Global champagne bars guide
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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…
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Find best champagne bars and restaurants in Dublin
Dublin is, unambiguously, a Guinness city. A whiskey city. A city where the pub is the social infrastructure and the pint is the default. None of that is a cliché — it’s just true, and it’s a big part of why Dublin is worth visiting. But it has made people miss something that’s been quietly…
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Find best champagne bars and restaurants in San Francisco
San Francisco sits at the edge of the most famous wine country in America. Napa is an hour north. Sonoma is even closer. You’d think Chardonnay and Cabernet Sauvignon would have the whole conversation to themselves here. They don’t. The city has developed a wine bar culture with a distinctly French soul — a cluster…
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Find best champagne bars and restaurants in Houston
Houston doesn’t get the credit it deserves. Ask most people to name the best food cities in America and they’ll say New York, Chicago, San Francisco. Houston rarely comes up: which is strange, because it’s one of the most culinarily diverse cities on the planet, home to more than 150 nationalities, a James Beard-loaded restaurant…
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Find best champagne bars and restaurants in New York City
New York City doesn’t need a case made for it as a Champagne destination. The city has more world-class restaurants, more legendary hotel bars and more dedicated Champagne spots than almost anywhere else on earth. The question isn’t whether you can find exceptional Champagne here — it’s knowing where to start. We’ve been building our…
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Where to drink Champagne in Frankfurt
Frankfurt is known for Apfelwein, tart fermented apple wine served in ribbed glasses from a stoneware Bembel. It’s as local as a drink can be, and the city’s traditional taverns in Sachsenhausen are a genuine part of the culture here. But Frankfurt also has a strong restaurant and hotel bar scene, an international business crowd…
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Where to drink Champagne in Berlin
Berlin has a drinking scene that suits almost any mood — and Champagne fits into more of them than you might expect. The city isn’t traditionally thought of as a Champagne destination, but it has serious wine bars with carefully chosen grower lists, a cluster of dedicated Champagne spots inside one of Europe’s most famous…
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Where to drink Champagne in Hamburg
Hamburg isn’t the first German city that comes to mind for Champagne — and that’s exactly what makes it interesting. The city is built around its harbour, shaped by the North Sea and the Elbe, and known for fish and maritime tradition. But underneath that practical exterior is a wine scene that covers everything from…
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Find best champagne bars and restaurants in Miami
Miami is one of the few cities in the world where drinking Champagne outside, in the warm evening air, with water nearby, is simply a normal part of life. The climate, the culture and the city’s appetite for celebration make Champagne feel completely natural here: not as a special occasion drink, but as the natural…
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Where to drink Champagne in Toulouse
Where to drink Champagne in Toulouse? Toulouse has a wine culture of its own – deep, regional and rooted in the South-West of France. Champagne joins that culture as the drink of celebration and aperitif, sitting comfortably alongside the local wines and the generous food that defines this part of the country. In the pink…
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Where to drink Champagne in Marseille
Where to drink Champagne in Marseille? Marseille is a city for long lunches, fresh seafood, Mediterranean views and evenings that take their time. Champagne fits in naturally here – not as a formal occasion drink, but as the right glass for a harbour-side aperitif, a bottle shared over bouillabaisse or a sunset on a rooftop…
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Where to drink Champagne in Chicago
Chicago has a strong case for being the best restaurant city in North America. It has more Michelin-starred restaurants than any other US city outside New York, a steakhouse tradition that is genuinely its own thing, and a cocktail bar scene — centred around places like The Aviary, that has influenced how the whole world…
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Where to drink Champagne in Paris
Where to drink Champagne in Paris? Paris is one of those cities where you don’t need a special occasion to drink Champagne. You can have a glass during the day, stop for an aperitif before dinner, or open a bottle as part of a long evening that has no particular plan. Champagne bars, wine bars,…
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Find best Champagne bars and restaurants in Prague
Looking for the best Champagne bars and restaurants in Prague? Prague may be famous for beer, but it has a wine story that goes back more than a thousand years – and a Champagne scene that’s genuinely worth seeking out. Behind the Gothic spires and cobbled lanes, the Czech capital has a growing number of…
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Find best Champagne bars and restaurants in Brussels
Looking for the best Champagne bars and restaurants in Brussels? Some cities celebrate loudly. Brussels does it with confidence. From elegant restaurants around the Grand Place to hidden wine bars in Ixelles and stylish hotel lounges near Avenue Louise, a glass of Champagne is never far away in the Belgian capital – and for good…
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Find best Champagne bars and restaurants in Vienna
Looking for the best Champagne bars and restaurants in Vienna? Vienna is one of Europe’s most natural homes for Champagne. The Austrian capital blends imperial grandeur with a genuinely exciting food and wine scene – and with dedicated Champagne bars, Michelin-starred restaurants and luxury hotel lounges all within walking distance of each other, it’s a…
