The comparison at a glance

Tasting in Montmartre with a cheesemonger

Our top pick: about two hours with a cheesemonger, rated 5.0 out of 5 from 804 reviews, from about $77. It takes place in Montmartre: plan to visit the hill before or after. See the offer.

Secret Wine Door

The fullest formula: one champagne, five French wines and six cheeses, in the 15th arrondissement, for a group of up to 16 people. Our checks gave no reliable price or rating: see the listing. See the offer.

Wine and cheese tasting with a chef sommelier

Price, duration, rating and what is included: see the listing. See the offer.

Guided tasting with cheese or chocolate

Five wines (two reds, two whites, one champagne) presented by a Parisian wine bar owner, with a cheese or chocolate pairing depending on the option chosen. Price and rating: check the listing. See the offer.

Pitfalls

  • Cheese is not a meal. Plan dinner after the session.
  • Cheese or chocolate. The pairing depends on the option ticked: reread it.
  • Prices vary. Checks differ by source and date.
  • Language and age. Sessions are often in English and for adults only.
  • Allergies. Mention them before booking (lactose, gluten, sulphites).

Which offer to choose?

  • A first time: the Montmartre tasting with a cheesemonger.
  • More wines, a bigger group: Secret Wine Door.
  • Cheese or chocolate: the guided tasting with options.
  • Walking and tasting: the food tours comparison.
  • Tasting without booking: dishes to try in Paris and the Musée du Vin.

To compare every cheese and charcuterie tasting in the city: Montmartre: Local Cheesemonger's 8-Cheese & 5-Wine Tasting.

Frequently asked questions

How long does a tasting last? About two hours for the Montmartre offer; other lengths are on the listings.

Can a child come? Sessions are mostly for adults: read the listing.

Is it possible as a vegetarian? For the cheese, probably, but say so before booking.