Montmartre Wine Promenade

Discover French wines right where the French themselves do it and at the same time experience the historic districts of Paris and its famous buildings. We start our tasting probably with a white wine at a small wine bar opened in 1904 on a sweet little square with centenary chestnut trees and next to a typically "Montmartre" staircase. We then walk past the Lapin Agile, a pink house cabaret, where Picasso, Modigliani, writers and musicians used to go.

Past the Montmartre vineyards and through one of the narrowest paths in Paris arriving in front of the Moulin de la Galette illustrated in so many of the most famous impressionist paintings from the turn of the century + Dalida's, (famous french singer, now dead), old Montmartrian style house with a note from her friends "Friends from Montmartre will always remember you".

We'll see Picasso's old workshop where he painted the famous "Demoiselles d'Avignon" before arriving to our 2nd tasting which will take place in the edge of the hill under the shade of trees and view over the rooftops of Paris.

We'll then see the grocery store frequented by Amélie Poulin as well as one of the most unique art cinemas in Paris before ending at one of the most unusal places for wine that only locals know about and can even find it. Here you can also order a plate of meats and cheese (not included in the cost) or buy a bottle or 2 to take home.

Along the way, our wine expert teaches you about how to taste wine, understand labels, gives an overview of the regions and shows you one of the most interesting parts of Paris.

At the end you are free to return to the top of the hill of Montmartre and visit the Place du Tertre and Sacre Coeur.