Les Fleurs du Malt - Cave

Fantastisch dat iemand het initiatief neemt hier een bierwinkel te runnen. Alleen zal de omzet hier niet al te groot zijn, zeker gezien de prijzen die er afgerekend moeten worden. En ook al is de winkel zeer beperkt qua omvang, toch zijn de schappen niet echt goed gevuld. Voor een Nederlander voldoende te ontdekken, je moet er alleen wel bereid zijn flink je portemonnee voor te trekken.

Petite cave à bière par sa surface mais beaucoup de produits intéressants, j’y vais à chaque passage sur Lyon ! Bons conseils.

Easier way to find this nice small beer shop is to get out of the metro "ligne D", "Saxe-Gambetta" station. Visually speaking, too many beers in this small place. Friendly staff. Good advices. A mix between french craft beers, belgian and dutch classic beers with some US, UK Scandinavian beers. Maybe a little expensive (especially US). Some local beers (La Soyeuse...), regional (La Vallée du Giffre, BHB...) and national good ones (La Correzienne, La Débauche and other good stuff). Locally/regionaly speaking, less interesting than "La Chope de Lug". With the huge great shop "La Crafterie", this store doesn’t stand out of the crowd but nice balanced selection anyway. Very good !

Small store with a very well curated selection. What stood out about this place was its great selection of French micros. There were probably 100 different French beers to choose from. I opted for some bottles from Vallee du Giffree and Debauche. There was also a solid sprinkling of stuff from the US, Scandinavia, Belgium etc. Service was exceedingly kind and helpful. The shopkeeper knew his stuff and was really enthusiastic with his suggestions. Prices were a touch high, but not unreasonable. Overall, this place is absolutely worth checking out. High marks.

Extremely small bottleshop just beside metro Saxe - Gambetta. The guy who worked there was friendly and seemed knowledgeable about the beer scene in the area and French micros. Selection is small the quality is very high. There’s US stuff (Lost Abbey, The Bruery, Westbrook, AleSmith & others), Belgian beers, De Molen and a couple of others foreign beers as well as some French micros. Prices are really high, even for France, and not only on US stuff, but also on French micros. Prices were even a lot higher than in most Paris good beer stores... so I left empty handed. A nice place for a european beer geek tasting groupe, but probably not one that I would use as a regular customer because of the prices.

Small bottleshop, nice owner but really too expensive for beer!! :(