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Les Petits Crus

Les Petits Crus is a wine bar specializing in a marriage between wine and cheese. Matched combinations can be chosen among reasonably priced wine and cheese by theme in 4 or 6 test tubes of quality wine of your choosing, accompanied with matching cheese, bread, salad and cold cuts if desired. All wine is organic.

Address: 13 rue Saint-Sabin
Hours: Mon-Sat 18:00-00:00
Price: €3.50-33
Website: lespetitscrus.com (opens in a new tab)

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