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Privacy policyCanada has a diverse and increasingly interesting Champagne scene, with the biggest selection found in cities such as Toronto, Montréal and Vancouver. From dedicated champagne bars and elegant hotel lounges to restaurants with thoughtful wine lists, there are plenty of places to enjoy Champagne by the glass or bottle.
Canada is also home to a growing sparkling wine industry, particularly in Ontario and British Columbia. If you’re exploring beyond Champagne itself, local traditional-method sparkling wines are well worth trying. And with Canada’s excellent seafood, oysters, lobster and smoked salmon, there are plenty of opportunities to discover what to eat with Champagne.
Whether you’re searching for a special dinner, a Champagne celebration or simply wondering where to find Champagne near you, the Champagne Hunters map makes it easier to discover places worth checking out.
Canada is vast, so the Champagne experience varies considerably by region. Toronto, Montréal and Vancouver are strong starting points for city breaks, while Ontario and British Columbia offer the chance to combine Champagne with local wine country and beautiful scenery.
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Add a spotToronto, Montréal and Vancouver are good places to start, with a wide selection of restaurants, wine bars and hotels. Ontario and British Columbia are also worth exploring for their local sparkling wine scenes.
Yes. Champagne by the glass can be found at selected restaurants, wine bars and hotels, although the selection varies by venue.
Absolutely. Ontario and British Columbia have particularly interesting wine regions, with cool-climate conditions that are well suited to sparkling wine.
Look for traditional-method sparkling wines from Ontario or British Columbia. They can offer a very different expression of cool-climate bubbles and make an interesting comparison with Champagne.
Oysters, lobster, shellfish, smoked salmon and local cheeses are excellent choices. Canada’s seafood scene gives you plenty of natural Champagne pairings to explore.
Try Canadian sparkling wine, local still wines, craft beer or Canadian whisky. The country has plenty to discover beyond Champagne.
Depending on your route, explore Toronto, Montréal, Vancouver, Niagara wine country, the Canadian Rockies or the vineyards of British Columbia.
Definitely. Canada combines vibrant cities, excellent food, spectacular nature and a growing wine scene. For Champagne lovers, it’s especially interesting if you want to combine bubbles with seafood, local sparkling wine and a bigger adventure.
