Amazing wine store!! I came here on a mission for Lambrusco but walked out with so much wine…read moreknowledge and two great bottles of wine! The woman who helped us was so friendly and spoke with us for a while. It was so nice to learn about wine and have the lady be so kind for us novice wine drinkers. She even showed us unique wines that have been kept in the ocean for a year!! This place is also super affordable for any budget. Our bottles costed €13 and €18. Too bad it's our last night but definitely recommended!! They also do corporate and private tastings!

A wine store that sells wines from everywhere BUT France. A very interesting concept and a great…read moreplace to go to pick up something unique for your next dinner party. Last month, I went with some work colleagues and we were able to sample a series of different wines. In particular, the Brasilian champagne was a hit with everyone. The Australian wines turned out to be cheaper than they are being sold at in Australia (so many were purchased by others). If you are an expat who misses the wines of your native country, this place is definitely worth a look.

They have a new name - La Goberie. Great wines lovely charcuterie. Good music, amiable host. I am…read moredefinitely going to buy a bottle of what be served us.

Lovely and laid back wine bar that also functions as a caviste where you are going to get a lot of…read morepersonal attention. Picked up some wonderful wines last week for a dinner with friends and they loved the choices, particularly the family (Fleury) champagne which is in a region closer to Paris than the traditional northern champagnes we are used to. Worth checking out.

The United States needs more wine shops like this!…read more We stumbled upon this place after the beer shop we were looking for was closed for the afternoon. I mean, we're in Paris so you gots to drink some vin, oui? The owner, Phillippe, was absolutely lovely and chatted with us about the various wines they have on tap (40!). How it works: It's a card system that is loaded with 20 Euros. You go around and put the card into the machine, pick the wine you want and the sample size. You can get just a sample, medium fill or a full glass. Once you're done drinking, hand the card to the cashier and pay the amount you drank. Most of the sample sizes cost around 1-1.5Euro. For me, this is a great way to sample a variety of wines without committing to a full glass. There is plenty of seating on the main floor as well as the lower level. Bringing some snacks and it would make for a great evening!

Looooved Wine Touch!…read more Basically you get a pre-paid card (you don't have to spend the whole amount) and swipe the card each time you want to try one of the many, many different wines scattered around the shop. [If you like sweet dessert wines they're all downstairs!] Prices for each tasting range based on how much you want (half or full glass) and the type of wine. Philippe the owner was especially friendly and super helpful with explaining the process, the wines, and which meats and cheeses paired best.

perfect little wine shop. no lists, just talk to the owner and he'll help choose a bottle. there's…read morea 10 eur corkage fee to drink in, and you can take your leftover wine to go as well. Had a nice bottle of wine with cheese and salami and it was the perfect Paris afternoon

Yeah, this is the place…read more This is the place that when you wonder what day to day wine and drinking culture is like in Paris you picture. This is the place when you daydream about having a wine shop you dream about having. This is the place you wish was your own wine version of Cheers. This is the place you wish was on your street. This is my favorite wine shop I have ever visited. Great selection generally in the 15 - 35 euro range, but mostly in the 15 - 20. Rhone Valley seems to dominate and I believe the common thread was that they were all natural wines (in short more than organic, close to bio dynamic, picked by hand and only natural yeasts used amongst other restrictions...) Add seven euro and the owner will give you a glass, a plate of whatever charcuterie and cheese he and his wife have in the back, and a place to sit and have your bottle. There isn't a more perfect place to sit on a small winding Parisian street and contemplate nothing at all while the world carries on without you.

BLUF: Great selection of wines and spirits, the absolute best customer service and my go to wine…read moreshop in all of Paris...Get the Sainte Marie des Crozes En Rebellion Pinot Noir! I stumbled into Le Vin qui Parle the first time roughly 2 or 3 years ago soon after they opened. What an experience! The employees were amazing, polite and knowledgeable. They jumped right in telling me all about the different wines and helped me select a few that I could take back home to the US. My favorite was the Rebellion Pinot Noir which also has the best story behind the Vineyard and why they named it Rebellion. It is very bold Pinot Noir which can be pretty rare. While I have been taken care of by Loïc Aubert the owner before I had no idea it was his shop till my last visit. I was there with some work colleagues and we all got to talking and tasting some of the great spirits they had available. It was a fabulous time, we sipped amazing scotch and chatted about American Bourbon. I ended up getting several bottles of spirits and wine. The prices were very reasonable and coupled with the great customer service and experience overall it was a total bargain. I try to make it here every time I'm in Paris and highly recommend it to everyone!

I enjoyed visiting this wine shop! Friendly, helpful knowledgable staff! They helped me pick out a…read morefantastic variety of French wines to bring home . Thank you...Merci beaucoup!

After a few days of my seemingly selecting the perfect place for a late afternoon drink from the…read morehundreds I'd bypassed, I was asked how I decide where to stop. The decision often feels abrupt or unmeasured but it rarely is. All I can say is that I'll know it when I see it and La Belle Hortense was a perfect example. We'd been walking for over an hour when I suddenly crossed the street in front of 3 other cafes and declared "This is it. Let's have a drink". I mean, who wouldn't stop for a tiny storefront doing double-duty as a wine bar cum bookstore? Seats at the small bar were mere inches away from the few tables behind my stool. A play list from a streaming service was visible, amplifying music that could be easily talked above. A tiny passage led to an intimate back room, windowless, with filled bookshelves and several more tables for drinks and diners. It wasn't mealtime for me so I enjoyed only wine at the bar and buying a few postcards in-house before leaving. As such, I didn't sample the food menu sourced from other restaurants on the street. It amused me though, to sit at the bar and watch plates being ferried back and forth across the street to tables inside. Charming and eclectic, La Belle Hortense isn't anything to go out of your way for but if you find yourself nearby it' might be time to stop for a drink.

Instantly became my favorite wine bar in Paris, especially as a book lover. The atmosphere is so…read morecozy, the wait staff is personable and welcoming and the food choices are extremely tasty. We had the house wine, a ham sandwich, the tarama and chicken liver salad when we went and everything was delicious. The tarama was unreal, it was whipped in a way I have never had tarama before and I and my husband come from Greek families. The chicken salad was perfect as well and the chicken liver was grilled and seasoned to perfection. My husband and I went here while they had the Peter Turnley exhibit happening and his photos added even more ambience to the place if that is even possible. We stayed here until the back of the restaurant cleared out and honestly I would have been happy to spend all night here. It was a truly magical place that I will be sure to visit every time I go to Paris.

I used to go to this wine store religiously, as the staff was friendly and helpful and the wines…read morewere reasonably priced and delicious. I noticed on this trip that the prices were higher than last year. As normal, I asked for recommendations based on specific preferences of mine and bought 3 bottles of wine. Even though pricier, if they were delicious it was worth it, I am in Paris after all right? The white was delicious, the first red was mediocre and the second red was corked. We took it back and they exchanged it for us - nice. But when we opened it, it smells terrible and had an off taste, similar to the original bottle. This time when we took it back, with less than 1/2 a glass missing, they refused to exchange or substitute it. One comment made was that the wine was not his style but it was still good. Hmm, not my style either but they would not stand by either their suggestion to us or the bad taste of the wine. For this reason, I will not go back and will not suggest this place to others. There are too many other wonderful wine stores in Paris

This is a excellent wine bar in the area. It is small but great if you want to avoid the tourist…read morecrowd. The owner is very nice and makes u feel right at home.. definitely a local bar with great prices.. I will definitely come again.

Found this little wine bar when our favorite was closed for a private party...and perhaps will be…read morethe new favorite! I didnt get the owner's name however he really took care of us with a cheese plate, fresh meats and pates, and a beautiful reasonably priced bottle of Sancerre Blanc. Warm fresh baguette, delicious! Quaint & cosy establishment. Wine with chalked prices line the walls. 6euro corkage added onto the the price. Definitely will be returning! Merci!