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02200 Soissons
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After doing a tour and tasting at Veuve Clicquot Ponsardin (VCP), we decided to stop by La Vinocave…read moreon our way back to the Reims train station. This shop is located on the Place Drouet D'Erlon which is lined with restaurants, chocolatiers, patisseries, bars and cafés and is a 5 minute walk from the station. My sister needed to buy a specific Champagne brand as a belated wedding gift for a friend who loves Champagne. She wanted to buy a bottle of Ruinart Champagne (Ruinart's the oldest champagne house in France). The people at VCP recommended that we visit La Vinocave to buy Ruinart. We took their advice and we were not disappointed. My sister was able to buy a Ruinart at the price point she was willing to pay. I really really wanted to buy something to bring home but I packed light for this trip and I did not have room for more things! They have so many different brands of Champagne! I have not never even heard of many of them. It's worth coming in here just to see the collection and learn or get a recommendation from the very knowledgeable owner!
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Very good selection of champagne!
Corsica-born Jacqueline Salvatori has the best champagne list in the Champagne region, if not the…read morewhole of France. Providing you with small batch Champagne at exceptional value. An absolute stop on your way thru Epernay ... by the way, those in the know only purchase direct from Jacqueline as she will have the vintage and the volume to suit there needs.
This shop in Épernay, close to the train station, has a fabulous assortment of champagne. They also…read moresell racks, buckets, and other champagne souvenirs and paraphernalia. There is also a bar. The owner is very nice and accommodating. I will be back!!
I always hate to say this, but the portions here were huge. The food was great, but my god. I…read morealmost went into some zombie food coma. Very thorough and interesting wine list especially for champagne as you'd expect. Lots of Classic French fare. There was a tasty but large foie gras pate. There was a huge plate of smoked salmon. There were like a zillion large scallops on my entree. The cheese course was ridiculously large after all of this. For dessert we had a nice dessert sampler. Everything was delicious (mint chocolate chip ice cream!) and it was oddly a nice size. The food was very good. Staff was friendly with our lack of French. But, my good portions were big.
Champagne Desboeuf-Drouin Millésime 2003
From the owner: 700 références de vins, principalement des récoltants. 100…read moreréférences de Whiskies, 30 références de Rhums Et bien d'autres alcools : Cognac, Armagnac, Anisés, Portos, Apéritifs régionaux,...
If you're in Paris and you need a shot of GOOD tequila, this is the ONLY place to find repasado or…read moreanejo tequila. The selection is limited but it's on the better side of tequila think Don Julio and Casa Nobles. They also have the staple, all versions of Patron. You're welcome.
Benjamin provided the hight level of quality service when I visited the store. When he didn't have…read morewhat I needed, he made a call, had it sent to the store so I didn't have to run around Paris looking. Highly recommend you check out this shop.
Excellent customer service. Very knowledgeable staff who are also very approachable. Selection of…read moreregional wines is also impressive; wines are available from a wide range of price points.
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Laon is an easy day trip from Paris by train. It's also a city most American tourists do not visit…read more... because they don't know about it. If you only have time for one day trip while in Paris, I recommend skipping the clusterfuck that is Versailles and going to the quaint city of Laon. The cathedral of Laon is one of France's lesser known great Gothic monsters and was started 8 years before Paris' Notre-Dame. It escaped World War I unharmed and sits up high on a plateau overlooking the town. You can take the Poma directly up the hill from right outside the train station. One of the interesting architectural bits to notice are the stone oxen sitting up high in the towers. Legend has it that an exhausted ox was pulling stones to the top of the cathedral during construction when one appeared out of nowhere to replace it. Once it helped deliver the stones to the top, it disappeared. Walking through the streets of Laon, you will feel the eerie quiet of the past. There is no hustle and bustle. Sometimes, there seems to be literally no one around but you. This is an unusual find. I'd have known nothing about it if it were not for a friend's husband who happened to spend a couple of years living in Paris. Go there ... you will be among the roughly 200 American tourists a year who do. If you need advice on how to get there, send me a PM. It's a painless 85 mile straight shot from Gare du Nord.