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- Duration: 2 hours
- Rating: 4.5
Tour Description
Paris French Wine Tasting 3-Course Dinner with Sommelier:
Indulge in an evening of pure Parisian elegance with the Paris French Wine Tasting 3-Course Dinner with Sommelier. This tour is the perfect way to experience the city’s finest wines and cuisine while taking in the stunning views of the city.
The tour starts with a visit to a local wine cellar, where you will be introduced to the world of French wine by a knowledgeable sommelier. Learn about the different grape varieties, wine regions, and the art of wine making while sampling some of the most exquisite wines in the world.
After the wine tasting, you will be whisked away to a charming Parisian restaurant, where you will enjoy a sumptuous three-course dinner. The menu features classic French dishes made with the freshest ingredients, perfectly paired with the wines you sampled earlier.
Throughout the evening, the sommelier will be on hand to guide you through the wine pairings, sharing their expertise and passion for wine. They will also regale you with fascinating stories about the history of wine in France and the role it plays in the country’s culture.
As you savor each bite and sip, you will be surrounded by the romantic ambiance of Paris, with breathtaking views of the city’s iconic landmarks. The experience is truly unforgettable, and a must-do for anyone who loves wine, food, and the magic of Paris.
Book your Paris French Wine Tasting 3-Course Dinner with Sommelier now and get ready for an unforgettable evening of wine, food, and Parisian charm.
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