Vins Nature

[cru]

I'm looking for restaurants and wine bars in Paris that specialize in organic/natural/biodynamic wines. I've been to Chateaubriand, Cremerie Caves Miard, Casa Vigata & Le Bistral. All outstanding. If anyone knows of a special place that I'm not familiar with please let me know.

[Le Zouave]

Why don't you try la Muse Vin (11th), le Verre Volé (10th), the tiny tables at Chapeau Melon (in the 19th, this one is actually a wine shop), le Baratin (20th), l'Estaminet du Marché (3rd)? Don't drink too much -- even though the unsulphered wines won't leave you with any kind of headache!

[John Talbott]

Figaroscope's November 15th issue seconds Zouave's suggestion for La Muse Vin for bio wines and food.

[cru]

what's the name of the one in the 15th run by the L"os a Moelle people? anyone?

[Louisa Chu]

Come on now - that would be La Cave de L'Os a Moelle.

[Ptipois]

Le Pré Verre, rue Thénard, 5e.

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Le Pré Verre, rue Thénard, 5e.

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We had a wonderful dinner at Le Pre Verre last week. Fixed price menu was 25.50€ each. Everything was excellent, food, wine, atmosphere and service!

[Felice]

I love the Pré Verre too.

I read that Le Temps au Temps serves vins nature as well.

Another place not mentioned here is Autour d'un verre, a little hole in the wall type place in the 9th, known for having a great natural wine list. One owner is from California the other from Sweden, I think. They serve very simple and inexpensive food. I had a very nice pan-seared cod served over a bed of spinach and a salad of "ancient" tomatoes, and both came to about 15 €.

Cru, I bet you would love Chapeau Melon, which Le Zouave mentioned above and Le Baratin if you haven't been already.

[Laidback]

Speaking of "hole in the wall" type places in the 9th, last summer, Denis from the Constant group opened "Café des Artistes" on rue Saulnier just around the corner from the Folies Bergère. He has above average food and wine for a tiny little café.