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EPISODE · May 29, 2026 · 23 MIN

We Went to France Looking for Good Beer. Did 3 Monts Save the Trip?

from Beer, Together 🍺 – Finding what’s worth sharing. · host Elton and Matt

This week Beer, Together goes international.Recording from a canal boat on the famous Canal du Midi in southern France, Elton and Matt crack open a bottle of 3 Monts Saison from Brasserie Saint-Sylvestre and explore one of Europe's most traditional beer styles.What exactly is a Saison? Why were they brewed for farm workers? And how has a humble farmhouse beer evolved into the 6.5% French classic we're drinking today?Along the way we discuss:🍺 The history of Saison beer🇫🇷 The last historic brewery of French Flanders🧀 The incredible food markets of Narbonne🦐 Perfect food pairings for a French farmhouse ale🚤 Life aboard a canal boat on the Canal du Midi🏆 Whether 3 Monts can dethrone Dead Reckoning in Choose Your FighterExpect canal boats, questionable French pronunciation, excellent food recommendations and a beer that surprised us both.Find us on Instagram & TikTok:@beertogether123#BeerTogether #CraftBeer #FrenchBeer #Saison #ThreeMonts #CanalDuMidi #BeerPodcast #DrinkDifferentDrinkTogether

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