Picturesque tiny wine shop restaurant. No food on…read moreSunday/Mondays. Shop owner is adorable.

What a great Parisienne experience. We had a blast with Nathalie, the manager. She made us feel…read moreso welcome and at home. Interesting decor with empty wine bottles coming out of the ceiling. My favorite area was the alcove with the communal table with clay pots light fixture. Loved the 2 minute chiller used to insta-chill our champagne/s and glasses. Love that they serve local foods from the different shops that have mastered their skills. We love this idea- supporting the community. Truly an unforgettable experience. Thank you!

I must say that I have been hoping that Paris would introduce a place like this sooner rather than…read morelater - but now we have got it and this is good news! Yay team Jeroboam! The reason that you go to this place is - it a self-serve wine bar with automatic wine dispensing machines... (are you still reading? haven't left yet to go try? ok fine I'll keep going..,.) that store the wine in ideal conditions and work using a prepaid card.The prices are really quite reasonable compared to...well just about anywhere else. Just about on par with places like Le Baron Rouge (for me the go-to tried and true wine establishment standard in Paris) but with a slightly more intriguing selection - and better "price-to-quality ratio" as they say. It is nice to see a wine enthusiast has created this bar and gotten the machines to help bring small batch delicious wines to appreciative local customers. This is a striking depart from the other Parisian self-serve bar of this type I have tried where they serve expensive mediocre wines using these fancy machines to let tourists think they are experiencing all of French wine culture in under 45 minutes before they jump back on the red bus to go shopping for Nikes on the Champs Elysees. The Jeroboam staff is excellent, knowledgeable, and very helpful and the wines "on tap" are all of indisputable quality. They also offer the option to privatize the space for parties and events - and offer wine and liquor tasting courses downstairs. What's more, for 8 euros you can open up your own bottle purchased in their nicely curated wine shop and drink it there with a planche of charcuterie and cheese and even a few friends if you really think that is necessary... :O ...No seriously bring your friends, someone has to help you home after you try to taste ALL of the wine!

With over 500 references sourced from all over the world this shop is the rum lover's answer to the…read moreMaison du Whiskey. And if the friendliness and openness of the staff is any indication I wouldn't be surprised if rum drinkers weren't the happiest spirit drinkers in the world. Seriously, you know how afficionados can be super snobs, especially when you have no clue what their talking about? Well at A Rhûm, the attitude is as warm, soothing and inviting as the spirits being served. When we walked in we were a bit overwhelmed with the endless options at first. It was a Saturday evening and the place was packed. Just as we were about to turn around and head out someone from the far corner of the boutique called to us and asked what we'd like to try. We told him we were looking for a disgetive at around 30E, and he poured us four different types at the little tasting station they have set up in the shop. His first choice, a Botran Reserve, was right on the money and at the right price. To say it's been a hit at our place is an understatement. Everyone who tastes it oohs and ahhs and can't believe how smooth and subtle the spirit is, not at all sweet and cloying as you would expect. No surprise that we're making a trip to A Rhum this weekend to replenish!

alson a wine bar to drink or take out recently a new boss…read morethere :sympathic ! open all time