Eiffel Tower in Paris will soon be making its own wine; likely to debut in spring 2020

Paris’ Eiffel Tower now has a winery installed inside the tower to produce the first vintage wine with an Eiffel Tower label on the bottle. The said winery will be next to the restaurant La Winerie Parisienne. This is likely to be a historic event in the recent Parisian history and at the Eiffel Tower, when wine for the first time is being aged, fermented, and bottled inside the tower.
After it was announced that there are plans to turn the first floor of the Eiffel Tower into a temporary winery last month, La Winerie Parisienne, has been quietly fermenting and macerating in stainless steel tanks for the past few weeks.
The La Winerie Parisienne project (the first urban winery to open in Paris since 1970) is once again trying to give winemaking in Paris area a second try, thereby working towards bringing it to its rightful place in the industry after it was devastated by the Phylloxera plague of the late 19th century.
And what better spot and symbol than the Eiffel Tower to relaunch the city's heritage in viticulture? If everything goes as planned, this idea will soon turn into a reality with the monument producing its first vintage, which will likely debut in the spring of 2020.
It is expected that with the launch of this winery, visitors will get a glimpse of the winemaking process, which will be a feast for both eyes and taste buds. As per the company that operates the tower (Sete), you will find barrels, tanks and the entire process will be displayed for visitors to admire it all until November.