When I told my new friends I had made just up the street at Kiltin' that I was looking for a…read moreintoxicatingly French gift to bring back the the US, they immediately recommended Caves Micand. While I can't compare to other bottle shops in France, I was very pleased with their recommendation. To enter Caves Micand, you have to go through the archway (not too difficult too find as the name is emblazoned above it). The old courtyard sets the mood and entering the store feels like walking into an actual wine cellar. Even with the language barrier, staff were attentive and helpful. I asked for recommendations for a sparkling wine and a spirit. After hearing what I was looking for, I was recommended a few bottles, from which I was able to choose. The bottles were beautifully gift wrapped, boxed, and padded for travel. Following up with the recipients, I can attest to the fact that the folks at Caves Micand provided great recommendations!

From the owner: Pour du bon vin Micand vous accueille dans l'une des plus vieilles caves de la région, vieil…read moreédifice de 112 ans. Situé en centre ville, Micand vous conseille depuis huit ans dans la vente de vins de propriétaires, vins de grandes marques, spiritueux, champagnes et autres alcools.

This is a good good good place if you want some lovely wine that isn't too expensive. I bought a…read more2005 Pomerol for 18 Euro's! Get in! In the UK you would expect to be charged about £45 for the same wine! Do you maths and you will see you are making quite a saving, regardless of how strong the pound is against the Euro right now. The shop assistant was great too, he gave some other recommendations and then wrapped up the wine so beautifully it was almost a shame to open it. But good wine waits for no one, well other than a decanter. I think for my next visit I will be picking up more Pomerol, but also some Condrieu. Both wines are pure class in a glass.

From the owner: Vous y trou­verez près de 150 vins issus des terroirs de l'arc alpin (Italie, France, Suisse,…read moreAutriche, Slovénie). Pas loin de 300 réfé­rences de vins des autres régions de France. Le Vin des Alpes ne propose que des vins de vigne­rons qui travaillent leurs vignes de manière respec­tueuse de l'environnement et qui vini­fient avec le minimum -- ou pas du tout -- d'additifs oeno­lo­giques. Des dizaines de réfé­rences en vins "nature" très peu ou non sulfités.

From the owner: Vins pour tous les goûts et toutes les bourses A côté de la place aux herbes, Heidsieck et Rascle…read morevous proposent du vin et ce qui l'accompagne le mieux : le fromage. Saint Martin, Saint Félicien, fromages du coin et de la France accompagneront au mieux vos choix d'oenologues. La volonté des deux gérants de la boutique est de mettre en avant des petits vins pas chers pour accompagner nos repas de tous les jours. L'idéal pour se préparer un petit dîner qui ne manquera pas de saveur.

This small "caviste" differentiates itself from other local wine stores by offering a wide range of…read morewines, specializing in those from outside of France. Want to find American, Australian / New Zealand, North / South African, Lebanese, or Israeli wines? Come here! To be fair, the choices remains somewhat limited but for Grenoble, this is best in class in the city. The owner who is almost always there is very helpful as well. While I adore French wines, this remains a terrific place to find something away from the norm.