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P'tit max from Guy Breton at Jeu de Quilles by Aaron Ayscough

Down the Hatch: what Paris is drinking now

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Alice Feiring explains how deep kissing factors into the natural wine movement, François Chidaine blasts InterLoire, Lettie Teague and Aaron Ayscough praise some local wine lists, and Paris gets its first Tiki Bar.

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Tasting of chevreuil sausage tonight at Spring Boutique

Paris Food & Wine Events February 3-10

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There’s a free tasting of chevreuil (deer) charcuterie tonight at Spring Boutique, accompanied by €5 glasses of Cornas. That and other Paris food & wine events in our weekly roundup…

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Caves at the Chateau de Breze

Paris Food & Wine Events Jan. 28-Feb. 3

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Wine lovers from all over the world are heading to the Loire Valley this week for some very impressive tastings. These plus wine tastings and classes in our weekly roundup of Paris events.

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André Ostertag and Drew Harré at La Derniere Goutte

Paris food & wine events for the weekend of December 10-12

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Parties December 10 (Friday) at La Cuisine: A holiday party & book signing with three of our favorite Paris authors: contributing editor Alexander Lobrano (Hungry for Paris), David Lebovitz (Ready for Dessert) and Heather Stimmler-Hall (Naughty Paris). Stop by to say hello, sip Champagne, [...]

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Our Guide to Paris: La Dernière Goutte

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Terroir-driven, estate-bottled, organic and biodynamic wines from small producers, are the specialty at this beloved shop, run by expat Juan Sanchez. Stop by on Saturdays for informal tastings.

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dec 3

Paris wine tastings for the weekend of December 3-5

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Free (or really cheap) Wine Tastings in Paris December 3 (Friday) at La Dernière Goutte: a free “Happy Hour” tasting with winemaker Julien Labat (Jura) accompanied by a good Comté from the same region. From 4:30-7:30pm at 6 rue de Bourbon le Château, 75006. December 4 (Saturday) at La Dernière Goutte: a free tasting [...]

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Soiree du Petit Thouars

Paris Wine Tastings: June 24-30

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Free Tastings June 24 (Thursday) at Les Taulières: tasting of two Cabernet Francs from the Château du Petit Thouars (selection 2009 and reserve 2008) from 7pm. Later on, Sébastian du Petit Thouars (winemaker/DJ) will be spinning a special Cab Franc-inspired mix of music from 9pm to 1:30am at 10 rue de la Fontaine [...]

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