This was a good little spot. Very diverse selection of beers and GREAT draft beer. European beer is…read moreso much better than the USA where I'm from. The staff are very kind and helpful!

This place is awesome. Great selection of Belgians and French beers that you can't find in the USA…read more Thank god my wife found a place to stay down the street. And at about 2.50 euro for a 12-ish ounce, first rate Belgian, you can't beat that. Staff is super helpful too and connoisseurs of beer.

A gem in the area where I live in Paris. I would qualify this as an "un petite épicerie fin du…read morecoin." Within that small store, they carry a good selection of wines from the southwest of France, the Languedoc-Roussillon region, a selection of whiskeys from all over the world, even India and Japan, as well as crafted Parisian whiskeys, rums from the Caribbean, vodkas, calvados, and artisanal canned produce and air-dried sausages. The owner speaks some English and very helpful in answering questions and very knowledgeable in what he carries. It's a very local epicerie, tourists-free, and just a couple of blocks to yet another tourists-free outdoor Marché Popincourt which operates on Tuesdays and Fridays.

le petit bleu has a lovely selection of interesting wines and liquors, in a thoroughly French and…read morecharming setting. The owner was knowledgeable and gracious as she helped us make our selections. We had a delightful shopping experience!

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.

This high end wine and French spirit store is a pleasure to visit with a staff that is incredibly…read morehelpful and always willing to share a glass of Armagnac as you shop. If they don't have something you're looking for, they'll even search for where it can be found in Paris for you, and send you to a competitor! A true Parisian gem.

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!

Nice wine bar but expect to wait if you don't have reservations. We wanted to get something light…read morebut the time we went, they don't serve any foods, just drinks. We sat at the bar and had a glass of champagne. Nice ambiance. 55 euros for a glass of Verre 12 cl Champagne Krug Grande Cuvée 171ème Edi

Fancy Happy Hour here. One of the oldest wine bars in Paris…read more Dating back to the 19th century (upstairs with wine, coffee and spices) but the downstairs wine bar open since 2010. A great selection of wines and small bites, cheeses and chocolates. During the week it closes early at 7:30 but weekends at 10 due to the type of license, cave. They allowed us to try a few before selecting a glass. Knowledgeable servers and as you expect a bit of snob, which I appreciate with good wine ;-)

New favorite wine shop! If you're looking for well-aged wine, this is the spot. The owner warmly…read moregreeted us and when I told him I was looking for something specific from 1995, he started pulling out drawers of various 1995 bottles. It turned out they didn't have the exact bottle I was looking for, but we went home happy with a 1976 Bordeaux that was still showing beautifully and the proprietor's recommended champagne, which I haven't popped yet. This will be a next stop on all subsequent trips. What a fascinating selection! They also have evening tastings in their cellar, I believe, but didn't get the details.

On our last night in Paris, we were searching for a liquor store where we could get a cold bottle…read moreof champagne to split while we got ready for dinner. After a long day of walking, we found this small store around the corner from our hotel. The staff was extremely friendly and helpful, and when they only had 1 bottle of champagne available that was chilled, they gave us a great deal.

Tight stock yet wide beer selection Knowledgeable owner…read moreGuillaume Thoroughly enjoyable to encounter Suave through and through, this joint is the selection you're looking for at the prices you'll appreciate on the beers you're seeking to enjoy in the neighborhood you'll like to stroll. Quadruple-check? YES. Guillaume opened roughly three months ago and is stocking some strong brews from a variety of worldly spots, each curated carefully and lovingly. He can talk them all up and help you cross-tabulate your preferred selections to others that might be recommended if you like them. French, British, and US are most heavily represented, but they aren't all from those locales. The various shelves have fresh offerings reaching further afield in countries, and representing widely in styles, as well. I walked out with Mikeller Coffee IPA, Belzebuth (13% ABV), Lindemans Peche (2.5% confection for my wife's enjoyment), Sainte Cru White Rabbit (French beer originating 'in a garage'), and Ernestine IPA (a grapefruit-y, hoppy centerpiece from Paris' only city brewery, Brasserie de la Goutte D'Or) on my first trip. Palate, meet dazzled. Tres magniFIQUE. A short stroll from Bastille and Place du Vosges, even those with a passing interest in craft beer should tally this as a necessary stop, if even just to soak up the atmosphere...which honors Paris, craft brews, and smooth music equally. By any and all means, locals and those passing aimlessly by should support to the fullest. This is a new and emerging offering we need to continue to throw our business toward. Support the 'Stache! Much respect from Providence, USA.

We took a detour to the Bastille just to pop into this nicely curated bottle shop. We were on the…read morehunt for beer by Deck and Donahue, but we wound up buying several bottles from various breweries around the world just because we hadn't seen the beers elsewhere. While there were plenty of French and Belgian beers, which we'd expect, we also encountered a lot of beer from the US and Scandinavia. If you enjoy craft beer, this bottle shop is worth a stop. The owner was very friendly and knew his product thoroughly.

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!