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paul_w, Jan 2026
Wine & Cheese tour
Our tour guide Geoffrey was fantastic. Very knowledgeable of the area. Had great time interacting with him. Very personable. The wine and cheese were great, much different from America. Had a great time and meet some interesting people.
Pavel_F, Mar 2026
About Clos Montmartre and more
A very pleasant afternoon with Geoffrey, who is not only a knowledgeable guide around Montmartre but also a wine lover. Unfortunately, we could not taste 2024 Clos Montmartre, but we were made aware of that in advance and offered alternatives. It made for a very pleasant afternoon in good company and we were sorry having to leave abruptly due to a birthday dinner reservation. Alas, we did not get to take Geoffrey’s book on hidden vineyards of Paris, which we are now trying to find on-line. Note: The area of Montmartre is quite hilly. Also, the meeting point is not well specified by Viator. The meeting spot is in front of the church: Saint-Pierre de Montmartre. And Geoffrey will explain why it is even more interesting than Sacré-Cœur.
Darlene_B, Jan 2026
A Must Do in Montmartre!
We truly enjoyed our walk about with Geoffrey. He shared so much information/history of the Montmartre are, but we especially enjoyed all of the history of wine in Paris. We ended the tour at a nice establishment where we continued the tour with a tasting of three different wines. And some delicious french cheeses with bread as well. A wonderful experience with a truly wonderful guide! I would definitely recommend to others who are (or want to be) connoisseurs of wine. Geoffrey shares his background and experiences of this subject with you! Thank you Geoffrey, for a wonderful and enjoyable time!

Clos Montmartre

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The winery at Clos Montmartre in Paris
  • Clos Montmartre’s wines are fermented in the basement of Montmartre City Hall.

  • The vineyard produces roughly 1,000–1,500 bottles annually, though most are purchased as collector’s items—their proceeds are used to support local charities.

  • While the original vines succumbed to phylloxera (a grapevine pest that ravaged France’s vineyards), they were later replanted in 1933.

  • Given its steep slope and elevated position, Clos Montmartre offers views overlooking Paris, including as far as the Eiffel Tower.

  • Each year, different local artists are commissioned to design the wines’ labels.

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