144/3 Pasteur · District 1 · Taproom
Start with the paddle on the table
Six small glasses at once, before any single pint: pale gold through amber to near-black and a red pour. Comparison before commitment is the visit's logic — the paddle leads, and everything else follows its order.
1 lightest · 2 · 3 · 4 · 5 · 6 darkest — drink in order

The binder prices each pour
After the tasting idea comes the ordering grammar: name, flavor words, and tiered prices in one block. The binder's first-timer page points to lighter, balanced flavors — the taproom teaches, it does not test.


Climb the name-wall to linger
The staircase wall carries you upward: huge black capitals, fruit, hops, and grain drawn around them. The room above is the reward for the climb — tables, warm light, and time to talk.
- 144/3 Pasteur · District 1 · Taproom
- Climb the name-wall to linger
- Then settle into the room
Out through the alley
Arrival reframed as exit: the painted wall again, low chairs against the mural, and at night a glass held up against the street. The visit that started with a paddle ends in the open air.


