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The 10 Best Wine Bars in France, France
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1. Deli'
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 397 reviews
Tasting of : Olive Oil and vinegar made in Nice- FRANCE Wine from Nice & Provence Delicatessen flavors and Souvenirs from Provence and Mediterranee; Salad Bar ; Pub
Reviewed By Patriciabrm - Nuremberg, Germany
We ordered the jamon with goat cheese sandwich and another one with chicken and emmental cheese. Both were huge, each 7€ and absolutely delicious! The restaurant itself is lovely as well. Great place to sit down after going up hill, take a snack and a wine!
2. Millesimes a la Carte
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 72 reviews
For all lovers of Burgundy, Millésimes à la Carte is the only place in Beaune where you can enjoy a wide selection of wines by the glass with 40 different wines, representing the richness of Burgundy terroirs, from Chablis to Mâcon via the Côte de Nuits, Côte de Beaune and Côte Chalonnaise. These wines have been selected for their quality and your pleasure among award winning wines judged by audiences of professionals and amateurs or well rated bottles in the most prestigious guides. Learn more To enjoy the best of Burgundy, you just purchase a prepaid card. You can then taste the wines you want, or let you guide and indulge yourself in one of our thematic workshops. The quality of your tasting is guaranteed by our Enomatic professional wine service systems. Wines are kept under neutral gas to retain all their flavors and served at the optimum temperature. Our wine shop will allow you to purchase these wines at direct from producer's prices. Hoping to welcome you soon with cheers
Reviewed By G5263POchriss - San Diego, United States
We spent over an hour leisurely tasting a flight of local wines in a relaxed atmosphere. The owner was very knowledgeable and pleasant and we were able to purchase a nice bottle to have with our dinner later that evening.
3. L'Arbre a Vins
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 87 reviews
Sheltered under an old Platane tree, L'Arbre a Vins offers a selection of 450 wines from the Rhone and beyond. Every wine can be enjoyed on the outdoor terrace, with a cheese or meat plate and a selection of tapas, and there is a permanent selection of wines by the glass. In high season you can also be guided through a wine tasting of local wines ( 10 euros for 8 wines) Having lived in the UK for 10 years, your host Mathieu speaks english and can fully explain the characteristics of every wine
Reviewed By Thirdcircle - New York City, United States
This is THE place to start your exploration of Provence wine when visiting the Vaison-la-Romaine area. Matthieu is friendly and knowledgeable and takes his time explaining the different wine styles and guiding you through a tasting. The place also has juices for kids and snacks that vegetarians and non-vegetarians can enjoy.
4. Maison Jean Huttard
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 10 reviews
Reviewed By 117nielsm
Good Wine always begin with the grapes! It’s evident that the family Huttard care passionately about their Wines. We popped by without an appointment, and felt welcome nevertheless. We are beginners in Wine tasting, and I will not review the wines to a further point than the fact that I liked them. I am however capable of reviewing the willingness to answer our very basic questions in a patient and personal way. We felt true enthusiasm and passion. Prices are seen lower elsewhere. It makes good sense to me, that choosing quality over quantity, will affect the price. Thumbs up from me. I expect to be back in the future.
5. La Dolia
6. Torpez - Vignobles de Saint-Tropez
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 5 reviews
Torpez is the wine brand from an outstanding jewel of a vineyard located on Cap de Saint-Tropez, around the "village of light" famous for its timeless beauty. Our wines reflect the exceptional history of our village, its gorgeous natural setting, its love affair with the arts, and its exuberant men and women.
7. Les Bulles Saint Roch
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 124 reviews
8. Argile Et Vin
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 53 reviews
Clay and Wine is a wine cellar-bar, exhibition place and ceramic workshop. You can buy a bottle of wine from a small producer, eat Venezuelan or local tapas but also buy Liney pottery made on site or discover the exhibition of the moment.
9. Domaine Jacques Iltis & Fils
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 42 reviews
10. The Wine Buff
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 222 reviews
The Wine Buff Experience enhances your visit to this amazing Unesco Heritage Site. Paddy O' Flynn, owner of The Wine Buff Experience, has resided in St Emilion for over 30 years, Paddy also owns his own vineyard in the region, and founded The Wine Buff®, Ireland's premium wine supplier. Our principal activities are producing, and sourcing, artisanal wines from trusted vineyards. We demystify wine within the walls of our 13th century monolithic cellar. In addition to our wine tasting experience, we serve gourmand Tapas in our secluded courtyard. Pilar Manzano Sanchez-Ocana, our resident Oenologist/Biologist, selects the most prestigious Jamon Iberico, caviar, artisanal foie gras, artisanal pate de Campagne and delicious cheeses to further educate/challenge your palate.
Reviewed By jackws87
This is a fantastic wine shop in the centre of St Emillion. Paddy and Pilla are fantastic hosts and have an extremely well picked and rounded selection of wines for sale (and tasting). They give honest, straight forward (and jovial) appraisals of their wines which makes for a really enjoyable experience. It’s great to chat with them through their understanding of the region and their expert knowledge of the production of wine. Paddy took me and my brother In law on a visit to his vineyard which was a once in a lifetime experience! Pilla even had a box of Lego for my son to play with whilst we had a tasting! Congratulations Paddy and Pilla on your success with the Wine Buff which again I cannot recommend highly enough to anyone! Thank you and speak soon, Sláinte, Jack.
