April 22, 2012 [ Updated April 28, 2012 ]
A fancy supermarket with lots of stuff, and a few bottles of beer. An ok selection of beer. If you’re here getting fancy groceries, why not get some beer? They have 2 shelves of not so rare but nice beers. (For reference, the whiskey section is twice the size of the beer section, and the wine section is at least 50 times the size of the beer section.) So it’s definitely not brewberry, but they also have iberico ham and pommes dauphine which go great with beer, of course. Oh and you can also buy dried chipotle chilie peppers there for making Mexican food. It might be the only place in Paris.

November 11, 2011
Good place to find out about French microbreweries, with a good selection of Belgian beers as well. The salmon is also very tasty.

November 2, 2011
Very Posh and stylish place. Very charming decoration.

May 30, 2011
An impressing and expensive supermarket (500 g of meat cost the same as 5 kg in Canada...OK, I’m sure the cow had a name like Blanchette but come on!). Still, impressive. Better beer selection than Lafayette, similar prices, some more obscure beers. Not bad.

September 28, 2010
There is several nice beers, for french products its nice as we can find rare products. But for Belgian or German beer the price are more than the double of usual price which is bad. Anyway a good place to go to find unknown stuff.

September 4, 2010
Funnily enough I hadn’t passed through this place until yesterday. It’s a high-end supermarket with plenty of imports from the world around - if you’re living in Paris this is a good spot to find something from your home country that might be tough to find. The beer section is at the back, and there is a good selection of French microbrews, mainstream English ales, Belgians, and of course caseloads of the usual macros. It’s worth a stop in Paris if you are having trouble finding some French beers, which is often troublesome as they pop up and disappear at a moment’s notice.

September 3, 2010
Hard to rate it really high. It stood in when others failed. They have a decent French beer selection, including several ok beers that are hard to find elsewhere. Worth a stop, though the prices on French micros are silly high.

April 25, 2009
A good, though not extremely numerous, selection of beers. Could be 20+ I’ve not rated. Certainly many more than 40 bottles. Relatively uncommon French beers. Several des 2 Caps. Worth going out of your way to see the selection.

March 25, 2008
I love this supermarket, so rich with delicacies! The beer selection is not impressive, but still interesting. In March 2008 you can find the Thomas Hardy Ale 2007, Samichlaus 2006, Boon Gueuze Mariage Parfait 2003, a range of Saint-Pierre, La Bière à Frometon, Abbaye Landelin (spelling), a couple of unusual German beers, Aventinus, international trash and a dozen of interesting ciders.

March 13, 2008
Good prices and suprisingly good selection of Biere de gardes, lambics, and ciders that I have zero change of getting in either Dallas or Los Angeles. Selection was of about 40 different types of beer with a decent amount of French stuff (including about 5 biere de garde), some basic marcros of French and German origins, and a pretty decent selection of British and Belgium offerings (including some very highly rated lambics). Ciders are okay too. Prices are good for beer, but expensive for food and wine. Would, and have, repeatedly gone to this place.