France is famous for many things, but none more than wine.\u00a0 I was really hoping to visit one of the famous vineyards in Champagne or Burgundy, but with only 4 days in Paris<\/a><\/span> that wasn’t really an option this time.\u00a0 I had never even considered that there might be a vineyard within the city of Paris.<\/p>\n <\/a><\/p>\n <\/span>The Clos Monmartre is the oldest and only currently operating winery in Paris.\u00a0 Getting there is not easy, however.\u00a0 The winery is closed to the general public except for special events.\u00a0 Of course there is a way around this, City Discovery offers a new tour, the <\/span>Montmartre Walking Tour with Clos Montmartre VIP Visit and Wine Tasting<\/a>, on Thursdays and Saturdays with VIP access to this exclusive vineyard.<\/p>\n <\/a><\/p>\n <\/span>High a top a hill overlooking the city, the Clos Montmartre offers gorgeous views between the vines.\u00a0 The views alone are worth the trip, of course the wine is a pretty big draw too.<\/p>\n <\/a><\/p>\n <\/span>The winery operates for charity and is therefore not subjected to France’s notoriously strict wine laws, meaning they have a little more wiggle room to do things like mix grape varietals and get creative.\u00a0 This years batch was a delicious rose, that of course we all sampled.\u00a0 Though there is a red coming soon that might be worth a trip back.<\/p>\n