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Discover the best place in France for beer lovers, breweries, brasseries & a superb range of beers served with a warm northern French welcome! The north of France, and in particular Pas-de-Calais, is home to some rich, individual and superbly refreshing craft micro-breweries.
Oct 18, 2023 · Lille is France's best-kept secret. With 250+ breweries and superb hearty food, here's how to spend 48 hours in the "Beer Capital of France."
IPA, stout, lager, sour... The diversity of tastes and styles means that these connoisseurs are constantly discovering new houses and are always surprised. There's no shortage of places to enjoy a...
- La Parisienne. La parisienne Libérée, 5% Traditionally brewed in Germany, this type of slow-fermented beer allows a lengthy shelf life. This ‘Parisian girl’ is pleasantly bitter, with gentle fruity notes of grapefruit.
- Deck & Donohue. Clem's Summer Wheat, 4.5% Two beer-obsessed friends, Thomas (Deck) and Mike (Donohue), launched their own brand in 2013. Two years later, they have six established recipes, four special editions, and four seasonal beers.
- Société Parisienne de Bière. Batignolle Pale Ale, Cuvée Maïwenn, 5.4 % The Société Parisienne de Bière’s brewer, Fabien, is a perfectionist, and this is the result of his quest to make the finest beer possible.
- BAPBAP. BAPBAP, 5.8% A crowdfunding success, you’ll find BAPBAP (an acronym of the French for ‘Brewed in Paris, Drunk in Paris’) in one of the trendiest neighbourhoods in Paris, at 79 Rue Saint-Maur.
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In France, you don’t just get to choose the type of beer you want, but also the size of the glass. Your bartender will ask you if you want “un demi” (a half-pint that costs about €3 to 4), or “une pinte” (a pint that costs €6-8). The demi almost always costs half what the pint costs. If you’re not a big drinker, or simply want to pace yourself, the...
If you order a bottled beer, the bartender or server will always give you a glass to pour your drink into, whether you asked for one or not. This small cultural difference between France and the United States shocked an older French acquaintance of mine on a trip to Louisiana when, after ordering a bottled beer in New Orleans, the bartender just pl...
While the cost of beer in anglophone countries only depends on the beer type you’ve ordered, in France, the cost can also depend on where you decide to sit. If you choose a seat at the bar, your drink will cost about €1 cheaper than if you decide to sit at a table. And in some establishments, such as posh restaurants on the Champs-Elysées, your dri...
A welcome relief in one of the most expensive cities in the world, happy hours offer discounts on drinks in many bars and pubs around town. Establishments offering a happy hour usually advertise that fact on a chalkboard or easel just next to their entrances, making them easy to spot.
In France, sugary fruit syrups are not just for lattés. The French are known for mixing a variety of syrups with their beer. Popular offerings include peach, strawberry, lemon, ginger, black currant and mint. You can also order a beer with a shot of grenadine — just ask for “un tango“. It costs about €.20 to .50 extra to get a shot of syrup.
Typical of the Paris region and in much of northern France, “picon” is an aperitif made from fresh oranges and distilled alcohol. It is also commonly mixed with beer. Ask for “une picon biére” at a bar and you’ll get a sweet drink with a hint of citrus. It will only cost you about €.50 to €1.50 extra.
Called the “panaché“, this drink is half beer, half carbonated lemonade. A variation, called the “Biére Monaco“, is the same thing but with a shot of grenadine included. If you find yourself sitting on a terrace on a hot summer day, this mixture can be a really refreshing relief from the heat.
If you check the tap at just about any bar, café, bistro or restaurant in Paris, you’ll almost always find the following: Kronenbourg 1664: A light, crisp lager produced in Alsace. Grimbergen: From the Flanders region of Belgium, this brand makes a wide variety of popular ales and wheat beers. Pelforth: A brewery which makes a famously light pale a...
Some breweries whip up a batch of warming, hoppy specialty beers for Christmas, known as “les bieres de noel”. Brasserie Schutzenberger and Meteor, two brewers from Alsace, produce popular bieres de noel that can be found in bars and in supermarkets come December.
Known as “biere de garde“, these amber or gold-colored brews generally have a malty taste and have high alcohol content. Some well-known biere de garde brewers in France include Trois Monts, Jenlain and Brasserie Castelain. While not found quite as often on tap in Paris, they can be picked up at most supermarkets or in specialty beer or wine stores...
Nov 10, 2019 · The 10 Best Places to Drink Craft Beer in Paris. Great Spots For a Pint, Tasting Tour & More. By. Courtney Traub. Updated on November 10, 2019. Fact checked by. Michelai Graham. Photo: Brasserie de l'Être. Paris hasn't traditionally been a city associated with interesting and unusual beers.
Apr 7, 2024 · The craft beer in France has exploded in recent years and Paris has some amazing beer bars to discover. Find out more with our insider guide.
