[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]

Originally Posted by 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

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

open:
tuesday to friday 9h00-13h00 & 15h30-19h30
saturday 9h00-19h30 non-stop
sundays & holidays 9h00-13h00

http://www.tante-emma-laden.fr/Galer...le=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]

Originally Posted by guignol

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

open:
tuesday to friday 9h00-13h00 & 15h30-19h30
saturday 9h00-19h30 non-stop
sundays & holidays 9h00-13h00

http://www.tante-emma-laden.fr/Galer...le=11&Rayon=RL

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

my bavarian mother finds my love for Kölsch despicable.

[Friedel'sAccent]

Originally Posted by prymetyme

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!

[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.