Cidrerie Michel Jodoin

Ive been there for the hike. Very nice trail, Clean, but it could be hard for some people (or little kids). I go there with my 5yo, and he made it pretty well. But some part of the trail was harder. There is a picnic area on the top of the mountain (picnic table) no bathroom, unless at the cidrerie. Dog are aloud on some days, with a fee. And hike is 5$ per adult. Kids are free. But check prior if the price change. I will return there to try the cider (no kid this time).

Nice gentleman directes us to parking, you can do liquor tasting to be sure of your purchase and then go on a hike with your family. It's not too hard, 3-4 km round trip. Price is decent with so many price hike it felt refreshing.

Good atmosphere with music. Nice mountain behind for a walk or hike. $5 for entry.

Great variety of ciders. We took the hike up yo the view point first and then had a tasting. Lovely views, great service and atmosphere. Plenty of parking. Lots of seating outside. Highly recommend it.

The staff is super friendly and there’s an interesting variety of product to discover. We had a little drink outside and we had the chance to be visiting while there was a small live music show, which really set the mood. A great visit overall.

I've heard and tasted about the ciders and other products, but it was my first time at their boutique and orchard. Beautiful place with the possibility to hike the small adjacent mountain (view is great for minimal effort). We also did the tasting located in the cellar and had a blast. Thanks to our very knowledgeable waiter who was so nice and took the time to carefully explain all the products.

We came here for the mountain trail and for the apple blossoms. Upon arrival you'd have to pay for access (4$ per adult) inside the store. The trail is moderate to difficult with many steep rocky parts and tree roots. I would recommend wearing hiking shoes (no sandals) and even bringing a walking stick. The store sells some premade lunch sets (19$) and chilled cider (alcoholic and non alcoholic) that you can enjoy at the picnic tables at the outlook or next to the store in the orchard.

We came here for a trail, but tried the different types of cidre during the tasting as well: apple cider, including a sparkling one, apple vermouth and apple brandy. You can buy them right after the tasting in a nice shop. Right now they have an extended trail of 5.1km (one-way loop), well maintained, at times steep rocky terrain with no handrails, very hard on the knees, especially when descending. Overall, 80% easy trail, 15% moderate, 5% hard. The price for the entrance to the private trail is $4 per adult, and it was absolutely worth it.

Excellent experience, surprised at the variety of the cider products. Guide was so pleasant and informative. Ice wine was definite fave

Anatomically, the liver is a special organ. It detoxifies stuff, aids in digestion (prob my fave bodily function), and is only found in animals with backbones. Livers even taste good (ILY foie gras). Livers are great and pink is pretty, so in general, drinking booze in moderation is recommended. But. If i were to choose a cider to drink to absurd Dionysian excess, the ciders of Mssr. Michel Jodoin are in my Top 3 of FUCKING GREAT CRAFT CIDERS that I choose to buy by the case whenever I visit my beloved MTL and choose to partake in an abusive relationship with my liver. Correction: the liver is a VERY special organ. The liver is the only visceral organ with the magic ability to regenerate. New livers for all! Drink this cider! :)

While I was familiar with their ciders , buying them for summer pic-nic's I only heard about this place when I was looking for a nice hike that is dog friendly. Yes your heard right a hike. This is an awesome cider place, they give a free tour that teaches about the history of the place and a great cider teasing session for free as well. They also have a coll pic-nic area with tables and sometimes they will bring a band and sale food as well. And like a lot of places in the area they have apple picking. But lets get back to the hike, its hard to find a dog friendly hike in Quebec (I have no idea why), for 3$ p/p (they trust you to go tell them and pay) you can access a lovely hike, not too hard which is shaded and will show you some lovely views. The trail starts next to their house from the pic-nic area so I suggest to start with the tour, go for the hike and finish in a pic-nic with their great cider. This is a truly a place for everyone !

Second time at Cidrerie Michel Jodoin and I'm as satisfied from my visit as I was the first time. We did not opt for the guided tour, which I have done and find very informative, instead we went directly to the cider tasting, which was a world class experience. Our hostess was exclusively amazing, as soon as she found out we don't like sweet ciders she changed the bottles selected for tasting with some others that are closer to our preferences. The result was two very happy faces and a lot of wow exclamations. Of course we ended up buying some decent amount of bottles for home and an extra small one of the crispy hopes infused cider to share at the terrace. And what a terrace it is, beautiful view of the area from the bottom of the hill. In case you'd like to have more active Sunday then us you may wish to profit from the hiking trail that will bring you up to an even better view point. There are also picnic tables in the orchards, perfect for some snack and a bottle of delicious cider.

Very lovely location and friendly people. Cider products are of very high quality. They even gave us a great recommendation for a nearby lunch spot.