Vigne du Clos Montmartre

"https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WCwfvpw6BpM 40.50min - 43.08mins Text to include -  Paris used to have a lot of vineyards, this is one of the few that's left. It is so small that one person can take care of the whole thing, and keep it pretty for all the visitors, tour guides, the mayor, TV crews, etc. Each year this parcel of land produces between 600 and 900 small bottles (50 ml) of red and rosé wine that is sold at a charity auction. It is not the best wine in France by a long shot, but people love to collect the bottles that get a different sticker every year. And it's all for a good cause. You can buy one at the mairie of the 18th arrondissement between 30 and 50 euros.  End directions -  At the bottom of the hill, in front of the vineyard is a famous bar called the The Lapin Agile. Walk down the hill to see it and stop at the bottom."

"Paris only city vineyard is a hidden gem tucked into the hills of the Montmartre village. You can book a tour any time, but the colors are most beautiful in the fall, and the Fete des Vendages (Vineyard Festival) is always the first week of October."

"A very cool experience! Plan in advance as it only runs on Saturdays at 2:30pm with limited tickets (39€, includes a glass of wine and entrance to the Musée Montmartre). The vineyard tour is only in French but they have an English handout ready!"