6-18-2015 Food of the Day: Macaroons with Sparkling Wine at La Vie Parisienne

One of the best ways to cap a wonderful meal is to have some sweet sparkling wine at La Vie Parisienne in Lahug. Their very affordable wine goes so well with the pastries and sweets that they offer. One time, I had friends from Manila and they really had a blast having an afternoon wine with some French macaroons. 

Sparkling wines and French macaroons at La Vie Parisienne Cebu

Sparkling wines and French macaroons at La Vie Parisienne Cebu
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