Packers Fandom in Paris.
Long before O'Neil, Packers Sundays in Paris had a home at WOS Bar. What started as a place to find the game became a meeting point for Wisconsin visitors, expats, European Packers fans and anyone willing to stay up very late for Green Bay football.
The original Paris home.
WOS became known as The Official Packers Bar of Europe and built a reputation as a Packers shrine in the Latin Quarter. The same owner who built that tradition is now carrying it forward at O'Neil Brasserie.
Green Bay came to Paris, too.
Aaron Rodgers, Donald Driver and Davante Adams are part of the WOS story. Their visits turned an already unusual Packers outpost in Paris into something people back in Wisconsin noticed.
The bar became a community.
Titletown Europe grew around that Sunday ritual: Green Bay roots, a Paris point of view, and a fan club that could welcome both longtime locals and visitors passing through France.
Green Bay planted a flag in Paris.
WOS was more than a place showing the game. It became a visible Packers outpost in the city and the original home of the Sunday tradition.
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