Discreetly attached to the Carnot "l'Ecluse", it's your turn to open the "My Boutique" door at number 1, Rue d'Armaillé in the 17th district of Paris. Your cellar keeper will personally welcome you and…

- By finding the wines you've enjoyed in our restaurants when the wine list was changed, at "boutique" prices, of course!
- By discovering "The Treasures" that our Bordeaux partners share with us through the exceptional or rare vintages that are so sought after by wine lovers and collectors. The quality and rarity of the "My Boutique" treasures requires special attention, and even though the wines can be bought on line, they are to be collected directly from our wine cellar keeper at number 1, Rue Armaillé.

Share our tastes and our experience:
Try the Classics, these chateaux that are so well produced and matured that they have become our references, and we do not hesitate to recommend them to you.
Dare to try the discoveries from chateaux less well known today, which have been produced by men and women who love their work, and whose wines won us over by their quality. They will find their place among the great vintages, and we are pleased to give you the opportunity of discovering them before everyone else. What do you think?

Give pleasure to your friends with ideas for original gifts and hunt among: The Souvenirs and Memories of "l'Ecluse".

Here we're offering you the opportunity to discover the history of "l'Ecluse". You will find the atmosphere of the time as you read this book, which is so beautifully illustrated with the "Memories of a Cabaret" black and white photos, or as you listen to the cabaret singers and the artists who began their careers here.
There are also items that bear our trademark: the "l'Ecluse" wine tasting glasses of course, but also the teapots for infusing the leaves of the famous Aubrac tea. Make a gift to yourself by this precious "Practical tasting guide" by B. Paumard and JG Milltet. It is not only well presented, but also full of humour as it has been illustrated by our favourite cartoonist: Gabs!