Paris by Mouth launches with a party at Spring Boutique
Before launching at 5:00 this morning, the PbM crew celebrated the new website with a few hundred glasses at Spring Boutique.
All photos by Nicolas Calcott
The crowd at Spring Boutique spills out onto the sidewalk
Drew Harré, Wendy Lyn and Daniel Rose
Contributing Advisor Clotilde Dusoulier, Laura Adrian and Ellise Pierce
Contributing Advisor Phyllis Flick
Contributing Advisor Christophe Wakim (and girlfriend Oanèse) in the spotlight
Elisabeth Fourmont, David Lebovitz, Co-Editor Meg Zimbeck and Daniel Rose
Bruno Verjus, chasing the good stuff.
Co-Editor Barbra Austin and Bertrand Celce
Sébastien du Petit Thouars, Heather Stimmler-Hall and Chris Nicholson
Gabriel Wick, Braden Perkins and Zeva Bellel
Drew Sanocki and Sara Clemence
Juan Sanchez, Chloé Tuot and Laura Adrian
Co-Editor Meg Zimbeck and Lauren Elkin
Elyane Lebre and Mark Williamson
Emmanuel Giraud and Emile Soulier
Camille Malmquist and Ellen McBreen
Anne Ditmeyer, David Lebovitz, JA Getzlaff and friends
Ceviche on the move (now every Saturday at Spring Boutique)
Wines recommended by Josh Adler: Catherine & Pierre Breton Vouvray Brut “La Dilettante” and a 2007 P. Garrey Mercurey 1er cru “La Chassière”
Heaps of sausage, a massive Camembert, and crusty bread from Julien
Giddy Meg
Thanks to everyone who came!
And a major merci to Daniel Rose, Josh Adler, Marie-Aude Mery and the entire Spring team for making this party so delicious.
Thanks also to our Contributing Advisors for sharing their time and ideas, including those who were traveling and unable to attend the launch party: Alexander Lobrano, Dorie Greenspan, John Talbott and Sophie Brissaud.
Additional photos can be found on our Paris by Mouth Flickr page. Have some snaps of your own to share? Send them to our Flickr Group Pool!
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Congratulations on the launch. Phyllis alerted me to the site and it promises to be the freshest thing going for Francophiles.
looks like an absolute blast, wish i were there ! congrats again on the launch of the site, so exciting ! i’ll be checking back often for sure. salut from zürich
Fantastique launch party!
Congrats…looks like fun…I’m sure it will be a huge success!!
It’s amazing to find a website uniting such a talented and accomplished group of writers. What impressive numbers you all gather together! For sure, this will be a success; for sure, this will be read daily by food and Paris lovers like me. Congratulations!
[...] read plenty about the old Spring. But with the exception of a superb ceviche whipped up for the Paris by Mouth launch party, I had never eaten anything made by M. Rose until last Friday [...]
[...] editor, Barbra Austin, both of whom I really enjoyed getting to know a bit better. You can see more pictures of the event (including one of yours truly helping herself to bread and cheese) at the website. Speaking of [...]
congratulations! Looking forward to the new site.