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The Best Wine Bars in Paris

For wine bars in Paris, this page covers 27 venues, including Alex Le Bienhereux, Ambassade de Bourgogne and Le Mary Celeste. They are listed by Star Wine List or pour from deep wine lists in the En Primeur Club guide. Several are in Bastille or Saint-Germain-des-Prés. We choose venues by weighing recognition from independent critics, guides and awards.

Use the alphabetical order to find a bar by name. Each entry shows the venue's town or city, a short description and awards from independent sources, with a link to its full guide page.

How this list is chosen: Every bar here is listed by Star Wine List or pours from a deep wine list. En Primeur Club chooses among them by weighing recognition from independent critics, guides and awards. Entries appear in alphabetical order.

  • Alex Le Bienhereux

    Paris, France

    On Rue Beaubourg in the 3rd arrondissement, Alex Le Bienhereux has earned Star Wine List recognition for 2026, placing it among a selective tier of Paris addresses where the wine program carries as much editorial weight as the food. The bar sits in the Marais, a neighbourhood whose drinking scene has shifted decisively toward wine-led formats over the past decade.

    Also recognized by Star Wine List

  • Ambassade de Bourgogne

    Paris, France

    On the rue de l'Odéon in the 6th arrondissement, Ambassade de Bourgogne operates as a focused wine destination representing Burgundy's appellations from north to south. Where most Paris wine bars cast a broad net across French regions, this address commits entirely to a single great region — making it a reference point for anyone serious about understanding what Burgundy actually tastes like outside the cellar door.

    Also recognized by Star Wine List

  • Au Tour du Vin

    Paris, France

    Au Tour du Vin is a wine bar on Rue de Maubeuge in Paris's 9th arrondissement, recognised by Star Wine List with a White Star designation. The 9th sits at the edge of where the Grands Boulevards meet quieter residential streets, and this bar draws a crowd that knows what it wants from a glass. Expect a focused list, a room with character, and a pace that belongs to the neighbourhood rather than the tourist circuit.

    Also recognized by Star Wine List

  • Bistrot du Passage

    Paris, France

    On Rue de Grenelle in the 7th arrondissement, Bistrot du Passage has earned recognition from Star Wine List (2026), placing it among Paris's wine-focused addresses worth seeking out. The format suits an unhurried evening — the kind of progression through glass and plate that the 7th does well when it's not performing for tourists. A strong opening for anyone building a serious Paris wine itinerary.

    Also recognized by Star Wine List

  • Bubble Bliss

    Paris, France

    On a narrow Saint-Germain side street, Bubble Bliss has earned recognition from Star Wine List 2026, placing it among Paris's credentialed wine and drinks destinations. The address on Rue de Bourbon le Château puts it at the intersection of the 6th arrondissement's old bookshop culture and its newer generation of serious drinking venues. For those mapping the city's bar scene, it belongs on the same circuit as Candelaria and Danico.

    Also recognized by Star Wine List

  • Caves Legrand

    Paris, France

    Caves Legrand has operated as one of Paris's most serious wine institutions since the late 19th century, occupying a address inside the Galerie Vivienne in the 2nd arrondissement. Equal parts merchant, bar, and tasting destination, it draws collectors, sommeliers, and curious visitors who arrive for the cellar depth and stay for the atmosphere of the passage itself.

    Also recognized by Star Wine List

  • Ici Même

    Paris, France

    The address sits outside Paris's more-trafficked bar corridors, drawing a clientele that comes specifically for the cellar rather than the neighbourhood foot traffic.

    Also recognized by Star Wine List

  • Jiuba Laurier

    Paris, France

    A Star Wine List–recognised bar on Rue de la Croix Nivert in Paris's 15th arrondissement, Jiuba Laurier brings focused wine programming to a neighbourhood more accustomed to local bistros than specialist drink destinations. The 2026 award recognition places it in a select tier of Paris bars where the list does serious work — worth knowing for those tracking the city's westward shift in drinking culture.

    Also recognized by Star Wine List

  • La Cave du Daron

    Paris, France

    A fixture of the 11th arrondissement, La Cave du Daron at 140 Avenue Parmentier occupies the kind of address locals guard quietly: a neighbourhood wine bar that functions as a genuine community hub rather than a destination play. Its reputation as a reference point in the arrondissement says more about consistency and local trust than any award circuit could.

    Also recognized by Star Wine List

  • La Grande crèmerie

    Paris, France

    On a narrow Saint-Germain side street, La Grande Crèmerie operates as a cave gourmande with a tightly curated list of exclusively French natural wines. The convivial format puts the bottle at the centre of the experience, with charcuterie and cheese built to serve the wine rather than compete with it. For Paris's natural wine circuit, this address on Rue Grégoire de Tours sits close to the source.

    Also recognized by Star Wine List

  • LAVINIA

    Paris, France

    One of Paris's most comprehensive wine retail destinations, Lavinia occupies a handsome address on Avenue Victor Hugo in the 16th arrondissement, a short walk from the Arc de Triomphe. The shop moved from its original Madeleine location to this quieter, residential quarter, bringing with it one of the capital's broadest selections of bottles across regions, price points, and styles.

    Also recognized by Star Wine List

  • Le Barav

    Paris, France

    In the 3rd arrondissement, Le Barav occupies a specific niche in the Marais drinking scene: a wine bar with serious cellar access and a selection that goes wide without losing focus. The format splits between street-level bar and an actual cave below, giving the ritual of choosing a bottle a physical dimension most Paris wine bars skip entirely.

    Also recognized by Star Wine List

  • Le Baron Rouge

    Paris, France

    Le Baron Rouge sits at the heart of the 12th arrondissement's market culture, drawing locals and knowing visitors to its barrel-lined walls for affordable wine poured straight from the cask and oysters bought from the stand outside. Forget polished wine bars — this is old Paris drinking, unmediated and unhurried, operating on the logic of the neighbourhood rather than the agenda of a trend.

    Also recognized by Star Wine List

  • Le Mary Celeste

    Paris, France

    Ranked #116 in the Top 500 Bars (2025), Le Mary Celeste is a Marais institution where maritime-inspired interiors meet a menu built around natural wines, inventive cocktails, and seafood-driven small plates. Operated by Quixotic Projects, the bar sits at the intersection of neighbourhood casual and serious drinks programming — a combination that has made it among the more consistent addresses on Rue Commines since it opened.

    Also recognized by Pinnacle Guide, Star Wine List, Tales Spirited Awards, Top 500 Bars

  • Le P’tit Pinard

    Paris, France

    On a quiet stretch of Rue Saint-Ambroise in the 11th arrondissement, Le P'tit Pinard occupies the kind of neighbourhood wine bar that Paris does better than almost anywhere else in France. Run by Julien and Charlotte, whose travels across French wine regions inform the list, it sits close to the church of Saint-Ambroise and draws a local crowd that treats it as a regular rather than a destination.

    Also recognized by Star Wine List

  • Le Petit Sommelier Daguerre

    Paris, France

    The younger sibling of the Montparnasse wine bistro Le Petit Sommelier, this compact wine bar on Rue Daguerre occupies a quiet corner of the 14th arrondissement where neighbourhood drinking culture has resisted the pressures of tourist-facing hospitality. Cosy in format and anchored to a serious parent operation five minutes away, it suits an evening built around wine over conversation rather than spectacle.

    Also recognized by Star Wine List

  • Les Amoureuses

    Paris, France

    A wine bar on Rue des Tournelles in Paris's 4th arrondissement, Les Amoureuses has earned back-to-back Star Wine List recognition in 2024 and 2026, placing it among the city's most consistently cited specialist wine addresses. The Marais location positions it within one of Paris's most wine-literate neighbourhoods, where the bar format has steadily displaced the traditional cave à manger as the preferred format for serious bottle exploration.

    Also recognized by Star Wine List

  • Les Darons

    Paris, France

    Les Darons is a wine-focused bar on Rue Caulaincourt in Montmartre, recognised by Star Wine List in 2026. It occupies the less-toured upper slopes of the 18th arrondissement, where wine bars tend to operate with neighbourhood credibility rather than tourist visibility. For those planning a visit, the address and award are the two reliable planning anchors.

    Also recognized by Star Wine List

  • Les Gouttes de Dieu

    Paris, France

    Les Gouttes de Dieu, named after the celebrated wine manga of the same title, is a wine bar on Rue Rossini in Paris's 9th arrondissement where the floor team leads with conversation before they lead with a list. Staff speak English, profile your palate through a few pours, and guide selections from there. Bottles are also available to take away.

    Also recognized by Star Wine List

  • Liquiderie

    Paris, France

    Liquiderie occupies a corner of the 11th arrondissement's Belleville district where beer selection and wine coexist at serious depth. Unlike the cocktail-forward bars that define much of Paris's current drinking conversation, this is a room built around product knowledge and repeat custom. It functions less as a destination bar and more as a neighbourhood institution with an unusually broad liquid offering.

    Also recognized by Star Wine List

  • LQV Le Quinze Vins Paris

    Paris, France

    LQV Le Quinze Vins holds a Star Wine List recognition for 2026, placing it among the more seriously curated wine addresses in Paris's 2nd arrondissement. Located on Rue Danielle Casanova, the bar operates at the intersection of focused wine programming and neighbourhood accessibility that defines the better independent wine bars in the city's right bank.

    Also recognized by Star Wine List

  • Pépites

    Paris, France

    A wine bar and bottle shop on Rue de Buci, Pépites has quickly become one of the more talked-about natural wine addresses in Saint-Germain-des-Prés. Founded by Thibault Duval and drawing on experience from a previous Paris venture, it occupies the dual-format niche where you can drink at the counter or take a bottle home — a model that suits the neighbourhood's particular appetite for low-intervention wine without ceremony.

    Also recognized by Star Wine List

  • Pétard

    Paris, France

    Pétard is a wine-focused address on Rue Jean-Pierre Timbaud in Paris's 11th arrondissement, recognised by Star Wine List in both 2025 and 2026. Its consecutive awards place it firmly within the city's specialist wine bar tier, where list depth and curation matter more than kitchen ambition. A reference point for serious wine drinking in one of Paris's most active neighbourhoods for independent hospitality.

    Also recognized by Star Wine List

  • Pochana

    Paris, France

    Pochana occupies a quiet passageway in the 11th arrondissement, a corner of Paris where neighbourhood bars operate at a remove from the tourist circuits of the Marais and République. The address on Passage du Jeu de Boules places it inside a residential pocket that rewards deliberate visitors over casual foot traffic, making it a reference point for those who follow the 11th's evolving bar scene rather than arrive by guidebook.

  • Rencontres

    Paris, France

    A wine bar and restaurant at 67 Rue de Charenton in Paris's 12th arrondissement, Rencontres built its reputation among wine and hospitality professionals before word spread further. Its discreet address near Gare de Lyon places it outside the usual tourist circuits, making it a reliable choice for those who treat a table as an occasion rather than a transaction.

    Also recognized by Star Wine List

  • Resto-Zinc

    Paris, France

    On Rue de la Roquette in the 11th arrondissement, Resto-Zinc holds a Star Wine List recognition for 2026, placing its wine program among a small tier of Paris addresses where the glass matters as much as the plate. The 11th's neighborhood character — lived-in, wine-forward, resistant to tourist polish — makes it a credible home for a bar-restaurant of this type.

    Also recognized by Star Wine List

  • TERRA Bar à Vins

    Paris, France

    On Rue des Gravilliers in the 3rd arrondissement, TERRA Bar à Vins occupies a stretch of Paris where the wine bar format has grown increasingly serious. Recognised by Star Wine List in 2026, the address sits within a neighbourhood that now competes with the Left Bank for low-intervention bottles and considered pours. A reference point for those moving through the Marais with wine rather than cocktails on their mind.

    Also recognized by Star Wine List