Les Caves du Louvre
Ile de France
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Les Caves du Louvre is the former royal wine cellar from the 18th century, and is now a must-see in Paris for all wine lovers: cellars, blending works...
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Ile de France
From €29 / adult
Les Caves du Louvre is the former royal wine cellar from the 18th century, and is now a must-see in Paris for all wine lovers: cellars, blending works...
Ile de France
From €30 / adult
La Distillerie de l'Arbre Sec, a Paris-based micro-distillery specializing in the artisanal production of gin using French ingredients and responsibly...
Ile de France
From €29 / adult
The Domaine de la Bouche du Roi has its origins in the 400 year old wine tradition of the Yvelines region, whose sommeliers and cupbearers already gua...
Ile de France
39€ / adult
We're a friendly wine cellar offering tastings and educational tools to help you rediscover wine with ease.
Ile de France
From €89 / adult
A must in Paris for all wine lovers. Over 1,000 references, more than 50 wines by the glass, and a unique and comprehensive range of wine-related serv...
Within Paris, there are a few places dedicated to wine. These are not really wineries that produce wine inside the city, but wine museums or wine bars that offer guided tours in wonderful locations, such as historical underground wine cellars.
Venture beyond Paris to explore renowned wine regions, all within easy reach.
Only 1,5 hours drive from Paris by car, or 45 minutes by train if you want to go to Reims, the Champagne region is a must see for wine lovers travelling in Paris. Visit there iconic champagne houses in Reims or Epernay, such as Champagne Lanson, Champagne Taittinger, Champagne Pommery or Champagne Mercier. Learn about the méthode champenoise and enjoy exclusive tastings. You can also meet small champagne houses and talk directly with the owners, a unique experience.
Even if this wine region is not as famous as others, young wineries have been appearing on the scene in recent years. For instance, the domaine de la Bouche du Roi is a nice vineyard that is located not so far from Versailles, and is producing organic wines.
Drive only 2 hours in the south of Paris and you'll be already in the Loire Valley region, location of the famous scenic castles. There, you will discover several wine appellations, both producing white and red wines. Sancerre is one the most interesting appellation and a really beautiful village overlooking the surrounding vineyards.
Also located at 2 hours drive from the city of Paris, Chablis is the closest Burgundy wine appellation from Paris. There, you will enjoy dry white wines made from the famous Chardonnay grape variety. These ones are mineral driven and are produced both by small producers and famous wineries such as Domaine Laroche.