Cave Elzevir
wine shop

		16 rue Elzevir 75003 Paris

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District :	Le Marais
Open :	11 h 13 h 15 h 20 h
Close :	lundi matin
Subway :	Saint-Paul, Bastille, Chemin Vert, Fille du Calvaire
Bus :	29, 96, 69

Paying parking :

Hôtel de Ville

Cave Elzevir is not just another parisian wine store.

Your english-speaking guide, Alexis, will teach you how to decode french wines and introduce you to high-quality, small 'vignerons' who easily sell out their entire harvest to just their clients in France.

In a warm, friendly atmosphere, Alexis will help you find that special wine, and he conducts regular tastings and short seminars to help you become an expert. Cave Elzevir is ideally located in the historic and popular Marais district, just a few steps from the Picasso Museum.

In a 17th century building located at 16 rue Elzevir, you can taste wines in a genuine cave under vaulted ceilings and lighting that creates an ambience to fully appreciate wine and armagnac, one of Alexis's specialties due to its gascony origins at Château Laballe.

Afterwards you can shop along rue des Francs Bourgeois, visit the Place des Vosges or enjoy a wonderful dinner at as-yet undiscovered restaurants in the neighborhood.

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I discover wine at Cave Elzevir 9/10
Rachel de Paris, France, the 18/07/2005.

I discovered and learnt about French wines at Cave Elzevir in Paris. This cave is not just another parisian wine store. The english-speaking cellarman, Alexis has tought me how to decode French wines and has introduced me to high-quality, boutique winegrowers who easily sell out their entire production to just their clients in France. In a warm, friendly atmosphere, Alexis has helped me to find french regional wines, and he is conducting regular wine tasting courses and short seminars to help you become an expert. Cave Elzevir is ideally located in the historic and popular Marais district, just a few steps from the Picasso Museum. In a 17th century building located at 16 rue Elzevir, you can taste wines in a genuine "cave" under vaulted ceilings and lighting that creates an ambience to fully appreciate wine and armagnac, one of the cave's specialties. Afterwards you can shop along rue des Francs Bourgeois, visit the Place des Vosges or enjoy a wonderful dinner at as-yet undiscovered restaurants in the neighborhood

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