PARIS
34 Tours Reviewed
Six wines teach faster than scrolling. In a retro-style boutique in central Paris, a local sommelier leads you through a friendly, question-friendly tasting where Nicolas (Nico) keeps things clear and fun. I especially like the focus on how French wine…
A great tasting starts with a great guide. This Montmartre cheese and wine session is built for conversation, not crowd noise, with Maxime, a local cheesemonger, steering the whole experience. You’ll taste a selection of 8 French cheeses in an…
Your first sip can change how you read wine. In a proper cave à vin boutique in Paris, you’ll taste three different wines from small independent producers and pair them with French cheeses, guided in a way that makes the…
Your cheese education starts underground. This Paris cellar class is all about pairing, texture, and the patient work of aging—so you learn while you taste. I like how it mixes classroom clarity with real bites, especially with seven cheeses from…
Want Paris wine with less fuss? This master class feels like a private cellar moment in the middle of the city. You taste 2 white and 3 red wines, paired with 5 artisanal French cheeses, while your guide connects each…
Wine and cheese in Paris, taught simply. This wine tasting and cheese pairing session happens in a small wine shop tasting room in the Latin Quarter, where you taste four wines and learn what wine tasting etiquette actually means in…
Cheese fans, this is a great Paris morning. You start at the Musée Vivant du Fromage and end with a hands-on cheesemaking session plus a wine-and-cheese tasting. I especially like the small group feel (up to 10 people) and the…
Wine and cheese, taught like a craft. What makes this Paris stop fun is the step-by-step tasting method: you look, smell, then sip while Simon walks you through French wine regions and what shapes flavor. You’ll also train your nose…
Food tastes better when it has a story. This small-group cheese and wine tasting turns the Latin Quarter market walk into real foodie education, not a rushed stop-and-go snack run. You start with local gourmet Catherine, then head to Chef…
Cheese has a story in Paris. This one-hour visit at the Living Cheese Museum on Île Saint-Louis mixes a live cheesemaking demo with a guided four-cheese tasting. It’s fun, educational, and the explanations come from guides who really know how…
Some tours taste like eating. This one teaches you how. I love that you start at Mouffetard Market—one of the oldest food stops in the Latin Quarter—so the tasting doesn’t feel random. Then Chef Sommelier Alex turns the meal into…
Marais is the sweet spot for Paris food. This walking tour pairs French culinary traditions with real neighborhood scenes—cafes, galleries, boutiques, and those narrow lanes where you feel the city working. You’ll taste your way through cheeses, hams, pastries, chocolates,…
Cheese meets wine underground. This tour turns French fromage into an easy, step-by-step tasting lesson, from protective-suit cellar time to wine pairings guided by a true cheese-and-wine master. I love the small-group feel (max 12) and the way you leave…
Stop eating cheese like a tourist. At Ô Chateau, this about-two-hours lunch turns a converted wine cellar into a focused tasting lesson, with five French wines (including Champagne) and coaching on how to taste, pair, and read a label. I…
I love a tasting where the food and wine do the talking. This one is set up for fun and learning in Paris’s 15th arrondissement, with an owner-led vibe at the secret wine door and a max group size of…
