As a resident of Paris, one often forgets that the city is home to unsuspected wine treasures. No need to take the train to taste; just cross a few streets. Here’s a concrete selection of places where wine reigns, easily accessible from the center.
Chateau Auzias Address: 18 Rue des Volontaires, 75015 Paris Google Rating: 5/5 (1 review) View on Maps Website: http://www.auzias.fr/fr/chateau-auzias-contact-et-plan-d-acces.php Although little known to the general public, this place offers an intimate approach to wine. Located in the 15th arrondissement, it’s a peaceful haven for connoisseurs seeking direct contact with producers. The experience is personalized and relaxed.
To access these places, the metro is the most efficient means. Line 12 serves Montmartre (Abbesses), while lines 1, 4, 7, and 14 cover the center (Louvre, Temple). For hours, always check the respective websites as they may vary by season. My advice as a local: avoid peak hours in downtown cellars like Les Caves du Louvre on Saturday afternoons. Prefer weekday morning visits to fully enjoy the advice from the wine merchants without the crowd.
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As a resident of Paris, one often forgets that the city is home to unsuspected wine treasures. No need to take the train to taste; just cross a few streets. Here’s a concrete selection of places where wine reigns, easily accessible from the center.
Chateau Auzias Address: 18 Rue des Volontaires, 75015 Paris Google Rating: 5/5 (1 review) View on Maps Website: http://www.auzias.fr/fr/chateau-auzias-contact-et-plan-d-acces.php Although little known to the general public, this place offers an intimate approach to wine. Located in the 15th arrondissement, it’s a peaceful haven for connoisseurs seeking direct contact with producers. The experience is personalized and relaxed.
To access these places, the metro is the most efficient means. Line 12 serves Montmartre (Abbesses), while lines 1, 4, 7, and 14 cover the center (Louvre, Temple). For hours, always check the respective websites as they may vary by season. My advice as a local: avoid peak hours in downtown cellars like Les Caves du Louvre on Saturday afternoons. Prefer weekday morning visits to fully enjoy the advice from the wine merchants without the crowd.