history. First animal, then dairy, the farm took on a horticultural turn with La…
Written on June 11, 2021