Showing posts with label Clos Montmartre. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Clos Montmartre. Show all posts

Saturday, December 4, 2010

Paris Rouge XXXVII - Weekend In Montmartre

Monsieur et le sac rouge 

Montmartre is one of the most charming neighborhoods in Paris.  Oh yes, it can be very touristy, but take the rue less traveled and you'll love it.  I thought we'd just spend the weekend here.  Hope that's alright with you!

Monday, October 11, 2010

Clos Montmartre


Tucked away on the hillside in Montmartre,  you might be lucky enough to find Clos Montmartre, Paris' only working vineyard.  Production is limited and proceeds benefit charity.  The Fête des Vendanges, in early October might be a fun festival to put on your list if you happen to be in Paris in October.  I've photographed this lovely little vineyard several times but only by pushing my lens through the fence. I am not sure if it's ever open to the public.

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Monday, October 12, 2009

Le Clos Montmartre



November 2008

Recently my Daily Photo in Paris friend Laurent, posted some very nice photos from Fête des Vendanges in Paris. This celebration held in Montmartre, reminded me that last November I had taken some photographs of this, the only remaining vineyard in Paris, le Clos Montmartre. Although Peter and Laurent have given the wine produced here mixed reviews, I'm sure I've had worse right here at home! Since the profits benefit local charities, let's hope that they do a brisk business. Thanks Laurent for sharing the photos and information about this festival and the vineyard!