We are American tourists on Viking who located this shop on Yelp. All previous reviews are accurate…read moreand the wine is very reasonably priced.

Great and very local beers. Superb stuff! Big bottles maybe a drawback if you want to try many. Go!read more

Beautiful shop with only regional craft beers. Lots of them! And the owner is very friendly and…read morehelpful. Be warned, this is only for the craft beer lover. Most bottles are large 750ml, but there are also a few 330ml choices. The beers are not cheap, but this is a great example of "you get what you pay for." Yes, there is great beer in France!

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: Venez découvrir la nouvelle vinothèque des alpes au 106 rue de la liberté, à Seyssins, sous le…read morerestaurant le XS.

From the owner: Ouverte en septembre 2015, notre cave propose une large sélection de vin bio de toute la France et…read morede toute gamme. Nous proposons également une sélection de bières artisanales issues d'une quinzaine de brasseries artisanales de la région Rhône-Alpes.

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.