Thirsty? Best Nice Wine Bars
Taste · The Riviera Grapevine · Wines and Spirits of ProvenceBy Chrissie
In the eight years that I have been living in Nice the wine bar landscape has changed a fair bit. Whilst the institutions remain just that (save for the fantastic Cave Wilson on Rue Gubernatis but rumour has it the venue is set to re‐open soon under new ownership so watch this space!), every year throws up a few new spots which only enhance the local wine scene.
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