HeyJaredParis Wine Walks
“Come walk (cycle or sit) with us as we explore the history of Paris through its vineyards, visit the world's best wine bars, and sample France's finest natural wines.” – Geoffrey Finch
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We’re here to help (opens the original)
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The study of wine is an endless pleasure that takes us on a journey through time and space, as well as taste, and spirit of place. Paris Wine Walks, in collaboration with the very charming winebar / bookshop L’Ours et la Vielle Grille is hosting a series of thematic wine tastings designed to inform, surprise, excite, clarify, illuminate, and inspire. All of our tastings feature real wines produced with the greatest respect for living soils. We don’t se
Soil and water (opens the original)
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Children love mixing soil and water to make mud pies. Or to simply smear this voluptuous ooze on whatever surface happens to be at hand, most often themselves. Or they fling it, throw it, toss it, celebrate their ability to make a mark. Little did we know that these playful acts enhance the immune system, and that soil bacteria like mycobacterium vaccae trigger the release of serotonin, which reduces stress and increases happiness. Happy as a pig in mud… Paris Wine Walks is a re
Wine tasting series with Paris Wine Walks (opens the original)
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La Rentrée! This French institution of marking the return to the rigours of daily scholastic routine is also a moment of gathering and reconnecting after the return from holidays. And this Fall, Paris Wine Walks, in association with L’Ours et la Vielle Grille, a rather original winebar bookshop located in a quiet corner of the 5th arrondissement behind the Grande Mosque, will be hosting a series of wine tastings on a broad range of themes. <div class="c
A winery in Vancouver (opens the original)
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During my stays in Vancouver at the beginning and end of my journey to the west coast of Canada, in addition to the serendipitous discovery of backyard vines, I spent time exploring the flourishing natural wine bar scene there to promote Paris Wine Walks, and to encourage local wine enthusiasts to come visit us in Paris. I left copies of my book, ‘The Hidden Vineyards of Paris’ at several of these places, a
A day in Sancerre (opens the original)
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I had the opportunity of spending an afternoon in Sancerre this past week. When the occasion arose a couple of months ago, there was no doubt in my mind that it would be quite easy to arrange at least one, if not two wine tastings, but the heatwaves this summer pushed harvest forward, and so everyone was in that busiest and most exciting part of the year, harvesting grapes. After a number of apologies from winemaker friends I’ve known for years, It wasn’t until I called Alphonse Mellot senior, w
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