أفضل 10 حانات نبيذ في باريس (لجميع الميزانيات)

Paris is heaven for wine lovers — not just because of what’s in the glass, but because of how it’s served: with charm, knowledge, and something tasty on the side. Whether you’re after a cozy hole-in-the-wall with €5 glasses or a sommelier-led tasting in a sleek bar à vin, Paris has a wine bar to suit every mood and budget.

This guide highlights 10 of the best wine bars in Paris, ranging from casual and affordable to refined and romantic — all with a focus on great wine, quality pairings, and local flair.

🍷 1. البارون روج (12th Arrondissement – Budget)

A Paris institution. This lively, no-frills spot near Marché d’Aligre offers affordable wines on tap, served by the glass or bottle you can fill yourself.

• Price: Glasses from €3–€5
• Vibe: Casual, buzzy, stand-up barrels
• Pairings: Oysters (on weekends), charcuterie, cheese
• Address: 1 Rue Théophile Roussel, 75012

🍇 2. La Buvette (11th Arrondissement – Mid-Range)

A tiny natural wine bar tucked in a local neighborhood. Think handwritten wine lists, intimate lighting, and simple plates with seasonal ingredients.

• Price: Glasses €6–€9
• Vibe: Cozy, minimalist, local crowd
• Pairings: Small plates, burrata, pâté
• Address: 67 Rue Saint-Maur, 75011

🧀 3. Le Verre Volé (10th Arrondissement – Mid-Range)

Part wine shop, part eatery — this canal-side gem is a favorite for natural wines and creative small dishes.

• Price: Glasses from €5–€10
• Vibe: Boho, foodie, always packed
• Pairings: House terrine, duck rillettes, inventive mains
• Address: 67 Rue de Lancry, 75010

🍾 4. Septime La Cave (11th Arrondissement – Mid/High-End)

The wine bar sibling of Michelin-starred Septime. It’s walk-in only and perfect for natural wine fans and thoughtful tastings in a warm, wood-paneled space.

• Price: Glasses €7–€12
• Vibe: Stylish, relaxed, refined
• Pairings: Top-tier charcuterie and cheese
• Address: 3 Rue Basfroi, 75011

🍷 5. Le Mary Celeste (3rd Arrondissement – Mid-Range)

A lively Marais bar that mixes oysters, tapas, and an excellent rotating wine list with funky natural selections and staff who know their stuff.

• Price: Glasses €6–€10
• Vibe: Trendy, vibrant, international crowd
• Pairings: Small plates, oysters, spicy dishes
• Address: 1 Rue Commines, 75003

🧡 6. Juveniles (1st Arrondissement – Mid/High-End)

Anglo-French wine bar with a legendary rep for friendly service and a curated list of old-world wines.

• Price: Glasses €7–€12
• Vibe: Welcoming, warm, low-key sophistication
• Pairings: French comfort dishes, great vegetarian options
• Address: 47 Rue de Richelieu, 75001

🥂 7. Frenchie Bar à Vins (2nd Arrondissement – High-End)

Sleek and upscale, this wine bar complements the nearby Frenchie restaurant. It offers exceptional food pairings with boutique wines.

• Price: Glasses €8–€15
• Vibe: Elegant, small, popular with foodies
• Pairings: Scallop ceviche, cheese plates, foie gras
• Address: 6 Rue du Nil, 75002

🍷 8. Ô Chateau (1st Arrondissement – Tasting Experience)

A full-service wine bar and tasting venue offering curated flights, guided tastings, and a selection of over 50 wines by the glass.

• Price: Glasses €7–€20, Tasting flights from €35
• Vibe: Educational, upscale, fun for wine novices and pros
• Pairings: Guided pairings, cheese boards
• Address: 68 Rue Jean-Jacques Rousseau, 75001

🍇 9. La Cave du Paul Bert (11th Arrondissement – Affordable Natural Wine)*

Under-the-radar sister to Bistrot Paul Bert. An affordable wine bar with shelves of small-producer bottles and a low-key Parisian vibe.

• Price: Glasses from €4–€8
• Vibe: Hidden gem, authentic, relaxed
• Pairings: Cheese boards, bread and olives
• Address: 16 Rue Paul Bert, 75011

🧀 10. Legrand Filles et Fils (1st Arrondissement – Historic Wine Cellar)

An elegant historic wine boutique and bar near the Palais Royal with a sommelier-led feel and premium wines by the glass.

• Price: Glasses from €10–€20+
• Vibe: Refined, old-world, quiet
• Pairings: Luxury nibbles, fine cheese
• Address: 1 Rue de la Banque, 75001

🍷 Final Tips for Wine Bar Hopping in Paris

• Go early or late: 7–9 PM is peak time
• Ask for “un vin au verre” to try by the glass
• Don’t rush: Parisians linger, sip, and chat
• Many wine bars don’t take reservations — walk-ins are the norm
• Natural wine = funky, fun, sometimes surprising — give it a try!

From laid-back local hangouts to stylish sipping spots, Paris is made for wine lovers at every budget. Santé!

👉 Explore Paris Wine Tastings, Cellar Tours & Cheese Pairing Classes