Le Wine Bar

I am always searching for the perfect wine bar to spend my time and money in while traveling to a new city. This came recommended by the hotel I was staying at actually. An easy walk from the main street and fountain that’s in the center, just a couple of blocks away from there. Easy to find. Nice ambiance when you walk in, I was greeted and they told me to sit wherever I would like. Someone brought me over a menu, when he realized I was an English speaker, he asked if I knew what I would like or if I would like some assistance. He went through some of the wines and helped me select a glass of Champagne from the area. There were only a couple of other tables of people, but it was earlier in the evening when I was there.
When he brought my glass of Champagne over, he also brought a little something for me to nibble on which was very nice. They do have a few small plates and cheese plates that they offer on the menu. Nicolas the owner, was very kind and talkative. His english was really good, I later found out that he had studied in the states for sometime, so that was a plus if you aren’t a French speaker (like myself!). This is somewhere I would recommend to friends and I definitely will return to this place on my next visit.

J’ai bien aimé le Wine Bar mais ce n’est pas le bar où vous allez pour regarder un match de de foot. (ambiance quasi nulle pendant la coupe du monde de Rugby).
Il est juste à côté de vapeur et gourmandise où nous avons dîné: un quartier un peu isolé mais très agréable car très calme de Reims. Bonne sélection de vins qui sont gardés au frais grace au système de machine distributrice de Vin que l’on retrouve à Paris au Wine by One.
Serveurs par spécialement avenants, style un peu bobo startup grosse trentaine.
Mais de bons jus de fruits frais servis s’il vous plaît dans des Mason Jars !

I really enjoyed this wine bar. The owners and servers were very friendly, as were the other patrons. I went at the recommendation of a person who is in the champagne industry. She explained they curate their selection of wines and are known for having special wines available on a rotating. basis. The night I went, they had a delicious Alsatian white wine and a special opening of a Charles Heidsieck champagne. I met some very nice people, and the place was lively. I also enjoyed one of their tartines (potato, lardons, and a delicious cheese). It was larger than I expected, which was great to share with the people I’d just met. Oh, yes, they also have quite a selection of whiskeys, including Japanese whiskeys. I could also see it being a mellower place than it was the night I went, but either way, it’s a treat.