Vigne du parc Georges-Brassens

The Vigne du parc Georges-Brassens (Vine of Georges-Brassens Park), also known as the Clos des Morillons, is a small urban vineyard located in the Parc Georges-Brassens in the 15th arrondissement of Paris, France. It is one of a handful of working vineyards within the city limits, maintained as a heritage and educational feature rather than as a commercial wine estate. The vineyard occupies a modest plot within the park, which itself was created on the site of the former Vaugirard slaughterhouses and horse market. The vines are tended according to the rhythms of the Parisian growing season, and the annual harvest is typically a small, symbolic affair tied to local festivities. The site is listed as a vineyard in Paris, France, and is promoted through Paris tourism channels as a curiosity of the city's green heritage. Because it is a municipal or associative heritage vineyard rather than a commercial brand, its 'offerings' are essentially the vineyard itself, its seasonal events, and the small quantities of wine produced for ceremonial or local distribution. It does not operate as a conventional winery with a retail label, and no parent company, ownership structure, or stock listing applies.

The Vigne du parc Georges-Brassens is a small vineyard situated in the Parc Georges-Brassens in the 15th arrondissement of Paris. The park occupies the site of the former Vaugirard slaughterhouses and horse market, which operated until the late 20th century before being redeveloped into a public green space. As part of the park's design, a modest vineyard plot was established, echoing the historical presence of vineyards in the Paris region before urbanization. The vineyard is also known as the Clos des Morillons, a name referencing the Morillons area of the 15th arrondissement. It is maintained as a living heritage feature, with the vines cultivated for educational and symbolic purposes. The annual harvest is a small local event, and the wine produced is not a commercial product in wide distribution. The site is recognized in public records as a vineyard in Paris, France, and is promoted by Paris tourism authorities as part of the city's unexpected agricultural heritage. No corporate ownership, brand expansion, or commercial winemaking operation is associated with the site.

Heritage and educational urban vineyard within a Paris public park.

• Urban vineyard plot

  A small vineyard within Parc Georges-Brassens, maintained for heritage and educational purposes.

• Annual harvest wine

  Small quantities of wine produced from the vineyard's grapes, typically for ceremonial or local use.

1. 1Vigne du parc Georges-Brassens - Wikidatawikidata.org
2. 2Clos des Morillons - Vigne du Parc Georges-Brassens - Parisinfoparisinfo.com