The world’s only guide dedicated to Champagne
Discover restaurants, bars and cafés serving real Champagne – by the glass or bottle.
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How it started?
We’re a couple who share a passion for savoring a glass of Champagne, both at home and especially while traveling.
When exploring new countries, we often ended up wandering from restaurant to restaurant hoping to find a good bottle or glass of Champagne (not any other sparkling wine). To our surprise, it wasn’t always that easy!
But we know there are other Champagne enthusiasts out there and that’s why we created Champagne Hunters – a global guide that helps Champagne lovers discover restaurants, bars, hotels and unique experiences around the world.
Whether you’re looking for a restaurant for your next dinner or you run a venue that serves Champagne, Champagne Hunters helps bring the right people together.
Champagne Hunters spotlight
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Restaurant Dominic
Excellent food and attentive service in the heart of Tallinn’s Old Town. Wine and Champagne are at the heart of the experience.
Bubble Bliss
The only wine bar in Paris to offer a rotating selection of 10 champagnes by the glass, always with at least one iconic prestige cuvée.
RBF, Your Authentic Champagne Bar
Champagne-focused wine bar, created for people who want to enjoy Champagne in a relaxed, lively and highly personal setting.
The Deck Saigon
The Deck offers an oasis of tranquility and elegance, perfect for those seeking to escape the hustle of the city.
Recently added locations
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Purchase optionsView locationBy the bottle, By the glass
Latest blog posts
View all- 3 min readChampagne facts
Rosé Champagne: everything you need to know
Pink Champagne turns heads at every table – but most people have no idea why it’s pink, or how it actually tastes different from regular Champagne. If you’ve ever stood in a wine shop wondering whether to reach for the rosé, this is for you. What is rosé Champagne? Rosé Champagne is simply Champagne that… - 8 min readChampagne facts
Does Champagne go bad?
The short answer is yes — Champagne can go bad. But “bad” means different things depending on whether the bottle is sealed or open, how it’s been stored, and what kind of Champagne it is. Most Champagne that people encounter isn’t dangerous to drink even after it’s past its prime. What changes is the experience:… - 6 min readChampagne facts
Is André Champagne real Champagne? And what are the real André houses?
Search for “André Champagne” and you’ll land on two very different things: a budget American sparkling wine that millions of people grew up with, and a handful of genuine Champagne houses from France carrying the same name. The confusion is understandable. The difference matters. This guide covers all of them — what each André is,… - 9 min readChampagne Houses
Why Dom Pérignon is so expensive?
Dom Pérignon regularly sells for $200 to $350 a bottle, and that’s before you get to the extended-aged Plénitude releases, which push into the thousands. For a lot of people, that price raises an obvious question: why? What makes this particular bottle so much more expensive than most other Champagnes? The answer isn’t one thing.…
