Distillerie de Montréal (Rosemont)

we were treated to a tour as well as a tasting of some of their spirits. To be honest, before we visited, we had no idea they had such a long and diverse list of excellent products, many of which have won several awards (even the Pastis de Montréal 😅). We got to try many... 16 to be exact. Yes, that's a lot. No, we didn't drink them all (they give you a bucket). Our favourites included "Rhum L'Après Ski," "Baba au Rhum," and the Coco Rhum, which we got to try a few weeks before it was released. We were given a tour of all the facilities and learned about the history and process in All around, this is a great activity if you're a fan of locally distilled spirits. We also bought an incredible blueberry cream liqueur, which we used to create a great cocktail

Distillerie de Montréal’s Rosemont & Honey Whiskey 🥃✨ Today, during a quick stop at the SAQ, I stumbled across two bottles from Distillerie de Montréal that immediately caught my attention. Being a whiskey and bourbon fan — especially since the LCBO and SAQ don’t always carry my usual imports anymore — I’ve had to get more adventurous with my choices. Like most of us, I’m on the hunt for new favourites to add to my home bar. 🏡🥃 First, the Rosemont Whiskey grabbed me. Growing up around Rosemont, I felt an instant connection to it. 🏙️ Then I noticed their Honey Whiskey sitting next to it 🍯, so into my basket it went too — there was no way I was leaving one behind! I decided to pour a glass of each as soon as I got home, and wow. 🤯 That was honestly my first reaction. Then after another sip… wow again. 🤩 These whiskeys are rich and surprising — every sip uncovered a truckload of flavor, like they’d been waiting to shine all along. The Rosemont is smooth, balanced, and super drinkable 🔥 while the honey version is warm and sweet without being too syrupy — a luxurious finish that feels perfectly crafted. ✨ And here’s the thing: as someone who normally reaches for classic bourbons and aged whiskeys 🥃, I wasn’t expecting these local options to hit this hard. They absolutely deserve a top-shelf spot. Frankly, if I owned a bar, I’d feature these front and center — these bottles are that good. 🍁🏆 Thanks, POTUS — and all the weird import restrictions — for pushing me to look local. 🤠🇨🇦 This is one of those discoveries you want to shout about! In short: I’m in love, and I can’t wait to introduce these bottles to friends and family at my next gathering. Cheers to Distillerie de Montréal — you’ve earned a fan for life! 🎉🥂

We were lucky enough to find this place when wandering through Montreal. We had a great time and got in love with Rosemont Madame Gin because of its smooth and unique taste, so much that we brought a couple of bottles back home in Mexico City. Thank you Itzia for introducing such a cool place and Thanks Laurencie for the amazing guided visit!

I had a great time. Laurence’s knowledge on all different types of gin, whiskey and vodka was excellent. I highly recommend you and all your friends to come and enjoy your visit

We just finished our 5-7 here today. Loved the ambiance and very lovely staff ! Greats service. Will definitely come back ! Try the scallops, they are delicious 😋!!

I participated in a gin tasting evening at first, everyone was shy within 20 minutes everyone was chatting having a great time. The gin is awesome and the owners go above and beyond highly recommend buying their gin and going to one of their evenings

This distillery space is just beautiful, they have a large variety of alcohol and spirits to chose from. They service is super friendly and laidback, but at the same time súper profesional and knowledgeable. I would recommend to try their large variety of rums.

El chapleau is terrible, “alcohol de agave” more like fakequila not recommended near not mixed 2/10 just because the bottle is nice but the label is cheap and 0% creative with a calavera de azúcar because it just couldn’t be more stereotypical…

Distillerie de Montréal's Rosemont & Honey Whiskey Today, during a quick stop at the SAQ, I stumbled across two bottles from Distillerie de Montréal that immediately caught my attention. Being a whiskey and bourbon fan -- especially since the LCBO and SAQ don't always carry my usual imports anymore -- I've had to get more adventurous with my choices. Like most of us, I'm on the hunt for new favourites to add to my home bar. First, the Rosemont Whiskey grabbed me. Growing up around Rosemont, I felt an instant connection to it. Then I noticed their Honey Whiskey sitting next to it , so into my basket it went too -- there was no way I was leaving one behind! I decided to pour a glass of each as soon as I got home, and wow. That was honestly my first reaction. Then after another sip... wow again. These whiskeys are rich and surprising -- every sip uncovered a truckload of flavor, like they'd been waiting to shine all along. The Rosemont is smooth, balanced, and super drinkable while the honey version is warm and sweet without being too syrupy -- a luxurious finish that feels perfectly crafted. And here's the thing: as someone who normally reaches for classic bourbons and aged whiskeys , I wasn't expecting these local options to hit this hard. They absolutely deserve a top-shelf spot. Frankly, if I owned a bar, I'd feature these front and center -- these bottles are that good. Thanks, POTUS -- and all the weird import restrictions -- for pushing me to look local. This is one of those discoveries you want to shout about! In short: I'm in love, and I can't wait to introduce these bottles to friends and family at my next gathering. Cheers to Distillerie de Montréal -- you've earned a fan for life!