best wine tasting tours in Paris

The best wine tasting tours in Paris are immersive experiences that lead you on a journey through the country’s most esteemed regions, enabling you to sip on bubbly champagnes, rich reds and everything in between.

Here are my top picks, for people who want to learn more about the art of wine tasting, for those that want to explore the city while sipping a good red or those that want to visit a different part of France while discovering the whole process of wine-making. If you want more options, use our table of content or scroll down to find them!

#Activity TypePriceDuration
1Wine tasting classFrom €75
  • Lesson by a sommelier
  • Varied wine selection
2 hours
2Tasting tour in MontmartreFrom €110
  • Cheese and pastry pairings
  • Tour through Montmartre
3 hours
3Champagne Region day tripFrom €31511 hours

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1 – Paris: French Wine Tasting Class with Sommelier

Paris French Wine Tasting Class with Sommelier

Rating: ⭐️ 4.8/5 (320 reviews)

“This is definitely a MUST-DO in Paris! It was so interesting to taste the selection of six wines, all from different regions of France and made from different types of grapes. ” Una, Getyourguide

If you’d like to educate yourself further on the do’s and don’ts of wine tasting, consider participating in a class led by an experienced sommelier from O Chateau – Paris Wine Tasting.

You’ll be guided through a handful of wines, each from a different one of France’s viniculture regions, and you’ll learn how to distinguish the subtle notes between them. Among these tipples is a bubbly champagne, the luxurious flavors of which are easy to identify.

Alongside tasting these wines, you’ll also discover more about the areas they are grown in, including the Champagne Region, which grows Chardonnay, Pinot Noir and Pinot Meunier grapes across more than 33,000 hectares.

Summary of the tour:

  • Taste 1 champagne and 5 different wines, all from different regions
  • Learn about the proper tasting techniques
  • Discover how to read a wine label
Your group will assemble along the Rue Jean-Jacques Rousseau, located within the 1st arrondissement.
Shorter than other excursions, this wine tasting experience lasts just 2 hours.
You’ll pay around €70 each for this sommelier-led wine tasting class.
You’ll stay within one wine bar for the duration of the activity.
The sommelier speaks in English, making this experience accessible to a wide range of international guests.
You should contact the tour operator directly to see whether they are able to cater to your individual needs.
Only persons aged 18 and above are welcome on this tour.

Our review

Considered an essential experience by many travelers, this wine tasting tour in Paris not only allows you to taste delicious beverages but also provides you with an opportunity to meet and bond with other travelers in a relaxed setting.

2 – Montmartre Hill Sweet & Savory French Gourmet Food & Wine Tasting Tour

Montmartre Hill Sweet & Savory French Gourmet Food & Wine Tasting Tour

Rating: ⭐️ 4.5/5 (1501 reviews)

“Just the right amount of food (excellent!), culture and neighborhood history. We particularly enjoyed the stop for a brief wine and cheese tasting at an excellent local restaurant.” Samuel, Viator

Another walking tour of Paris, this experience takes you on a journey through the creative Montmartre neighborhood, which was once frequented by a host of celebrated artists, including Pablo Picasso, Vincent Van Gogh and Claude Monet.

You’ll discover 10 different venues alongside your Original Food Tours guide, each of which will supply you with a tasty morsel, whether that’s a sip of sparkling wine or a slice of crumbling cheese.

The landmarks you’ll visit along this wine tasting tour in Paris include bucket-list spots, such as the legendary Moulin Rouge, where the French can-can was invented, and the Sacré-Cœur Basilica.

Summary of the tour:

  • 8 different stops
  • Cheese and charcuterie but also chocolate and pastries
  • Local guide explaining the history of Montmartre
Your adventure begins at Place Blanche in the Montmartre area, which is easily accessible via public transport.
This wine tasting tour in Paris lasts between 3 and 3.5 hours, making it an ideal activity for those with a limited itinerary.
Adult tickets for this tour cost between €100 and €110 each. Children between the ages of 4 and 13 benefit from a reduced rate of approximately €90 each.
You’ll stay within the exciting Montmartre district for the duration of this excursion, finishing at your meeting point.
This tour operates in English only.
Those with limited mobility can not be accommodated on this wine tasting tour.
If you have any dietary requirements, you should make these known to the operator at the time of booking.

Our review

While it is luck of the draw which guide you end up with on the day of your tour, you’ve no need to worry, as each is friendly and knowledgeable, and best of all, knows how to make this excursion fun. The tastings are delectable and the company entertaining — a perfect combination.

3 – Day Trip to Champagne with 8 Tastings & Lunch

Day Trip to Champagne with 8 Tastings & Lunch

Rating: ⭐️ 4.8/5 (907 reviews)

“He shared with us so much champagne knowledge that was really useful when we got to each of the champagne houses. Each one was so different, the scenery throughout the day just stunning and his attention to detail was superb.” Fiona, Getyourguide

Prepare for a glamorous experience, hopping between esteemed wine estates on this Champagne day trip. As well as large venues, you’ll also try champagne in the heart of a vineyard, which is a magical and memorable experience for all.

Dine in a local winemaker’s house to gain a thorough insight into life in the region, which revolves around grape growing. If time permits, you may have the opportunity to explore the picturesque village of Épernay, which houses the world’s oldest champagne house, or Reims, famed for its 13th-century cathedral.

This My Winedays Champagne day trip operates in small groups, although those seeking a more customizable experience can instead select a private tour.

Summary of the tour:

  • 8 different tastings
  • 2 stops at different Champagne houses
  • Gourmet lunch included
If staying in Central Paris, you can request a hotel pickup on the morning of this excursion. If not, you’ll instead meet at Place de l'Hôtel de Ville.
This day trip to the Champagne region from Paris lasts between 10 and 11 hours.
Group tours cost €300 per adult, while private excursions vary significantly in price, depending on the number of members in your party. Children aged 4 to 16 cost between €220 and €230 each for a group tour while those under 4 can join in for just over €180 each.
You’ll travel between various estates, also stopping in Épernay or Reims if time permits, before journeying back to the city.
This tour operates in English, as well as French and Spanish.
Wheelchair users can not be accommodated on this excursion.
You’ll be contacted by the tour provider in advance to confirm pickup times.

Our review

While visiting three champagne houses in one day may seem like overkill, this couldn’t be further from the truth. Each winery is vastly different, meaning you’ll enjoy a thorough introduction to the region, with breathtaking scenery to keep you hooked in between.

4 – Le Marais Food and Wine Tasting Tour

Le Marais Paris The Original District Food and Wine Tasting Tour

Rating: ⭐️ 4.5/5 (743 reviews)

“Very nice tour and the food was great. I would definitely recommend this to anyone spending time in the area.” Leanne, Viator

Taking a stroll through Paris is the best way to become acquainted with the “City of Lights” and this excursion, operated by O Chateau – Paris Wine Tasting, offers a leisurely walk through the quaint Marais district.

As you wind your way along the cobbled streets of this historic neighborhood, you’ll stop at various food and drink outlets to sample the decadent wines Paris is known for, as well as a range of other treats, including cheese, meats, and chocolate.

Along with tasting these fine examples of French cuisine, you’ll also see some of the most remarkable sites in the city, including a 17th-century marketplace and the Hôtel de Ville.

The meeting place for this tour is along the Rue de Bretagne, located in the 3rd arrondissement of Paris.
This wine tasting experience lasts approximately 3.5 hours.
You can expect to pay between €110 and €120 per adult, while children aged 4 to 13 cost between €90, and €100 each.
After meeting on Rue de Bretagne, you’ll wander the Marais district, stopping at a myriad of food and wine outlets before looping back to your starting point.
This excursion operates in both English and French.
Unfortunately, this experience is not wheelchair accessible.
You’ll be part of a small group limited to 10 guests for an intimate experience.

Our review

We love the passion and enthusiasm of the guides who run this tour, each of whom is a top-level foodie themselves. From tidbits of history about the Marais district to fascinating information on each dish, you’ll gain plenty of knowledge about French culture on this walking tour in Paris.

5 – Paris Art of Pairing Cheese and Wine Tasting in a Cheese Cellar

Paris Art of Pairing Cheese and Wine Tasting in a Cheese Cellar

Rating: ⭐️ 5/5 (301 reviews)

“Really enjoyed the evening and the host Pierre was great. He was passionate about the cheese and his wine combination ideas worked really well.” Gary, Viator

Alternatively, step down into a historic cheese cellar under the buzzing city streets for a combination cheese and wine tasting tour in Paris. The wines have been expertly chosen to accompany an array of cheese from both France and Switzerland, enabling you to enjoy the delicate flavors of each.

Overall, you’ll try seven cheeses and three local wines, alongside fresh Parisian bread in an intimate setting, with just 10 guests and your Paroles de Fromagers guide. As well as tasting these decadent snacks, you’ll also discover the roots and techniques behind cheese production, making for a truly fascinating experience.

You’ll meet your guide at a renowned cheese shop on Rue du Faubourg du Temple, which crosses both the 10th and 11th arrondissements.
This whirlwind introduction to Paris’ gastronomic scene lasts 1.5 hours.
Adults will pay €70 each for a tour of this nature.
This entire experience takes place at the cheese shop, making it a great option for those who prefer not to walk long distances.
This tour is offered in English.
As this excursion takes place in a cellar that is only accessible via stairs, it is unsuitable for wheelchair users.
The cellar can be cold so be prepared with layered clothing.

Our review

An authentic Parisian experience under the heart of the city, this session teaches you more than you could ever need to know about the variety of cheeses produced in France. While the focus is on cheeses more than wines, you’ll also have plenty of chances to sip on flavorful reds and whites.

6 – Premium Tour From Paris to Loire Valley Castles: Chambord, Chenonceau, & Amboise + Wine Tasting

Premium Tour From Paris to Loire Valley Castles Chambord, Chenonceau, & Amboise + Wine Tasting

Rating: ⭐️ 4.5/5 (2206 reviews)

“The ease of booking process and its reliability is very good. Will use again!” dimitris, headout

Another way to escape the hustle and bustle of the city is through this day trip to the Loire Valley — one of the country’s major wine regions. This area is the largest producer of sparkling wines outside of Champagne and you’ll have the opportunity to sample some of its most celebrated tipples during a wine tasting experience.

On top of enjoying the Loire Valley’s produce, you’ll also wander three of its most spectacular castles, including the 11th-century Château d’Amboise, which once served as a royal residence, as well as Château de Chenonceau and Château de Chambord, the latter of which is famed for its classic display of French Renaissance architecture.

The tour provider will contact you after booking to provide you with all the information you’ll need regarding the meeting point.
You’ll spend approximately 12 hours exploring the castles of the Loire Valley and indulging in a selection of French wines.
All participants aged 4 and over will pay around €210 for this day trip.
You’ll hop between three separate castles in the Loire Valley before returning back to Paris.
Tour guides on this excursion speak in English.
Contact the operator directly to ensure this day trip can meet your needs.
Wine tasting sessions are included in this tour between April and October only.

Our review

With over 2,000 reviews from real travelers, you can count on this tour to meet and exceed your expectations. You’ll be part of a small group, meaning you won’t spend your day waiting around for other tourists, and the châteaus themselves are extraordinarily impressive.

7 – Wine Tasting In Paris

Wine Tasting In Paris

Rating: ⭐️ 5/5 (223 reviews)

“we had a great time and the explanations about Wine in general and French wines specifically were very insightful.” lesley, Viator

Discover the greatest wine regions of France on this tasting experience in Paris. You’ll learn how to identify labels, which will prove useful throughout the rest of your vacation and upon your return home, as well as how to differentiate the aromas of each tipple.

Without leaving your seat, you’ll take a journey through the Bordeaux, Champagne, Burgundy and Loire Valley regions, tasting rich, full-bodied red, as well as crisp whites, and sparkling champagnes.

While some wine tasting tours in Paris can be daunting for beginners, this informal Wine Tasting in Paris experience is ideal for all travelers.

You’ll head to the location of your tour — a wine shop along the Rue des Boulangers — independently where you’ll meet your guide.
This wine tasting tour in Paris lasts approximately 2 hours.
This tour is only open to adults, each of whom will pay just under €70 each.
You’ll stay in the wine shop for the duration of the tour. After your wine tasting experience, you can easily explore the rest of the Latin Quarter.
This excursion is offered in English.
Unlike many Paris wine tours, this one is accessible for wheelchair users.
Another excursion that operates in small groups, this tour is limited to 12 participants.

Our review

While you may think the Eiffel Tower or Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Paris would be the most memorable vacation experience, this tour is consistently ranked as the highlight of travelers’ time in Paris.

The information shared during this experience is both interesting and vast, covering all of the country’s most acclaimed wine regions, with delicious sips of a range of tipples along the way.

8 – French Wine and Champagne Tasting in Paris

French Wine and Champagne Tasting in Paris

Rating: ⭐️ 5/5 (426 reviews)

“Very knowledgeable semollier! Delicious choices selected for the tasting. Good food to accompany the wine. A fun time!” amy, Viator

Delve into France’s most beloved beverage on this O Chateau wine tasting tour in Paris, which provides all you need to know about the country’s viniculture scene.

You’ll learn about a variety of regions through their smooth wines, including Bordeaux, which is home to almost 6,000 wineries. Other areas you’ll become educated on include Sancerre, located in the Loire Valley, Rhône and Champagne, which is the only place in the world where the celebratory bubbly is produced.

This tour is easy to personalize, with several upgrade options offering various French delicacies, including cheeses and cured meats.

The venue is located along the Rue Jean-Jacques Rousseau in the 1st arrondissement.
You’ll spend 2 hours sampling the best wines Paris has to offer on this tour.
Prices range from €70 to just under €90 per head depending on whether you wish to indulge in additional extras, such as cheese and charcuterie.
Spend your wine tasting tour in Paris in the charming wine cellar of an esteemed local business.
Like many others, this excursion operates in English only.
This tour is unsuitable for those with limited mobility.
Group sizes range from six to 25 participants.

Our review

As expected, the guides on this tour are experts at selecting wines, meaning that you’ll never be disappointed by the beverages on offer. On the contrary, you may feel a little merry after receiving not just several tastings, but six full glasses of wine, which is more than most excursions provide.

9 – Paris Wine Tasting plus Cheese Lunch with an Expert Sommelier Guide

Paris Wine Tasting plus Cheese Lunch with an Expert Sommelier Guide

Rating: ⭐️ 5/5 (259 reviews)

“Very good wine, tasty cheese and a knowledgeable sommelier in an atmospheric setting. Great start to a day in Paris!” terence, Viator

If you’re looking for an informal lunchtime experience, opt for this wine tasting session, which includes a variety of moreish nibbles. You’ll try five wines from regions across France, all expertly poured by an experienced sommelier, and listen to insightful commentary about each beverage.

This O Chateau – Paris Wine Tasting tour includes champagne, which you can savor the flavors of while toasting your loved one. Champagnes typically feature citrus flavors, as well as notes of sweet pastries, making them unique from other white wines.

While you’re enjoying these beverages, you’ll also feast on savory treats from across the country, including meats from Corsica.

This tour also takes place along the Rue Jean-Jacques Rousseau.
The experience lasts 2 hours, starting just after 12 PM.
You can expect to pay around €80 per person for this wine tasting tour in Paris.
You’ll spend your tour in a converted wine cellar in the heart of the city, making the experience suitable for most travelers.
Many international tourists can enjoy this tour, led by a guide who speaks English.
Wheelchair users should select a different wine tour in Paris, as this one is not accessible for those with reduced mobility.
This wine venue is located within easy reach of the Louvre-Rivoli station on Line 1 of the metro.

Our review

Wine newbies can find it hard to grasp the different notes, language and etiquette used by specialists, and sommeliers when referring to the delightful tipple. However, the guides on this tour make everything easy to understand and enjoyable, meaning everyone will leave feeling like a wine expert.

10 – Champagne Region Private Day Trip from Paris

Champagne Region Private Day Trip from Paris

Rating: ⭐️ 5/5 (47 reviews)

“Phillipe the tour organiser was very gracious and is the one who suggested the small champagne house as well a restaurant for lunch. he knew everything and advised us what to do and what to see.” jem, Viator

Another way to discover the famed tipples of France is to book a Best of France Tours day trip to the Champagne region from Paris.

Ideal for those seeking a more personal experience than a group excursion can provide, this day trip enables you to get lost in conversation with an expert guide in a one-on-one setting.

You’ll stop at two of the area’s more than 300 villages, to gain an authentic feel of the region and indulge in champagne tasting sessions, without hordes of tourists around. The cellars you’ll visit include those used by top champagne producers, including Moet & Chandon and Veuve Clicquot.

This excursion offers a complimentary hotel pickup and drop-off service.
You’ll spend approximately 10 hours discovering the Champagne region before returning to Paris.
With the minimum booking requirement of two individuals, you’ll each pay €590. However, the price per head reduces with each member added to your party, and with a group size of seven, you’ll each pay less than €190.
You'll traverse the Champagne region, stopping at Reims and Épernay before making your way back to Paris.
This tour is offered in English, as well as French, Portuguese and Spanish.
This Champagne region day trip from Paris is not accessible for wheelchair users.
Tasting fees and entrance tickets are not included in the overall price of the tour.

Our review

If, like us, you enjoy a little flexibility when on vacation, this is the wine tasting tour for you. You can discuss your own preferences to tailor the excursion to your interests, with a gentle nudge from a knowledgeable driver who will help you select the most captivating places in the Champagne region.

11 – Full-Day North Burgundy and Chablis Wine Tasting Tour from Paris

Full-Day North Burgundy and Chablis Wine Tasting Tour from Paris

Rating: ⭐️ 5/5 (56 reviews)

“I totally recommend this tour! It’s the perfect combination of vineyards,wine cellars, wine tasting lunch, beautiful scenery, wonderful small towns!” Burt, Viator

Several of France’s most noteworthy wine areas are situated within easy reach of Paris and this excursion allows you to discover the wonders of the Burgundy region.

While its name may suggest that this corner of France only specializes in red wines, this is not the case and you’ll find Chardonnay and Aligoté among Pinot Noir, and Gamay here. T

our the immaculately manicured vineyards of this region and discover the wine making process, from grape to bottle, through a knowledgeable Wine Tours Paris guide. You’ll enjoy a wine tasting experience and local lunch at a family-run winery, surrounded by the rolling hills, and vines of Burgundy.

You'll begin this excursion at the Place d´Italie, located in the 13th arrondissement.
A full-day event, this day trip from Paris lasts between 10 and 11 hours.
Expect to pay around €300 per person for this North Burgundy day trip from Paris.
You’ll travel out of Paris to Chablis and then along the tourist trail of Route des Grands Crus before returning to Place d´Italie.
This tour features an English-speaking guide.
This wine tasting tour from Paris is not suitable for wheelchair users.
This tour only operates in good weather. When bad weather is forecast, the excursion may be rescheduled.

Our review

Expect to be flawed by the knowledge provided by this tour’s guide, who is among the most respected wine tasters in the world. Absorb their infectious passion for wine and, in the unlikely event you get bored of talking about the beverage, you’ll enjoy wandering through the region’s adorable villages.

12 – Paris: Latin Quarter Walking Tour with Wine Tastings

Paris Latin Quarter Walking Tour with Wine Tastings

Rating: ⭐️ 5/5 (2 reviews)

“Geoffrey was a fantastic guide, knowledgeable as to the history of the Latin Quarter pointing out where notable literary figures lived.” David, Getyourguide

Those whose interests lie in both history and wine may consider a walking wine tour in Paris, which journeys through the Latin Quarter, with Paris Wine Walks.

This corner of the city dates back to the 1st century B.C. and was built by the Romans who conquered the area. As such, there are more than 2,000 years of history to discover through its web of cobblestone streets, including that of wine making.

Explore surprising vineyards, hidden among the grand buildings that form the city, where you’ll enjoy tastings of local wines, as well as a smattering of sightseeing as you pass by major landmarks including Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Paris.

This tour begins in front of the Cuvier Fountain, opposite the Jardin des Plantes in the 5th arrondissement.
You can expect this walking tour in Paris to last around 4.5 hours.
You’ll pay between €100 and €110 per person for this excursion through the Latin Quarter.
This excursion leads you on a leisurely stroll through the Latin Quarter, over to the Île-de-la-Cité and finally, on to the Île-Saint-Louis for a well-rounded introduction to Paris’ wine scene.
This tour operates in English.
Those with reduced mobility are advised against participating in this experience.
All participants should be prepared for a moderate amount of walking throughout this tour.

Our review

This excursion is ideal for travelers on a budget as it combines the tastings of a wine experience with the sights of a city tour. Not only will you taste multiple wines but you’ll also travel back over 2,000 years to discover the city’s origins in winemaking, making this trip truly enlightening.

13 – Paris Wine and Cheese Pairing Small-Group Experience

Paris Wine and Cheese Pairing Small-Group Experience

Rating: ⭐️ 5/5 (80 reviews)

“Wonderful experience! Loved the small group setting. Each pairing was perfect and we learned so much about wine.” Maggie, viator

Also held in the Latin Quarter is this wine tasting tour in Paris that takes place in a cozy wine shop. This pairing session teaches you how to select the perfect cheese to accompany a wine, depending on its notes, and also guides you through the proper etiquette of wine tasting.

You’ll try four wines in total on this tour operated by Wine Tasting in Paris and will gain expertise on why the beverage is perfectly matched with the salty, and rich flavors of cheese.

All of your newfound knowledge will help you tremendously for the remainder of your vacation, enabling you to sample the best wines in the city.

Like many others, this excursion takes place along the Rue des Boulangers.
One of the shortest options for time-poor travelers, this experience lasts just 1.5 hours.
You can expect to pay between €50 and €60 per person, making this one of the most budget-friendly wine tasting tours in Paris.
You’ll spend the full duration of the tour comfortably seated in a respected wine shop.
Expect your guide to speak in English.
This is one of the most accessible excursions for those with reduced mobility.
You’ll be part of a group capped at six participants, enabling you to bond with your other group members and guide easily.

Our review

An inclusive atmosphere for those who feel daunted by other similar experiences, this venue welcomes beginners and experts alike for an intimate introduction to French wines. The tastings are generous and the cheeses are perfectly paired, making this tour a winner for us!

14 – Make Your Own Bottle of Wine in the Center of Paris

Make Your Own Bottle of Wine in the Center of Paris

Rating: ⭐️ 5/5 (52 reviews)

“Luv the guidance and process for making your own wine. A definite if you want to learn how to and produce your own wine.” John, Viator

Impress your friends and family by returning home with your own custom bottle of wine, expertly crafted by you in the heart of Paris.

This Les Caves du Louvre workshop teaches you all about the more than 200 grape varieties that are native to France. While you won’t try all 200, you’ll sample a hand-picked selection of the best French wines.

From there, you’ll blend a range of tipples together under the watchful eye of your dedicated guide to create a beverage that is completely unique to you.

The meeting point for this wine tasting tour in Paris is on the Rue de l'Arbre Sec situated within the city’s 1st arrondissement.
You’ll master wine making within 2 hours.
The cost of this tour is between €80 and €90 per person, which includes a wine tasting session, and a personalized bottle of your own creation.
You’ll stay at the workshop to perfect your tipple.
English speakers can participate in this tour.
This experience is not accessible for wheelchair users.
You’ll have the opportunity to take away your personalized bottle of wine to share with your loved ones back home.

Our review

Making your own souvenir from your French vacation is one of the most rewarding things to do in Paris, which you’ll find out for yourself while crafting your own bottle of wine.

Whether you’re already converted to red wine or are looking to develop your taste buds, you’ll be pleasantly surprised by the flavorsome tipples of this experience.

15 – All inclusive Bike tour + Wine & Cheese tasting

All inclusive Bike tour + Wine & Cheese tasting

Rating: ⭐️ 5/5 (18 reviews)

“Herbert was a fantastic guide. It was a great way to start your first day in Paris!” Jody, Viator

If you wish to cover more ground in less time, this wine and bike tour in Paris may be the perfect option for you.

You’ll cycle past a number of iconic monuments, including the Eiffel Tower — fondly nicknamed the “Iron Lady” — Place de la Concorde and the Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Paris, which suffered great damage in a 2019 fire, making this an excellent choice for those just arriving in the city.

However, the real highlight of this Woyago excursion is a picnic held at Place des Vosges where you’ll refuel with a smorgasbord of wine and cheese.

The starting destination for this excursion is along the Avenue de la Bourdonnais in the upscale 7th arrondissement.
You’ll gain lots of knowledge on French culture over the course of 5.5 hours on this combination bike, cheese and wine tasting tour in Paris.
Expect to pay €150 per person for this fascinating tour of Paris.
You’ll tour many of the city’s most famed neighborhoods, including the Saint-Germain-des-Prés quarter, passing by sites such as the Eiffel Tower and the Louvre along the way before finishing up at Place des Vosges.
This excursion is offered in English, French and Spanish.
Due to the nature of the activity, this bike and wine tour is not suitable for wheelchair users.
This tour has a minimum booking requirement of three individuals.

Our review

This is a full-on experience, packed with attractions, tastings and knowledge, which is sure to bring you up to speed on all things Paris. Not only will you see the city’s most acclaimed monuments but you’ll also divert off the tourist trail to seek out locals-only spots.

16 – Paris: Latin Quarter Guided Food & Wine Tour

Paris Latin Quarter Guided Food & Wine Tour

Rating: ⭐️ 5/5 (21 reviews)

“Our guide was extremely knowledgeable and interesting. We loved the small group. I would highly recommend.” Nancy, Viator

There’s no better way to sample the most exquisite Parisian cuisine than by ambling through the streets of the Latin Quarter with Devour France Food Tours, stopping to taste all manner of delicacies.

Along with sumptuous wines, you’ll try other beverages that originated in France, including one of the strongest spirits in the world — absinthe. Learn about the history of French cuisine over seafood nibbles and charcuterie, much of which is rooted in the Middle Ages.

While journeying through the Latin Quarter on this wine tasting tour in Paris, you’ll see the 18th-century Panthéon, which features a unique blend of Neoclassical and Gothic architecture.

You’ll meet your guide along the Rue Monge, located in the bustling Latin Quarter.
Spend 3 hours soaking up the wines of Paris on this tour.
Tickets for this excursion cost between €90 and €100 per person aged 18, and over.
You’ll work your way through the Latin Quarter, ending at Place de la Contrescarpe in the 5th arrondissement.
This tour is offered in English.
Wheelchair users can not be accommodated on this excursion.
While many dietary restrictions can be catered to on this tour, vegans and those who are gluten-free are advised against participating.

Our review

While many wine tasting tours in Paris journey through the Latin Quarter, this experience sets itself apart with a visit to the Panthéon — sure to delight movie enthusiasts — as well as samples of absinthe, suitable for only the bravest of travelers.

17 – Day Trip to Champagne Region from Paris including Moët Chandon, Hautvillers and a Family Winery

Day Trip to Champagne Region from Paris including Moët Chandon, Hautvillers and a Family Winery

Rating: ⭐️ 4.5/5 (1865 reviews)

“The tour guide, Oliver, was outstanding! He was very knowledgeable about the region and he also provided us with interesting historical and cultural details.” Kevin, Headout

Champagne enthusiasts will delight in this tour that travels to the region where their favorite beverage originates.

You’ll visit the enchanting village of Hautvillers — also known as the “Cradle of Champagne” — which once housed the Benedictine monk, Dom Pérignon, considered the spiritual father of champagne.

You’ll also have the opportunity to take a peek at the cellars of the world’s most esteemed wine producers and drive through the scenic Reims Mountain Regional Nature Park, which covers more than 50,000 hectares across the region.

More than simply admiring the vineyards in this area, you’ll sample its most flavorsome champagnes at a quaint family-run winery.

You’ll be informed of your meeting point in advance of your tour, giving you plenty of time to arrange transportation.
Enjoy an 11-hour adventure through the Champagne region.
Expect to pay €240 per person for this excursion.
You’ll stop at Épernay and Hautvillers, and journey through the Reims Mountain Regional Nature Park.
Guides speak in English on this tour.
Contact the provider to see whether there are any restrictions regarding wheelchair users on this tour.
Groups are limited to eight participants.

Our review

While the meeting points of this tour can be tricky to navigate, the friendly and engaging personality of your tour guide is certain to make up for any confusion. You’re bound to get your money’s worth from this tour with an endless stream of wines on offer.

18 – Dinner with Customized Wine Selection

Dinner with Customized Wine Selection

Rating: ⭐️ 4.8/5 (49 reviews)

“The wine and accompanying food were excellent. Great paring selection.” Scott, Getyourguide

Those who’d prefer a civilized and memorable evening filled with extraordinary cuisine and decadent wines can choose this dinner experience in Paris. You’ll visit a sophisticated wine bar where you’ll enjoy a three-course meal, which is ever-changing due to its use of seasonal ingredients.

You’ll indulge in a selection of wines to complement this feast, picked out by an expert, while admiring the venue’s remarkable collection of over 50 reds and whites.

An informal experience, this O Chateau – Paris Wine Tasting tour allows you to simply enjoy the company of your loved ones while gorging on great food and drink.

Meet your guide at a wine shop on Rue Jean-Jacques Rousseau.
This experience lasts around 2 hours.
Adults will pay €80 each for this dinner tour.
You’ll stay in the comfort of the wine shop throughout this experience.
Guides speak in both English and French.
Wheelchair users can join in on this excursion, allowing everyone the opportunity to enjoy French cuisine and wines.
You can let the operator know of any dietary preferences or requirements upon booking.

Our review

You can let the operator know of any dietary preferences or requirements upon booking.
Set in a quiet corner of the city, you’ll find this restaurant teeming with knowledgeable and passionate staff who are all too eager to find you the perfect accompanying wines for your meal.

The service can not be faulted and the dishes themselves can only be described as divine.

How to book wine tasting tours in Paris?

There are a multitude of tour operators offering the best wine tasting tours in Paris across a range of different travel websites. Prices for these experiences vary depending on the website as many offer discounted rates, which is why using Tourscanner’s search engine is essential to secure the best deal.

Along with comparing prices and offers, you can also see real reviews of each excursion, created by other travelers, to ensure you select the tour best suited to you.

Wishing you an excellent wine tasting in Paris!

Endlessly inspired by Lonely Planet guides as a teen, Jenni has spent the last decade roaming Southeast Asia, Central America and Europe, whether that's solo or with a toddler in tow. From the skyscrapers of Kuala Lumpur to the jungle huts of Nicaragua, she's experienced it all. Now based in the UK, Jenni is a freelance writer who can never resist the call of an off-beat national park or the buzz of a rainforest for long. Whether it's jotting down notes on her next bucket list spot or getting lost in a Tourscanner article, you'll always find Jenni writing.