After doing a tour and tasting at Veuve Clicquot Ponsardin (VCP), we decided to stop by La Vinocave…read moreon our way back to the Reims train station. This shop is located on the Place Drouet D'Erlon which is lined with restaurants, chocolatiers, patisseries, bars and cafés and is a 5 minute walk from the station. My sister needed to buy a specific Champagne brand as a belated wedding gift for a friend who loves Champagne. She wanted to buy a bottle of Ruinart Champagne (Ruinart's the oldest champagne house in France). The people at VCP recommended that we visit La Vinocave to buy Ruinart. We took their advice and we were not disappointed. My sister was able to buy a Ruinart at the price point she was willing to pay. I really really wanted to buy something to bring home but I packed light for this trip and I did not have room for more things! They have so many different brands of Champagne! I have not never even heard of many of them. It's worth coming in here just to see the collection and learn or get a recommendation from the very knowledgeable owner!

Second stop we came to on Champagne row had a unique champagne offering I liked…read more Highlights: - Dark rose champagne: enjoyed this as it was in between a typical light pink rose and a dark red one. More subtly complex and interesting. - Good amount of options to choose from - Seating area in courtyard with cobblestone and small tables was pleasant Lowlights: - Bit crowded inside to get your glass and lady didn't say much Was cool to visit a winery I'm not familiar with and try their offerings.

Don't miss this house if you're touring Champagne. Their cuvées are excellent, the staff is…read morewonderful and when one of the owners just leans across the desk in order to tell you about her wines, it makes the visit that much more special. Their Merveilles rosé was my favorite rosé Champagne in the entire valley. Try it.

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.

The best place in Paris to buy wine late night. Open up to 6…read moream. The guy is a good dude too. I 100% recommend.

Nice place. Open very late. Love it. Thanks "Loran" fir your kind behavior.read more

Excellent find here in the main airport…read more This was a duty free shop before security, but after passport control. While dining in the lounge, I wanted to see if liquor could be had for a good price. Plus I had Euro currency and coins heavy in my pocket so I wanted to use them up as they are not worth much going back to the states. Sure enough, I found lots of liquor - especially the hard to find 1L bottles of Abelour 12 year old Scotch and Black Bush Irish whiskey. Compared to US prices for the same item but in smaller 750ml bottles in the states - the prices were about 40% lower and I got 250ml more because these are export sized 1000ml bottles (1L). They have tasting tables where you can sample before you buy. I got 2L of liquor on sale which was a bonus! Remember, 1L is allowed per person over 21years old. Luckily I had my GF who was over 21 and I was able to use her allowance to return with the extra alcohol. The clerk properly placed the liquor in a tamper proof sealed bag with the receipt to pass thru security. I also picked up a deal on candies, chocolates, and snacks for the plane at the same time. Once at security, even though it was sealed, the security person opened them up, swabbed the bottles and placed the swab in a chemical explosives detector. All went fine, he pointed to the Abelour scotch and said - tres bon (very good) and smiled. He then repackaged them into another tamper proof clear bag w/ receipt and told me not to open & drink these on board. Such a funny security person! You do need to know your prices before you walk in as the duty free can be a bargain or not....

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.