It has become a spring tradition in downtown Montreal, which this year welcomes the 30e anniversary of the now famous World Beer Festival.
Until May 26, at Windsor station and in the Rio Tinto courtyard, more than 100 breweries from here and elsewhere will showcase their products to festival-goers, who will be able for the first time to attend the workshops of Stephen Beaumont, world authority. who is, among other things, author of the famous World Beer Atlas.
The general public will also be invited to participate in blind tastings by tasting five local beers specially brewed for the 30th.e of the World Cup.
To mark the event, those responsible for the Mondial also invited a record number of 70 breweries outside Quebec, including 21 from Belgium, 9 from Brazil and 8 from France, which will offer more than 200 imported beers, including many exclusive products. grouped in dedicated pavilions.
Another new feature, this year’s Mondial de la verre will welcome street food trucks, which will contribute to the festive atmosphere provided by DJs, entertainers and musical shows on the outdoor terrace.
Visit the World Beer website