A Gourmet Evening of Wine, Food and Song in Montmartre

Since Gallo-Roman times Montmartre was a small village covered with vineyards at the top of the hill until the 19th century, when it was absorbed by Paris, and became one of the strongholds for intellectuals and artists. Nearby is the famous Place du Tertre, the square surrounded by cafes where artists and intellectuals would meet.

Appreciate four wines from different regions and learn how the wine and food blends together.These are no ordinary wines but natural hand-made wines made by small independent producers that are very hard to find.

Sing along at the Lapin Agile, the oldest traditional cabarets in Paris. Charlie Chaplinspent several nights here, one evening playing his violin. A host of Hollywood and other celebrities like Ernest Hemingway, Eleanor Roosevelt, Laurence Olivier and Vivien Leigh, Paul Newman, Lauren Bacaull, and Henry Miller have all spent some time here.