Springtime in beautiful Quebec tastes like maple. Here are a few ways to celebrate the sugaring-off season in our restaurants and boutiques!
La Cabane à sucre de la Montagne: Maple products sold year-round!
No matter the season, try the traditional tire (maple taffy) on snow and browse the many popular products (honey, jams, maple cookies and soaps). In the summer, discover the store’s best-kept secret: maple soft-serve ice cream. It’s to die for!
A sugaring-off meal at Casey’s Resto-Bar
For your main course, try the maple and mustard glazed salmon.
For desert: maple pouding chômeur and a coffee splashed with maple cream-flavoured Sortilège liqueur.
To finish off the meal: a L’érable en feu shooter.
Sugaring-off offers at Fairmont Tremblant — from March 28 to April 30, 2019
Le Comptoir Cuisine du Marché
Discount when you mention the “sugaring-off offer”
Try the maple-inspired specialties, including Le Comptoir’s famous crêpes with homemade maple butter.
It’s back! Decadent maple pouding chômeur with homemade maple ice cream.
Axe Lounge Bar
Two maple-flavoured cocktails: Mapletini (vodka) and Maple Old Fashioned.
Ricochet Café & Terrasse
Mapleccino served with a maple biscotti.
All espressos served between March 28 and April 30, 2019 are served with a maple biscotti.
A typically Québécois BeaverTails pastry
Named the “Québécoise”, this BeaverTails with maple spread and chocolate sauce drizzle is a truly delicious treat.
Maple in your glass, courtesy of the SAQ
Quebec’s liquor commission (SAQ) offers several Quebec-made maple liqueurs at its Promenade Deslauriers branch. The store’s advisor recommends Coureur des Bois, a Canadian whisky and maple syrup liqueur…
or Sortilège, a whisky-based maple cream liqueur. The latter also comes in blueberry flavour!
Maple oolong latte at DAVIDsTEA
Tea lovers will appreciate the maple oolong tea recommended by the tea specialists at the DAVIDs TEA shop on Rue des Remplarts. They suggest having it as a latte. Very tasty!
Sweet treats at the Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory
A tourist favourite, the Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory offers maple cashew chocolates and an assortment of chocolates in Canada’s image, including maple chocolates. And be sure to try the mouth-watering fudges (including maple) for which the Chocolate Factory is known!
100% Canadian souvenir of your time in Tremblant
Tremblant & Co. offers stainless steel flasks and maple leaf refrigerator magnets. A souvenir of Canada that will remind you of the sugaring-off season!
Ultra-Canadian sleepwear at the Petite Maison Bleue
Known as the place to go for pyjamas for the entire family, Petite Maison Bleue offers men’s pyjama bottoms with a picture of a bottle of “100% pure” maple syrup, among other typically Canadian things. A cute nod at Canadian culture.
Near the cash register, you will also find t-shirts bearing the “Mont-Tremblant, Canada” logo, with the emblematic maple leaf!
Roots maple leaf hoodie
Canadian clothing brand Roots offers several Canada-themed shirts, jackets and sweatpants. We spotted this hoody with four subtle maple leaves on the badge, perfect for springtime in Quebec.