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Tastings and brunches in Paris

35 nights out to book in Paris — median entry price €65. Listings updated on .

A tasting, here, is a session led by someone who knows the subject: a sommelier pouring several wines with a cheese board, a wine merchant explaining a blend, a brewer or rum maker showing what sets their bottles apart. Paris has its addresses for this: Ô Chateau and its tasting classes in a central wine cellar, Les Caves du Louvre and their blending workshops, the Musée du Vin and the Musée Vivant du Fromage, which pair a visit with a glass in hand.

These outings are booked by time slot and per person, for anything from an hour to half a day. Several sessions are given in English, which the listing shows in its title; alcohol tastings are for adults only. Brunches work the same way: a table booked at a set time, a package at an announced price, often all-you-can-eat, sometimes with live music.

This page gathers the tastings, wine classes, brunches and tasting menus to book in Paris, ranked by popularity, each listing carrying the venue, the next slot, the lowest entry price found at the seller and a link to book. Hands-on cooking classes are under Workshops & classes; dinners with a show are with the cabarets.

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Frequently asked questions

Do I need to know about wine to join a tasting?

No. Beginner sessions start from scratch: how to look at, smell and taste a wine, and how to pair it with a cheese. More advanced wine classes say so in their title.

Are tastings given in English?

Many are: part of the Paris sessions is aimed at visitors and given in English. The language is shown in the title or description of the listing.

Should I book a brunch in advance?

Yes, for the ones listed here: they are booked at a set time, with a package whose price is known in advance. Weekend brunches go first.