Our drinks and spirits

Digestion (4 cl)

  • Brandy

    Mirabelle plum, William pear, and wild raspberry; very old Burgundy Marc.
    €15.00
  • Creams

    Cocoa, Dijon blackcurrant, raspberry, fig, wild strawberry, blueberry, chestnut, melon, bergamot, blackberry, vine peach, and banana.
    €11.00
  • Liqueurs

    Many varieties, including: Absinthe, Poppy, Kumquat, Fir, Salted Caramel, Williams Pear, Pineapple, Burgundy Ratafia, Hazelnut, Violet, Hibiscus Green Tea, Limoncello, Mandarin, Rose, Grapefruit, and others
    €11.00
  • AOC Armagnac, Blason Noir – V.S.

    €15.00
  • AOC Armagnac Chauffe Coeur – V.S.O.P.

    €11.00
  • AOC Cognac Grande Champagne – X.O.

    €15.00
  • AOC Pays d’Auge Calvados, Vieux Porche – V.S.

    €15.00
  • AOC Pays d’Auge Calvados, V.S.O.P.

    €15.00
  • "Endgame" Whiskey

    Benjamin Kuetz, Rich, Fruity, Spicy
    €16.00
  • Whiskey "The Dragon's Eye"

    Maison Benjamin Kuentz - Single cask
    €16.00

Hamelle House

Handcrafted in Paris.
  • Gin Bathtub

    refers to "bathtub gin" produced in the United States during Prohibition in the 1920s
    €15.00
  • Parisian Pastis

    a recipe made with 13 herbs and spices (including mugwort, cinnamon, cardamom, coriander, mint, nutmeg, tea, etc.)
    €15.00
  • Aquavit Voltaire

    means "traditional Scandinavian spirit" flavored with caraway and dill. Recipe developed in Paris, near the resort of the same name
    €15.00

Baccae House

  • Absinthe No. 4

    a recipe made with licorice, green anise, eucalyptus, and sage
    €15.00
  • Gin No. 1

    Wheat spirit, juniper, coriander, grapefruit, verbena, etc.
    €15.00
  • Vermouth No. 3

    White wine from the Domaine de la Tourlauduère (44), fortified with a wine spirit distilled in a Muller copper still and spices
    €15.00

De Michelot

  • French Verbena Liqueur, 30% ABV

    €15.00

La Maison des 3 thés

Madame Tseng, world tea expert, owner of Maison des 3 Thés, 1 rue saint Médard Paris - 5th arrondissement, the largest tea cellar in Europe with over 1000 references, we have a selection of vintage teas thanks to her.
  • Sencha Shiraore (Green tea, Origin: Japan, Kyushu Island, Yame region)

    A light, refreshing liqueur with vegetal and briny notes of wakame seaweed and fresh spinach.
    €8.00
  • Mist Valley (Black tea, Origin: Nepal, Ilam region)

    A fruity nose with hints of apple, notes of Muscat, and a touch of citrus. A round, sweet liqueur reminiscent of brown sugar and orange blossom honey. Only 160 kg harvested annually.
    €8.00
  • Bai Mu Dan (White tea, Origin: China, Fujian Province)

    Light and airy, this liqueur is refreshingly sweet with a subtle floral aroma reminiscent of peonies.
    €8.00
  • Pu-erh (Category: Pu-erh shu cha, Origin: China, Yunnan Province)

    Loose-leaf, 2002 vintage. A smooth, full-bodied brew with flavors of ginseng root, tangy notes, and aromas of dried beans, mushrooms, and dried fruit. A tea with hints of the forest floor.
    €8.00

The coffee corner

A 100% Robusta blend from La Plaine Café (France’s best roaster in 2026) created for Les Papounets.
  • Expresso

    €3.50
  • Ristretto

    €3.50
  • Allongé

    €3.50
  • Double expresso

    €6.00
  • Double ristretto

    €6.00
  • Latte

    €6.50
  • Cappuccino

    €7.50