Moscou-Miscou
Brasseux d'la Côte

Creamy and full-bodied, with a rich malt aroma and chocolate accents, complemented by a subtle coffee flavor and wild berry acidity. A beer that warms from the inside out.

In memory of a story related to our shores. On April 28, 1939, a plane flown by Vladimir Kokkinaki, a renowned test pilot and aviator, attempted to make the first non-stop polar flight from Moscow to New York. Unfortunately, the aircraft was forced to land on Miscou Island, in northern New Brunswick. This flight went down in history as the first transatlantic crossing in a time of 22 hours 56 minutes. He was still lucky in his bad luck because instead of seeing the Statue of Liberty, he saw a terrific lighthouse and breathtaking beaches!