Les Brasseurs du Nord is a Canadian brewery founded in 1987 by three Universite du Quebec a Montreal students, Laura Urtnowski and brothers Bernard and Jean Morin, and headquartered in Blainville, Quebec, north of Montreal. It brews ale-type beers sold exclusively in Quebec under the Boreale label, accounting for just over one percent of the province's total beer sales, with production exceeding 100,000 hectoliters annually. Its products include Boreale Rousse, introduced in 1988 as the first amber-style beer in Quebec, along with Boreale Blonde, Cuivree, Noire, Doree, Blanche and IPA.
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Les Brasseurs du Nord (The Brewers of/from the North) is a brewery just north of Montreal, in Blainville, Quebec, Canada.
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Founded in 1987 by three students at the UQAM (Laura Urtnowski, and brothers Bernard and Jean Morin), who paid their way through school selling home-made beer, and then decided to try their hand at establishing a commercial brewery.
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