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  85gilbertl

  nous avons visité l'érablière au retour de Tadoussac . Nous étions en dehors de la saison, au mois de juin 2010, mais Madame Gosselin bous a accueillis très agréablement et nous a fait bénéficier d'une visite très instructive et passionnante.Les produits nous ont plu à tel point, que de retour en France, nous avons passé commande pour éviter d'être en manque.Bon, bien sûr, les frais de port sont plus importants que le prix de la commande, mais cela en vaut bien la peine.Au fait, Madame Gosselin à passé de nombreux coups de fil pour nous assurer de pouvoir acheter de quoi manger, bravo!

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  Malcolm987

  En faisant le tour de l'ile d'orléans nous ne sommes arrêté dans cette érablière, nous avons été reçu par Mme, très agréable et professionnelle. La visite à été très instructive et agréable, d'autant plus que celle-ci est gratuite. Les produits sont très très bons et pas chers du tout. Je vous la recommande très fortement.

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  Kcabrera74

  It was my first visit to a sugar shack ever. The lady gave us a very comprehensive explanation of the processing of maple sap into a variety of products. Very interesting!!

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  Coralie59g

  Très belle visite avec de très belles explications sur le sirop d'érable, la cabane à sucre et les différents produits dérivés du sirop. Dégustation de leur production. Les prix proposés pour l'achat de leur produit est vraiment abordable!!!

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  Fayotte

  Ok there is a ton of sugar shack in the Quebec city area but this one is special. Here no restaurant and fancy tours, just a real working operation where the owners will take the time to share their passion for maple products! Here it is about learning the process and challenges of the maple syrup production and of course tasting! The owners are very friendly and willing to take their time explaining the differents steps of the production. The visit is in French but do not let this stop you from visiting them. You can buy maple products at a very reasonable price directly from the producer. Merci monsieur Boily for the great experience

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  Medouillefr

  Avec un peu de chance vous pourrez être present pendant la récolte de ce délicieux sirop!!! Et ce n est pas du jus de poteau!!merci a eux pour ce moment délicieux et très instructif!!!

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  pensfan58

  So this place is kind of hidden off the road, and you have to drive through some dense trees a short distance to get to, but the women who gave us our tour was excellent. The product was very good as well. Could have done without the mesquitos.

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  denross

  My family & I wanted to visit a "sugar shack" while visiting Quebec so we went to Ile d'Orleans & stopped at the tourist booth at the beginning of the island. The man there recommended going to Erabliere Richard Boily which I am so glas he did. Richard Boily is at the far end of the island so we decided to start there & work our way back. We visited in July which obviously is not maple syrup season so it looked desolate when we pulled into the driveway except for a sign saying "Nous sommes ici (we are here)". We were greeted by the owner who couldn't be nicer & more gracious! First he asked if we spoke French. When I told him that myself & 2 of my 3 children know a little but my husband & 3rd child know none, he told us he would speak in French very slowly for the 3 of us & translate for the rest. This was a fantastic experience for my 2 that study French in school to have real life experience with the language... They loved it! The owner was so informative & he has a true passion for what he does! After the tour, he let us taste the different products(which were awesome) & buy what you'd like. The price was a fraction of what it costs elsewhere! Since we started here & worked our way back across the island, we saw a few other sugar shacks along the way. Although nice, none of them were as authentic & their prices were about 50% more... The others felt a bit like tourist traps but not Richard Boily! Don't miss it!

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  GeraldineM53

  The lady owner / guide here gave us an amazing tour of the premises and explanation of the process - so very interesting and informative. The entrance to the farm is hard to find but well worth a hour of your time - will definitely appreciate the work that goes into the next bottle of syrup I buy! Ile d'Orleans is a beautiful area to visit and this place is one of the highlights you should go to - great value on the products also.

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  713RobertW

  We were amazed at the tour of this complex, we were shown how they get the Sweet water from the trees and the various processes in making the well known Canadian Maple syrup. The factory is an eye opener full of lovely smells and boilers to extract this nectar so well known throughout the world.