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.
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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.
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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.… - 8 min readChampagne news
From vinegar to potato chips: 10 foods with a taste of Champagne
Champagne is usually poured into a glass. But it turns out the world of food has found plenty of other ways to put Champagne on the menu. There is Champagne vinegar in salad dressings, Champagne jelly on a cheese board, Champagne mustard, chocolates, gummies and even potato chips inspired by the flavors of bubbly. Some… - 5 min readChampagne facts
Best champagne for mimosas: what to buy, what to skip, and the perfect ratio
A good mimosa starts with good Champagne – not the most expensive bottle on the shelf, but not just any fizz either. The right Champagne changes how the whole drink tastes. After visiting Champagne houses and tasting our way through more brunch tables than we can count, we’ve formed a very clear view on which… - 4 min readGlobal champagne bars guide
Where to drink Champagne in Düsseldorf
Düsseldorf is famous for Altbier. Its Altstadt — nicknamed the longest bar in the world — packs around 260 pubs, bars and restaurants into a compact stretch of old town streets. But there’s another side to this city, and it’s considerably more interesting for Champagne lovers. Beyond the traditional breweries, Düsseldorf has a strong wine…
