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Brasseux d'la Côte (Tracadie‑Sheila, New Brunswick) has been turning hops into trophies since 2012, and the result is a collection of beers that could make even the most seasoned snob grin. Their flagship Rosé swept the 2020 Canadian Beer Awards and then strutted onto the podium at the 2021 Euro Beer Challenge, proving that a pink brew can be as serious as a suit of armor. Meanwhile, the aptly named Moscou‑Miscou didn’t just win a medal—it bulldozed every category at the Montreal Beer World competition, leaving the judges with no choice but to applaud.
What makes this place truly special is the way it fuses community spirit with meticulous craftsmanship. The cooperative model means each pint you sip is a tiny contribution to local life, and the staff know their malt like a seasoned detective knows a crime scene. The taproom showcases an eye‑catching lineup of bottles and cans, each looking as polished as a freshly waxed sports car (but without the fumes). Service is warm, the atmosphere inviting, and the brews are, in a word, brilliant. If you appreciate quality beer served with a side of good humour, Brasseux d'la Côte delivers without a hint of pretension.
Brasseux d'la Côte is praised for its excellent craft beers, outstanding staff, cozy atmosphere, and professional service. Reviewers also appreciate the knowledgeable and friendly staff, as well as the great-looking taproom featuring an impressive selection of beers.
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