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Travel Features

Great Beers in the Great Outdoors

All About Beer Magazine - Volume 35, Issue 3
May 24, 2014 By Staff

CANADA

Brasseurs du Temps, Gatineau, Quebec

Follow the footpath along the Ruisseau de la Brasserie, or Brewery Creek, and you will unsurprisingly arrive at the Brasseurs du Temps brewpub. And while it is not the brewery for which the creek is named—that one arrived about 200 years ago—it does boast some of the best beers in the National Capital Region and a supremely idyllic setting in which to enjoy them.

Day or night, a table by the burbling creek seems serene even when the terrace is full, distant from the roadside and even farther from cut-and-thrust of nearby Parliament Hill. Just the thing for the recovering politician or aspiring beer aficionado.

—Stephen Beaumont

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Brasseurs du Temps in Gatineau, Quebec. Photo by Nathalie Moisan.

More in Canada

Fourquet Fourchette, Chambly, QC; Spinnakers, Victory, BC; Amsterdam Brewhouse on the Lake, Toronto, ON

This story appears in the July issue of All About Beer Magazine. Click here for a free trial.

See more great places to drink beer outside in Europe.

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12 Comments
  • Craig Stichtenoth says:
    May 29, 2014 at 1:57 pm

    Western Greenland has spectacular views and some fine craft beer. One of my most memorable outdoor drinking experiences was drinking Greenland Mountain (Brown) Ale and Greenland Iced Flower (Pale Ale) on the outdoor deck of the Hotel Uummannaq, overlooking the town harbor and the icebergs that filled Uummannaq Icefjord, located nearly 600km north of the Arctic Circle. Yes, I have photos.

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  • William says:
    May 29, 2014 at 11:16 pm

    Devil’s Backbone in Roseland, VA and Blue Mountain in Afton, VA. Both are on the “Brew Ridge” trail and both over beautiful Appalachian Mountain views with fantastic craft brews.

    Reply
  • Beate Veian says:
    May 30, 2014 at 1:54 am

    You missed Voss Bryggeri in Norway! You can find them in the city of Voss in the norwegian mountains. They won the price for Norways best newcoming beer last year. You can enjoy worlds best beer on the terrasse while you enjoy the fantastic wiev over the high mountains,fields and the city of Voss. You can sit outside in the long norwegian summernights and have the best time of your life:-) Or you can go there in wintertime, and enjoy snow, dark nights under the stars and go skiiing. The beer is brewed with passion and mixing old traditions with new ideas. The best place in the world to drink beer: Voss brewery in Norway.

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  • Steve Alvin says:
    May 30, 2014 at 12:25 pm

    I would add Augusta Brew Haus and Bier Garden in Augusta Missouri. The bier garden overlooks the Katy Trail and the Missouri River. It is a great place to rest and watch the world go by. And the beer is most excellent!

    Reply
  • David Hoskins says:
    June 19, 2014 at 8:34 am

    The Green Heron Club is riverside on the Dan River in Stokes County, NC. The 58 foot back porch over looking the Dan River is the place to enjoy one of fifty beers and 25 wines by the glass. Live music on Saturday nights. Wine and painting on Wednesdays. Adjacent to Hanging Rock State Park and a Blue Ridge Music Trail location.

    Reply
  • doug says:
    June 21, 2014 at 1:02 pm

    You forgot the Blue ridge mountains views at Pisgah Brewery. I call it the NC Redrocks. Bruce Hornsby w/Steep Canyon Rangers and Trampled By Turtles are coming up

    Reply
    • Jon Page says:
      June 26, 2014 at 11:34 am

      Hey Doug: Pisgah is on the list, included in the writeup with Highland on this page: https://allaboutbeer.net/article/beer-outside/5/. Thanks for reading.

      Reply
  • Dan Harvey says:
    June 22, 2014 at 6:40 am

    Level 33 brewery in Singapore is the most memorable place I’ve had a beer. It’s on the top floor of a financial building looking over Marina Bay and the central city. Definitely worth visiting

    Reply
  • Gary Urban says:
    June 27, 2014 at 7:26 am

    Great spots for the northeast. As I live in NY and travel to Maine yearly, one more spot in Me.comes to mind. The Seadog brewpub in Topsham, Me offers a spectacular view/setting on the Androscoggin River. Not to mention great beer and food. Check them out!

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  • Philip Elms says:
    July 1, 2014 at 3:11 am

    49th State Brewing Co. Denali Park Alaska.
    http://49statebrewing.com/

    Reply
  • Terry Kane says:
    July 22, 2014 at 11:09 pm

    For what it’s worth I’d find it hard to go past Smuggler’s Creek Inn, Donegal Ireland.
    Listed here.. http://ie.publocation.com/pubs/donegal/rossnowlagh/smugglers-creek-inn

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  • John Daggett says:
    July 27, 2014 at 6:47 pm

    Monhegan Island is located 10 miles off the coast of Maine. No vehicles allowed, just amazing beauty that inspires artists,photographers, and hikers.
    Monhegan Brewing is the place to go after a great day on the trails hiking along the 160 foot cliffs.
    http://Www.monheganbrewing.com
    http://Www.monheganwelcome.com

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