A bottle of wine and two glasses, one poured, set on a dark table in a Paris apartment at dusk

Paris, by the glass and a half

Taste the bottle you’d never open alone.

For the curious wine lover in Paris who buys good bottles at the caviste and has no one home to split them with.

See how it works€9.99 / month to join

How it works

Three steps, one bottle, two glasses.

Post an evening

A host sets the date, the arrondissement, the kind of wine they want to taste, and a budget.

Offer a bottle

Guests answer with one specific bottle they would bring, and what it costs.

Share it half and half

The host picks one guest. You meet at their home and split the bottle evenly.

A bottle alone, or a bottle together

Most bottles worth tasting are too much for one glass. Meetbywine is the shortcut from buying alone to sharing it the same night.

Buy a bottle
Open it
Drink it alone
Post an evening
Meetbywine
Share it, half each
A shared bottle of wine, two poured glasses, a candle, and a handwritten note on a table in a Paris apartment with the Eiffel Tower in the window

Inside an evening

What the host and the guest agree to

  • A date, an arrondissement, and the wine the host wants to taste.
  • A budget the host sets — guests answer with a bottle that fits it.
  • One bottle, split evenly, at the host’s home.

€9.99 / month

To post evenings, send offers, and be accepted — without limit.

See a sample evening

Sample — not a live posting

One evening, as a host might post it

Arrondissement

11e

Date

Thursday 14 November, 20:00

Wine wanted

A natural red

Budget

Up to €25

Sample guest offer

A 2019 Beaujolais, €22 — brought chilled.

Meetbywine is for

The wine lover without a second glass

Rows of wine bottles on wooden shelves inside a small Paris wine shop

Buys bottles at the caviste, not the supermarket.

A single glass of wine on a windowsill at dusk overlooking Paris rooftops

Lives alone, or with people who don’t share the hobby.

A single elegant unopened wine bottle lit against a dark background

Wants to open a bottle too much, or too fine, for one glass.

Two hands each holding a glass of wine near a shared bottle on a table

Comfortable meeting one new person over a shared bottle.

An overhead view of a shared bottle of wine and two poured glasses between two people at a candlelit table

One bottle. One stranger. Half each.