Vin et Hip Hop Brings Wine and Music Together in LA

The unique pairing of wine and hip hop is sparking a new passion for both art forms.

Apr. 12, 2026 at 2:50pm

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A bold, colorful silkscreen-style illustration featuring a wine bottle and a pair of headphones repeated in a grid pattern, representing the fusion of wine and hip hop culture at Vin et Hip Hop events.The unique pairing of wine and hip hop culture at Vin et Hip Hop's events aims to spark a new passion for vino among diverse audiences.Los Angeles Today

A group of wine and music enthusiasts, including Jeremy Seysses of Domaine Dujac, Milena Berman, Loïc Lamy, and MC Jermaine Stone, have founded Vin et Hip Hop, an event series that combines the worlds of fine wine and hip hop culture. After launching in France, Vin et Hip Hop recently held its inaugural 3-day event in Los Angeles, featuring renowned wine producers, top local chefs, and a soundtrack of hip hop beats.

Why it matters

The Vin et Hip Hop events aim to bridge the diversity gap in the wine industry and introduce new audiences to the appreciation of fine wine through the shared passions of storytelling, artistry, and community found in both wine and hip hop culture.

The details

The Vin et Hip Hop founders saw an opportunity to explore the unexpected combination of wine and hip hop, both of which are deeply rooted in narratives, creativity, and a devoted following. The group's first U.S. event in Los Angeles brought together acclaimed wine producers, the best of the city's food scene, and a soundtrack of hip hop music, creating a unique experience that has been described as a 'whirlwind' by attendees.

  • Vin et Hip Hop launched its inaugural U.S. event in Los Angeles in 2026.
  • The group plans to return to Los Angeles with future Vin et Hip Hop events.

The players

Jeremy Seysses

A co-founder of Vin et Hip Hop and the owner of Domaine Dujac, a renowned French wine producer.

Milena Berman

A co-founder of Vin et Hip Hop who helped bring the unique event series to the United States.

Loïc Lamy

A co-founder of Vin et Hip Hop, working to bridge the worlds of wine and hip hop culture.

Jermaine Stone

A co-founder of Vin et Hip Hop and a prominent MC who has helped shape the event series' musical direction.

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What they’re saying

“Both worlds are deeply rooted in storytelling, passion, and artistry. When this group founded Vin et Hip Hop, we sensed there was something compelling to explore in the seemingly unexpected combination.”

— Jeremy Seysses, Co-founder, Vin et Hip Hop

What’s next

Vin et Hip Hop plans to return to Los Angeles with future events, and interested attendees can join the group's newsletter or visit their website to stay informed about upcoming dates and details.

The takeaway

The success of Vin et Hip Hop's inaugural U.S. event in Los Angeles demonstrates the potential for bridging the diversity gap in the wine industry and introducing new audiences to fine wine appreciation through the shared cultural values and artistic expression found in both wine and hip hop.