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Brother Marie-Victorin, father of botany in Quebec, qualified Cockspur hawthorn as being the most beautiful and most distinct species of Quebec flora.
Brother Marie-Victorin, father of botany in Québec qualified Cockspur hawthorn as being the most beautiful and the most distinct species of Québec flora.
La vente de cette bière soutient la conservation des milieux naturels de la région et la protection de l’Aubépine ergot-de-coq, que l’on retrouve au Québec seulement dans la région de Châteauguay et de Léry.
Ergot-de-coq is a light blond beer with a touch of aromatic hops, brewed with corn, malt and 100% Quebec hops.
For each beer sold, Champ libre donates $0.50 to Héritage Saint-Bernard for the conservation of the Cockspur hawthorn and its habitat.
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La précarité de l’Aubépine ergot-de-coq a grandement inspiré l’artiste Hubert Rondeau-L’Écuyer, qui est derrière l’illustration de ce nouveau brassin. Amoureux de la nature, il a combiné la beauté de cette espèce floristique au panache du Cerf de Virginie, animal emblématique de l’île Saint-Bernard.
Artist from the Châteauguay region, Hubert Rondeau-L’Écuyer graduated in visual arts from the Cégep du Vieux Montréal. Concerned about the environment and inspired by recycling, he uses objects that people dispose of to give them a second life by creating spectacular works under environmental and social themes.
Follow him on social media: @HRL art.