Great selection at competitive prices - surprising given the Main Street location. Friendly staff,…read morehead staff knew English. Purchased a Cognac, Armagnac, and this French apple-based spirit!

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.

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.

Excellent place for education and tasting Juan is an…read moreamazing host Make this a must stop.

Great selection, friendly, knowledgeable staff, range of price points, wonderful recommendations!…read moreBonus, they speak English too!

I am hesitant to write reviews in English on some of the spots we discovered in Paris via French…read moreYelp, but this store should not remain a secret. Paris definitely does not have a craft beer culture. This is a real shame because there are many wonderful beers produced in France. But you would be hard pressed to find 95% of them in bars in Paris, even bars known for having good beer. One of your only options is going to Cave a Bulles and buying individual bottles of French beer. If Simon is not busy, you can easily chat with him for an hour about beer. He will help you choose a good variety of beers to bring home, ones that you are probably not going to find in the US. His English is excellent. And If you really want to make a friend, bring him a rare beer from the US (or elsewhere).

If you want an amazing selection of beer and you are in Paris, this needs to be your first stop…read more Actually, considering Simon is so helpful and just a pleasure to deal with, this should be your only stop. I showed up 15-20 minutes before closing, and I wish I had gone in sooner. Simon loves what he does and it's evident. My 2 biggest regrets were not bringing him a bottle from back home and not having a checked bag to bring the loads of Cantillon (that I wish I had bought) back to where I was staying in Nice. La Cave a Bulles will certainly be a staple for me whenever I visit Paris.

I love this wine shop! The lady who helped was so nice....ended up buying 5 bottles of Wine and an…read morearmagnac. They have armagnacs from 1800s...bought one from 1970....super strong stuff! Love their collection of wines....they have some great vintages and some super expensive Bordeaux as well. My husband practiced his high school French and the owner was super nice while she helped us pick out some wines to take home with us. Make sure you get the right forms for your VAT refund at the airport as the forms we got were not correct (found out at the airport), wasn't a big deal but would definitely confirm next time I visit. Overall, a great shopping experience with friendly service. And yes, they do speak English. The best part about the store is that they make personalized labels for the wine bottles...was a big hit with my friends back in US!

Charming wine shop with an amazing selection. Very friendly proprietors who gave us glasses for us…read moreto drink champagne in the park. Recommended

Great selection and reasonable prices. I highly recommend if you are visiting or staying in the…read moreMarais.

It was the living window herb garden that initially piqued my interest, with mint and cilantro,…read morebasil and chives, oregano and parsley beautifully weaving their way through a display of bottled wine. It was the free wine tasting that drew me inside, a flight of 3 whites, 3 reds, and 2 aperitifs. It was the friendly French wine makers who had an unusual fondness for Michigan (Michigan, really?) that had me in there for nearly an hour, sipping and browsing and eventually purchasing the most unusual sparkling red wine I've ever had the enjoyment of unabashedly guzzling. It was the prices that didn't allow me to leave empty handed. And it was all good.

In the midst of a giant tourist trap, here is a small store offering delicious wines, saving our…read morepicnic. Have a picnic at Sacre Coeur, get your wine here!

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!