Step into Maxime’s lived-in, story-filled apartment in the heart of Vienna for an intimate wine tasting like no other. The space itself is a quiet character in the experience; with its antique teapot, his grandmother’s knitting machine, and shelves lined with books and curiosities from across Europe, it feels like stepping into a quiet museum of memories, but one that pours wine.

Maxime, once the owner of a beloved wine bar in Prague, now invites travelers and locals into his home to explore wine in a way that blends taste, emotion, and human nature. With every pour, he weaves together the psychology of flavor; why we like what we like, how memory shapes the palate, and what wine can say about who we are.

This isn’t about fancy terminology; it’s about slowing down, sipping thoughtfully, and finding connection — with the wine, the stories, and each other.
What makes this experience special isn’t just the wine; it’s the setting, the host, and the conversation. Maxime’s home is a layered mix of past and present, much like the wines he selects. You won’t be rushed or lectured; you’ll be welcomed, listened to, and poured for generously. Whether you’re a curious beginner or a seasoned taster, this is a space to drink, think, and feel; all with a glass in hand.