Maison Pluvinet

Maison PLUVINET is a delicatessen founded by Charles PLUVINET in 1743 on rue des Lombards in Paris.

The PLUVINET family has run this delicatessen for several generations, combining grocery with apothecary, thanks to their in-depth knowledge of the dietary benefits of their products.

Maison PLUVINET has built its reputation on its dietetic knowledge, the quality of its products and its exotic produce from the four corners of the globe.

By the end of the 18th century, Maison PLUVINET's reputation was such that Jean-Claude PLUVINET was appointed Royal Advisor to Louis XVI.

Throughout its existence, Maison PLUVINET continued to offer such quality that many contemporary personalities, such as Charles Louis cadet de Gassicourt, son of Louis XV, and Antoine Lavoisier, were supplied by this house.

Today, Maison PLUVINET reopens its doors in Beaulieu-sur-Mer at 29 Boulevard du Marechal LECLERC, boasting genuine expertise and irreproachable regional product quality.
Based on the same fundamentals, Maison PLUVINET's aim is to combine the pleasure of epicureanism with the protection of good health.