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Quebec food tour: Two days on the Charlevoix Flavour Trail

  • Sectors
    Baie-Saint-Paul, Mountain Sector,
    Crater and Tides sector
  • Distance 107 km
  • Transportation Car

Charlevoix is an ideal destination for a gourmet getaway combining spectacular scenery, the St. Lawrence River, and agritourism. This two-day gourmet tour of Quebec, best explored by car, showcases the artisans and producers of Charlevoix’s Flavour Trail. Between visits to local farms, tastings, and warm-hearted stops, every leg of your agrotourism journey lets you savour the region.

Tips and tricks to make the most of this gourmet weekend

  • Don’t forget to bring a cooler; it will quickly come in handy for keeping local Quebec food, like cheeses, charcuterie, and even a few bottles of wine, cool.
  • A blanket in the trunk, along with some utensils and plates, is all you need to whip up a picnic between visits.
  • And it’s best to leave a little space in the car, because it’s rare to leave empty-handed after a gourmet getaway in Charlevoix!

 

A gourmet tour of Charlevoix

  • Day 1

    • Famille Migneron de Charlevoix

      Day 1

      Famille Migneron de Charlevoix

      The Famille Migneron de Charlevoix is renowned as much for its cheese as for its wines and spirits. Discover renowned cheeses, vineyards cultivated to produce several vintages, and exceptional spirits distilled from whey and grape pomace. Tastings are offered daily, and the Les Florent hiking trail, accessible on-site, is among the most beautiful hikes in Baie-Saint-Paul

      Lunch suggestion: Café Arômes et Saveurs

      Car (4.6 km)
    • Les Viandes Biologiques de Charlevoix

      Les Viandes Biologiques de Charlevoix

      Les Viandes Bio Charlevoix has made the region famous thanks to an integrated model, from grain to livestock to processing. Organic meats and charcuterie are produced locally here. The company will soon open a new shop featuring an economuseum dedicated to the aging of charcuterie. It is a lovely place to stop and stock up on local flavours.

      Lunch suggestion: Casse-croûte la Rencontre

      Car (2,7)
    • La Ferme Basque de Charlevoix

      La Ferme Basque de Charlevoix

      Located near Parc national des Grands-Jardins, La Ferme Basque de Charlevoix offers an agritourism tour that highlights over 20 years of expertise. An interpretive trail lets you learn more about farm life. A picnic area and an observation deck are also available. Once you’ve finished your visit, take some local Quebec food and local products home with you.

      Car (14 km)
    • Hydromel Charlevoix

      Hydromel Charlevoix

      The grand gourmet tour ends at Hydromel Charlevoix, where you can sample wines and spirits made on-site. Recently renovated, the museum and multimedia room offer a great opportunity to learn more about the wonderful world of bees. Not to mention the courtyard, which invites you to take your time and savour the moment with a glass of fine honey wine.

      Dinner suggestion: Le Mouton Noir

      Car (1.4 km)
  • Day 2

    • Al Dente Traiteur

      Day 2

      Al Dente Traiteur

      Al Dente Traiteur is a must-visit spot in Baie-Saint-Paul, both for locals and foodies alike. The shop is particularly famous for its Charlevoix chocolate tart. The fresh, homemade pasta and selection of local specialties are perfect for an aperitif or as a gift.

      Lunch suggestion: Les Bonyeuses

      Car (19 km)
    • Alpagas Charlevoix

      Alpagas Charlevoix

      A visit to the farm is a must at Alpagas Charlevoix, where charming animals await you in a rural agrotourism setting. On-site, you can browse the gift shop, take an educational trail, or try your hand at Alpa-trekking. Hiking with the alpacas is a must-do activity that will delight the whole family. During the summer season, a pizza counter is available to satisfy your hunger.

      Dinner suggestion: Ferme Éboulmontaise - Restaurant Épicentre, Dînette Fermière

      Car (37.1 km)
    • Safran Nordique

      Safran Nordique

      Safran Nordique offers a surprising and unique experience by growing saffron north of the 47th parallel. The guided tour lets you discover this rare product, its uses, and the expertise behind it. In the new visitor center, the shop also invites you to enjoy some delicious tastings. In season, you can extend your visit with a picnic in the fields or by picking your own fruit, especially raspberries.

      Car (1.7 km)
    • Menaud

      Menaud

      In Clermont, Menaud has mastered the art of brewing and artisanal distillation. The distillery-brewery crafts its beers and spirits using carefully selected ingredients. Inside the shop, you can watch the stills in action through glass doors while sampling the products. To wrap up your culinary getaway in a festive atmosphere, the lively outdoor terrace is the perfect spot to gather before your next epicurean adventure in Charlevoix.

      Dinner suggestion: Auberge Café Bistro La Marmite