How to Frenchify Your Home Bar
How to Frenchify Your Home Bar was requested a few times when I asked for suggestions. I have had it on the side for quite sometime because I didn’t know where to take it. Let’s be honest, I make a mean Campari Soda but I have yet to attempt a Martini (3 ingredient drink). I have little to no bartending skills. I cook, I bake, I wing it, but bartend? I will leave that to an expert. David Lebovitz wrote a whole book on Drinking French. I highly recommend you buy his book. If you aren’t sold yet, you can reference this post on How to Stock a French Bar.
When it comes to Frenchifying your Home Bar. Start with what you drink your cocktail, champagne or wine in. I rounded up a list below of French glass brands to shop in the US. Further down, you can find a list of online shops including a Chicago and French favorite.
Bar Carts
Champagne Buckets
Côté Table
La Rochère
Duralex
French Champagne Coupe
I am often asked my favorite French wines to buy or bring to a party or picnic. I am slowly getting into Reds after thinking they were a migraine trigger. I really enjoy Jadot wines and you can find them pretty much everywhere. They have a good collection at Costco or your local wine shop.
Red Wine
White Wine
Rosé
Champagne
I love Tattinger, Bollinger, Veuve Clicquot, Moët and Chandon, and Perrier Jouet. If you want to send me a bottle, I would be happy with any of these 😉
Bar Accessories
Sources to Buy French Barware Online
Books
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Would love bar cart recommendations!
Hi Heid,
Thank you for your feedback. I will get right on that for you!!
xo
Hi! Just wondering if that last image (the bar scene with two stools) was one of your prints available for sale?
Hi!
Yes, you can purchase it here : https://rebeccaplotnick.com/products/black-and-white-paris-cafe-on-the-right-bank
That meal was so memorable and such an adorable spot.
Thank you,
Rebecca