If you happen to be staying in Arrondissement 18 (Montmartre), this local wine shop is a great…read morefind. The owner, Vincent, was very helpful in selecting wines within a specified price range. We visited this shop multiple times during our stay in Paris and Vincent gave us new recommendations each time. We also discussed our upcoming trip to the Loire valley and found that Vincent had previously been a wine critic, so he had multiple recommendations of places to visit. Excellent!

Great selection. Fair prices. Knowledgeable. Low key. Stefan is a nice guy and wants to sure you…read moreget what you want. Very comfortable in English

What a wonderful place! Excellent selection of wines and even better hospitality. Stefan was…read morefantastic and helped us make a good selection for our evening and gave us great conversation. This was such a lovely place, we will definitely be returning during our visit!

While living in Paris I bought my wine here every week. Claude is not only knowledgeable but a…read moregenuinely nice person. I miss my visits but since I live in Southern California now, it is a bit difficult to get there on a regular basis.

Note to all Americans - this wine shop owner speaks great English. He's really friendly, and his…read moredaughter is married to the bassist in Metallica so he's familiar with Americans. He has REALLY nice bottles of wine for great prices, anywhere from 10 euros to 50 euros. We got a bottle of Morgon that is impossible to find in the U.S. but was 25 euros here. He also sells eggplant pate and other weird pates like quail, etc. Best of all, it's open everyday, especially at night when you want a wine shop but you can't find one open!

Incredible store and helpful staff with massive collection. Team was very helpful at providing…read moreguidance and highly recommend popping in this store while in Paris. It was closed the first day I saw it and was lucky enough to be nearby again while they were open. Find whiskeys from all over the world and a very knowledgeable staff. Great calming ambiance. Gives the vibe of being in an upscale lounge.

I love coming here. I get probably the best selection of spirits in Paris (on this occasion I was…read morecoming for armagnac) and personalized, highly knowledgable service. Don't miss.

Hanging out in Paris and need some nice wine for your air B and B? this is a great wine shop with a…read morevery nice staff that speaks transactional wine store English. Prices were good and excellent selection. Its on an interesting little street, ru Daguerre with cheese shops and others places to get good street eats.

Normally a wine shop, this little place transforms itself into a bar with outdoor seating. Grab a…read morevery reasonably priced glass of your favorite wine, and lounge for a bit. Maybe read a book, talk to a friend or just take in the sounds of the open market on Rue Daguerre. The owner is vey knowledgeable about local wines, and he recommended a beautiful Chardonnay that was balanced with a very smooth long finish. Perfect!

In Paris I was looking for help understanding French Whiskey. The team at La Maison was extremely…read morehelpful in describing some of the producers in Brittany and the Alps, and in making some great recommendations at my price point. They also spoke enough English for us to communicate well. The selection is global in nature. They even let you taste some whiskey while you are there. Fantastic spot in the Marais!

Huge selection of whisky, including Japanese and American bourbon. The downstairs area also had a…read morenice collection of rare whisky. The staff is welcoming and knowledgeable. Definitely the place to go for all you whisky connoisseurs.

A gem in the area where I live in Paris. I would qualify this as an "un petite épicerie fin du…read morecoin." Within that small store, they carry a good selection of wines from the southwest of France, the Languedoc-Roussillon region, a selection of whiskeys from all over the world, even India and Japan, as well as crafted Parisian whiskeys, rums from the Caribbean, vodkas, calvados, and artisanal canned produce and air-dried sausages. The owner speaks some English and very helpful in answering questions and very knowledgeable in what he carries. It's a very local epicerie, tourists-free, and just a couple of blocks to yet another tourists-free outdoor Marché Popincourt which operates on Tuesdays and Fridays.

le petit bleu has a lovely selection of interesting wines and liquors, in a thoroughly French and…read morecharming setting. The owner was knowledgeable and gracious as she helped us make our selections. We had a delightful shopping experience!