Our next “Ordinary General Meeting” will be held, as decided at the last AGM, on Saturday February 7, 2026 at 10am at the Maison des Associations, 14 avenue René Boylesve, Paris 16e. This AGM will be followed by a lunch at the Musée du Vin on Saturday lunchtime and a dinner on Saturday evening at the restaurant “La Bonne Franquette” in Paris 18eme.
The Bureau will meet the day before, on Friday morning February 6 , and the Jury for our first “FICB Bottle Tournament of the year” will take place on Friday afternoon at the Musée du Vin.
The first details of our meetings are given in the attached document .
Further documents will be sent to you at the beginning of 2026 to ensure that our meetings run smoothly and to enable you to register. Payment links will also enable you to pay in advance for the meals you wish to register for.
Please note that participating Confréries must be up to date with their 2025 membership fees.
Notice of Annual General Meeting: February 7, 2026
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