Terrebonne Wine & History Festival - 27th Edition - From August 8th to 10th, 2025 at Île-des-Moulins, Terrebonne
La nouvelle société is proud to present the 27th edition of the Terrebonne Wine & History Festival, presented by SAQ, with Tergel as the official partner. Set in the charming Île-des-Moulins, this event is one of Quebec's top wine festivals.
Over three days, enjoy a rich cultural and tasting experience featuring personalized tastings, conferences, local gourmet products, restaurants, and festive live music.
New for 2025:
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Welcoming Martin Juneau, renowned chef and festival spokesperson, sharing his expertise
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Focus on Quebec products with dedicated booths and talks
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Wine anecdotes from magician and wine lover Alain Choquette
Highlights:
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Festive opening night on Friday with a welcome glass, wine tasting, and bites
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Over 50 exhibitors showcasing more than 450 products, including top vineyards like Vignoble Rivière du Chêne, Léon Courville, Domaine des Côtes d'Ardoises, Domaine de Lavoie, and Vignoble La Cantina
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Conferences on wine tasting, Quebec cider history, and Quebec wines led by sommeliers and experts
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Historical zones showcasing Terrebonne's heritage and its rich relationship with wine and alcohol in Quebec
Schedule:
Friday, August 8th - from 6pm
Saturday, August 9th - 12pm to 8pm
Sunday, August 10th - 12pm to 5pm
For more info and reservations: lanouvellesociete.com | 450 492-4777
FESTIVAL HEADLINERS
Alain Choquette: a generous ambassador
The great magician and wine enthusiast Alain Choquette returns as the event's ambassador. Exhibitors and festival-goers alike will once again benefit from his generosity as he shares his love of wine with them.
Festive Friday with Catherine Beauchamp, MC Gilles and Jessica Harnois
To kick off the festivities in style, the 3 friends Catherine Beauchamp, MC Gilles and Jessica Harnois will be mixing fun, music and wine discoveries. Wine tastings, appetizers and entertainment are on the program for this evening. Reserve early, places are limited.
NEW FEATURES FOR 2024
Chez Fabien conferences
For the first time this year, you can take part in a warm and prestigious oenological experience with Victor Poirier, sommelier and owner of the renowned Chez Fabien restaurant in Vieux-Terrebonne. During these exclusive conferences, you'll be able to taste a selection of exceptional wines, including grands crus of champagne, all accompanied by Victor's invaluable knowledge and anecdotes about the grape varieties presented.
A presentation on low-alcohol products
This year, the Festival will take into account the growing interest in low-alcohol products, with a presentation hosted by the SAQ. A whole world to discover!
Historic zones
In Terrebonne, wine and history go hand in hand. This year, historical zones will be set up along a route filled with anecdotes of all kinds. A fun way to learn more about Terrebonne's history, big and small.
Other great surprises will be added to this edition right up to the last minute, so be on the lookout!
THE MUST-SEES
Espace SAQ
Come and meet us in this friendly, trendy lounge-style space, where you can take part in activities and, above all, receive invaluable advice from specialists.
Passionate and renowned exhibitors
Every year for the past 26 years, over 25 exhibitors warmly welcome you to discover the quality, originality and even rarity of nearly 450 products.
A gourmet offering in the spotlight
In addition to our wine and spirits exhibitors, our restaurateurs and producers are sure to delight your taste buds: Au Coeur des Alpes, Bâtiment B, Ferme les Canardises, Le fou du taouk, Miel Morand, L'Or de l'Italie and La Queue du Diable. A few surprises await you!
Wine & History
Finally, whether it's the history of different alcohols, or that of the villagers and their various ways of enjoying them, you'll find these tales of our customs that have endured through time, told by the passionate members of the Société du patrimoine et de l'histoire de Terrebonne (PHT).
SCHEDULE
Friday, August 9 - 6 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.
Saturday, August 10 - 12 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Sunday, August 11 - 12 am to 5 pm

