Wine & Cheese Tasting in Paris
Burgundy, Bordeaux, and Brie — the French way
Last updated: March 2026

A wine and cheese tasting in Paris for corporate teams costs EUR 36–133 per person, lasts 1.5–2.5 hours, and accommodates groups of 10–80. Paris wine tastings cover France's premier regions — Burgundy, Bordeaux, Champagne, and the Rhone — guided by professional sommeliers in atmospheric cave-style cellars in Le Marais, Saint-Germain, or near the Louvre. At EUR 36–50 per person you get a cellar tasting with 5 wines and a cheese board. At EUR 70–133 per person expect a sommelier-led masterclass with 7 or more wines, AOP French cheeses (Comte, Brie de Meaux, Roquefort), blind tasting competitions, and charcuterie. Paris is the world capital of wine culture — hosting a tasting in a Parisian cave connects your team to centuries of French oenological tradition. Sessions run year-round as an indoor activity. Book 2 weeks ahead for groups over 20. GalaCube curates 3–5 vetted wine and cheese tasting experiences in Paris and delivers your event matches within 24 hours — free for you.
What is a Wine & Cheese Tasting?
Paris wine tastings cover Burgundy, Bordeaux, Champagne, and Rhone regions. Sessions held in cave-style wine cellars in Le Marais, Saint-Germain, or near the Louvre. Formats include blind tasting competitions, sommelier-led masterclasses, and cheese pairing workshops with AOP French cheeses (Comte, Brie de Meaux, Roquefort).
Available in: Le Marais, Saint-Germain, Louvre area
What to Expect
Your team descends into a stone-vaulted wine cellar — the kind of cave that has stored bottles beneath Parisian streets for centuries. A professional sommelier welcomes the group and introduces the tasting format: 5–7 wines from Burgundy, Bordeaux, Champagne, and the Rhone, each paired with AOP French cheeses. The sommelier guides your team through nosing and tasting, explaining terroir, grape varieties, and the difference between a Burgundy Pinot Noir and a Bordeaux blend. For competition formats, teams blind-taste wines and guess the region, grape, and vintage — the rivalry between teams adds energy. Cheese pairing rounds introduce Comte (aged 18 months), Brie de Meaux (raw milk), and Roquefort alongside charcuterie and fresh baguette. The session ends with a free-tasting moment where your team explores additional wines and continues conversations in the cellar's intimate atmosphere.
Pricing Breakdown
Budget
At EUR 36–50 per person, you get a 1.5-hour cellar tasting with 5 wines, a cheese board, and a sommelier guide. Great for large groups wanting a solid French wine introduction.
Mid-Range
At EUR 70–110 per person, expect a 2-hour masterclass with 7+ wines, AOP cheese pairings, blind tasting competition, and charcuterie boards. The most popular corporate format.
Premium
At EUR 110–133 per person, you get an extended 2.5-hour session with rare wines, a full cheese and charcuterie spread, sommelier-led education, and take-home tasting notes.
| Tier | Details |
|---|---|
| Budget | At EUR 36–50 per person, you get a 1.5-hour cellar tasting with 5 wines, a cheese board, and a sommelier guide. Great for large groups wanting a solid French wine introduction. |
| Mid-Range | At EUR 70–110 per person, expect a 2-hour masterclass with 7+ wines, AOP cheese pairings, blind tasting competition, and charcuterie boards. The most popular corporate format. |
| Premium | At EUR 110–133 per person, you get an extended 2.5-hour session with rare wines, a full cheese and charcuterie spread, sommelier-led education, and take-home tasting notes. |
Best Locations in Paris
Le Marais cellars offer the most atmospheric setting — medieval caves beneath cobblestone streets. Saint-Germain tastings have a more refined, intellectual atmosphere. Caves du Louvre near the Louvre provides a historic setting with professional group facilities.
Tips from Our Team
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Blind tasting competitions add energy — request this format for team bonding.
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Book cave-style cellars in Le Marais for the most authentic Parisian atmosphere.
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For groups over 20, book 2–3 weeks ahead. Paris wine cellars have limited capacity.
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Non-drinkers can participate with cheese-only tastings and sparkling water. Most cellars accommodate this.
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Combine with a cooking class for a full day of French gastronomic culture.
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