Random Queston

[prymetyme]

This summer I will be in Paris for a few weeks with school, then one night on my own and will be departing on a long train ride. Does anyone know the location of a excellent liquor store? I want a fairly specific type of German Beer, I could probably only find it in a warehouse-esque place. It's called Reissdorf, a Koelsch from the Cologne area.
Any help would be great! :)
Salut

[guignol]

This summer I will be in Paris for a few weeks with school, then one night on my own and will be departing on a long train ride. Does anyone know the location of a excellent liquor store? I want a fairly specific type of German Beer, I could probably only find it in a warehouse-esque place. It's called Reissdorf, a Koelsch from the Cologne area. Any help would be great! :) Salutthere's a place in lyon right in my neighborhood called HELMUT that would be sure to have it: they have over 1200 beers, half of them german.

in paris i've found this...

Der Tante Emma Laden
Marché de Saint Quentin
85 bis boulevard de Magenta
75010 Paris
Tél : 01-42-46-51-17
Mèl : info@tante-emma-laden.fr (info@tante-emma-laden.fr?subject=Demande d'informations&body=)

open:
tuesday to friday 9h00-13h00 & 15h30-19h30
saturday 9h00-19h30 non-stop
sundays & holidays 9h00-13h00 (http://www.tante-emma-laden.fr/Menu.php?Langue=FR#Bas)

http://www.tante-emma-laden.fr/GalerieDesProduits/RechercheSousFamilles.php?Langue=FR&IdFamille=11&Rayon=RL

but didn't you know that kölsch is not beer? just ask anyone in düsseldorf!

[Friedel'sAccent]

Guignol's suggestion may work, but for a "just in case" I'll give a recommendation:

Les Caves Augé
116 BOULEVARD HAUSSMANN 75008 Paris

IMO the best place to get wine (and other spirits) in Paris. The people there are nice and astonishingly knowledgable--if they don't have your beer, I'm willing to bet they'd know where you could get it.

[prymetyme]

thanks to the both of you, i'll be sure to check out both places while im there. :)

[prymetyme]

there's a place in lyon right in my neighborhood called HELMUT that would be sure to have it: they have over 1200 beers, half of them german.

in paris i've found this...

Der Tante Emma Laden
Marché de Saint Quentin
85 bis boulevard de Magenta
75010 Paris
Tél : 01-42-46-51-17
Mèl : info@tante-emma-laden.fr (info@tante-emma-laden.fr?subject=Demande d'informations&body=)

open:
tuesday to friday 9h00-13h00 & 15h30-19h30
saturday 9h00-19h30 non-stop
sundays & holidays 9h00-13h00 (http://www.tante-emma-laden.fr/Menu.php?Langue=FR#Bas)

http://www.tante-emma-laden.fr/GalerieDesProduits/RechercheSousFamilles.php?Langue=FR&IdFamille=11&Rayon=RL

but didn't you know that kölsch is not beer? just ask anyone in düsseldorf!

:D :D my bavarian mother finds my love for Kölsch despicable. :p

[Friedel'sAccent]

thanks to the both of you, i'll be sure to check out both places while im there. :)

If you're at all into wine, (and you should be at least for your time in Paris!), check out Les Caves Augé. I've never bought a bad bottle there, and people are more than happy to sit with you and help you find something nice--regardless of your budget (which is important if you're a poor student in France). Plus, showing up with a decent bottle of wine is a good way to impress girls before a night out...they don't need to know you spent €11 on it!:D

[prymetyme]

yeah, to be honest I'm not much of a wine person. I do enjoy a nice white wine though, I'll be sure to try some while I'm there.
Here is another random question while I'm at it:

Germany plays Slovakia in June the 6th in Hamburg, I will be in Paris. What good spots are their around Paris to watch such a match?

EDIT: As well as the San Marino match on the 2nd.