Wine cellar of Hôtel de Paris Monte-Carlo

Not even for the H.S.H. Prince of Monaco!

Zsolt Szemerszky April 24, 2022

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It is fascinating to observe for the curious minds, that a glass case held in the cellar’s private dining room holds dusty, vintage wine bottles that were drunk at the celebration of HSH Prince Rainier III and HSH Princess Grace.

Some of the vintage treasures of the cellar are literally priceless and preserved only for the memories. Some are so old that they wouldn’t be drinkable today. Some of these bottles are not available even for the Sovereign Prince, HSH Prince Albert II. They are considered treasures for future generations.

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