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Tasting at the Maison de l'Amérique Latine 2026 — Paris
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Maison de l'Amérique Latine 2026
Le Vin de mes Amis returns to the Latin American House on Boulevard Saint-Germain for its annual tasting — 76 artisan winemakers from France, Italy and Portugal, with friends at the table pouring tonic, pâté, coffee and exceptional bread
Event Details
Riedel glass includedWhen & Where
Monday 16 November 202610:00 – 18:00
Maison de l'Amérique Latine217 Boulevard Saint-Germain, 75007 Paris, France
Métro: rue du Bac or SolférinoLine 12 · between Musée d'Orsay and Saint-Germain-des-Prés
Organised by Le Vin de mes Amisle-vin-de-mes-amis.com
Good to Know
15€ admission, Riedel glass includedIn case of loss or breakage, a 10€ deposit is required for another glass
New: online registration & paymentSkip the line by showing your QR code — otherwise pay on site by card or cash
Free for wine studentsWith proof — only a 10€ cash deposit required at the entrance
Free snacks on siteNo refund in case of cancellation or if you are unable to attend
The Day
Eight hours at the table
Annual Tasting
Monday 16 November
From 10 am to 6 pm, the salons of the Maison de l'Amérique Latine fill with 76 growers pouring their wines in person — from Chablis (Château de Béru) and Champagne (Vouette et Sorbée, Ruppert-Leroy) to Irouléguy (Domaine Ilarria) and the hills of the Douro, with cider from Normandy, cognac, armagnac and spirits in between. Jean-Luc Poujauran's bread, Les Conservistes' pâté, Archibald tonic and L'Arbre à café keep the table set all day.
10:00 – 18:00 · glass + snacks included15€
Friends at the Table
Olivier & Estelle FichotArchibald — Tonic
Yohann LabarrèreLes Conservistes — A love of pâté
Julien VanlerbergheDomaine Terra — Appetizers
La Maison RiedelRiedel — Glassware
Jean-Luc PoujauranPoujauran — Exceptional baker
Hippolyte CourtyL'Arbre à café — Coffee
On the Programme
76
Growers pouringFrom Chablis to Irouléguy, Champagne to the Douro
1
Riedel glassYours for the day, included in admission
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Snacks on the houseBread, pâté, tonic and coffee all day long
The Winemakers
76 growersJoaquim Almeida
Famille Amoreau
Antoine-Marie et Sandra Arena
Antoine Arraou
Geneviève et Gilles Azam
Hélène et Guillaume Baron
Chloé Barthet et Frédéric Almazor
Victor Beau
Guillaume Berthier
Lucas Berthuit
Athénais de Beru et Antoine Isenbrandt
Frédéric Bey et Manuel Hébrard
Jean Baptiste Bonnigal et Stéphane Bodet
Joseph Bouchard
Michel Bouisseren et Krystel Costes
Famille Breton
Jean Baptiste Bru et Arnaud Granel
Laurent Charvin
Henri Chauvet
Marc et Béatrice Delienne
Cécilia Diaz et Guillermo Campos
France et Mario Dussurget
Gilen Espil
Olivier Fichot
Famille Foillard
Famille Foradori
Etienne Fort
Fanny Fougerat
Guilhem et Hugo Fraysse
Nastassia et Victor Gardiès
Famille Gautherot
Claire et Fabio Gazeau Montrasi
Jean Benoit Goulabert
Jean Marc Grussaute
Jean Baptiste Hardy
Dominique Hauvette et Virgile
Nicola Hiberg Pasquero
Grégoire et Bénédicte Hubau
Sophie et Julien Ilbert
Elodie Jaume
Olivier et Robin Jeantet
Carine Joubert
Fabien et Audrey Jouves
Yohan Labarrère et Jean Baptiste
Hugues Laborde
Cyril Laudet
Géraldine Laval
Eugénie et Romain Le Bars
Bénédicte et Emmanuel Leroy
Mathilde Magne et Nicolas Lair
Paul Marchand Perarnau et Willy Roulendes
Ylan Mathieu et Cyril Andrez
Yann Mazabraud
Guillaume Monier
Yohann Moreno
Famille Morin
Arthur Ostertag
Laëtitia Ourliac et Rodolphe Gianesini
Nina et Jonathan Pabiot
Sylvain Pataille
Marc et Thibault Penavayre
Céline Peyre et Alexandre Gressent
Romain Portier
Famille Richaud
Gaëlle et Florian Richter
Clément Robert
Judith Sciarone et Alexandre Sidorenko
Charlotte et Jean-Baptiste Senat
Cléa et Benjamin Taillandier
Paul-Henri Thillardon
Jean Dominique Vacheron
Philippe et Cécile Valette
Julien Vanlerberghe
Isabelle Vantey
Edoardo Veltroni et Claire Freist
Lisa et Matthieu Wild
About the Tasting
Le Vin de mes Amis is an annual Paris tasting gathering artisan and low-intervention winemakers from across France — with friends from Italy and Portugal — under one elegant Left Bank roof. The setting is the Maison de l'Amérique Latine, the cultural institution on Boulevard Saint-Germain whose salons open each November to a full day of pouring, talking and tasting. The spirit is exactly what the name promises: the wine of friends, shared over friends' food, from morning coffee to the last glass at six.
Register & Skip the Line
Admission is 15€ including a Riedel glass — register and pay online to receive your QR code, or pay on site by card or cash. Free for wine students with proof.