Here Are the Best Champagnes for Valentine's Day Celebrations

To top the list of champagnes for Valentine’s Day celebrations, we can’t resist voting out this classic non-vintage Brut from Veuve Clicquot. With a personality that is elegant and vibrant with its dancing bubbles, fruity taste notes, floral aromas, and refreshing finish, it will undoubtedly stand out as a cupid’s confetti cannon for your quality time together.

• Suited Taste Preferences: Ideal champagne for Valentine’s if you want a bubbly that is classic yet easy-to-drink.
• Food Pairing Guide: Fresh seafood, salads, creamy cheeses, and indulgent desserts like chocolate-dipped strawberries or fruit tarts.
• Price Range: $60-$90

What better way to indulge in the spirit of Valentine’s Day than with a tender pink bubbly from Moet & Chandon, a brand renowned for toasting millions of celebrations each year? True to its name, this non-vintage rosé is as sweet as nectar, thanks to its generous dosage, and exudes regality with its luscious taste. It’s akin to a romantic cake, offering a creamy mouthfeel, delicate kisses of ripe red fruits, and whispers of vanilla, spice, and toast.

• Suited Taste Preferences: Perfect Valentine’s Day champagne if you want a premium rosé that is slightly sweet, fruity.
• Food Pairing Guide: Fresh oysters, creamy brie, roasted duck, grilled salmon, or a romantic dessert like chocolate-covered strawberries.
• Price Range: $70-$90

Here comes the ultimate vintage from Dom Perignon, ideal if you want you and your beau to wash down the romance with a luxurious champagne that isn’t just buzz-way premium with a hefty price tag but has a rich, complex character that can’t be matched elsewhere. Crafted under the most rigid viticulture and winemaking practices, this baller champagne will stroke the canvas of your unconditional love with a unique sophistication.

• Suited Taste Preferences: Best champagne for Valentine’s Day if you are planning to splurge with a luxurious vintage bubbly.
• Food Pairing Guide: Oysters, creamy cheeses, or decadent chocolate desserts.
• Price Range: $250-$400

Like all these hand-selected bubbles, this low-dosage reserve champagne from Billecart-Salmon is one of its own. It is swoon-worthy superior, serving you lovebirds a cloud-nine experience with its harmonious balance, citrusy taste, richness and nuanced characteristics, all thanks to its meticulous craftsmanship, longer aging, and the use of premium grapes.

• Suited Taste Preferences: Ideal champagne for Valentine’s if you want a non-vintage bubbly that is remarkably well-balanced, offering a delightful symphony of flavors.
• Food Pairing Guide: Delicate dishes such as oysters, seafood, and soft cheeses complement desserts like light pastries and fresh berries.
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How about celebrating the special day with a rosé as delicate as your petal-soft love lane, rekindling the spark with its seductive freshness? Easily embrace the moment with this non-vintage blush bubbly from Ruinart, the oldest champagne house. Trust me, you and your special someone will be swept off your feet, each second wrapped in its silky mouth coatings, floral aromas, and flavors bursting with red berries and citrus.

• Suited Taste Preferences: Nail this Valentine’s Day champagne if you want a rosé that is delicate and fresh, approachable yet not sugary.
• Food Pairing Guide: Grilled salmon, strawberry and goat cheese salad, or a platter of assorted sushi.
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Best representing the excellence of G.H.Mumm, the red-ribbon-stroked Cordon Rouge Brut expression is the ideal way to tie you lovey-doveys in a sparkling passion. This non-vintage French gem is famed globally for its freshness, intensity and regularity, thanks to its crisp mouthfeel, zesty finish, floral and toasty aromas and flavors of apple, pear and citrus. Best part? It comes boxed with 2 G.H.Mumm engraved flutes , making pouring easy, fancy and momentous.

• Suited Taste Preferences: Best champagne for Valentine’s Day if you want a bubbly that is refreshing and comes paired with glassware too.
• Food Pairing Guide: Fresh seafood, light salads, creamy cheeses, sushi, oysters, and hors d'oeuvres.
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Drenched from head to toe in lustrous golden hues, this vintage champagne underlines Louis Roederer’s definition of elite, ideal to give your love story a royal touch. Like most of the prestige cuvee, it demanded extra blood and sweat, making each drop echo the reminiscence of top-tier vineyards, careful blending, extended aging, and breathtaking balance. Further elegant with a silky mouthfeel, expressive aromas, complex taste notes of citrus and stone fruits, and subtle toastiness.

• Suited Taste Preferences: Prefer this champagne for Valentine’s if you want to relish the special day with a high-end, top-tier prestige cuvee.
• Food Pairing Guide: Delicate oysters, lobster thermidor, foie gras, truffle risotto, grilled sea bass, or a classic strawberry shortcake.
• Price Range: $350-$450

Here’s a stellar Blanc de Blancs from Perrier-Jouet, a must-look-after style if you want your Valentine's Day champagne adorned with a magnetic yet rejuvenating spark of bright acidity, citrus notes, and a crisp mineral profile. Crafted exclusively from chardonnay grapes sourced from Grand Cru Vineyards, this bubbly is a mile ahead, distinct and refined in taste, with zesty tasting notes and delicate floral aromas. Additionally, it comes paired with two jaw-droppingly fancy hand-painted flute glasses.

• Suited Taste Preferences: Make this your Valentine’s Day champagne if you want to savor a vibrant and refreshing bubbly.
• Food Pairing Guide: Fresh oysters, light seafood dishes, lemon-infused dishes, or creamy goat cheese.
• Price Range: $50-$100

Last but not least, in the realm of pink bubbles, here’s Taittinger’s prestige rosé, ideal to smudge your Valentine’s Day celebrations with passionate pinks. This non-vintage bubbly, crafted from dark grapes, exudes captivating aromas of red berries, cherries, and strawberries, offset by elegant, subtle floral and earth nuances. On the palate, it will further tease you and your honey with ripe, full-berry flavors, delicately balanced by fresh acidity.

• Suited Taste Preferences: Best champagne for Valentine’s Day if you want a mid-range rosé that is succulently fruity, supple and aromatic.
• Food Pairing Guide: Light and refreshing dishes such as seafood, particularly shrimp or salmon, creamy cheeses like brie or camembert, and decadent desserts like strawberry shortcake or raspberry mousse.
• Price Range: $50-$90

Bid bubbly farewell to our Valentine's Day champagne journey with a classic love letter: Henriot Brut Souverain Champagne. Crafted in a timeless brut profile, this non-vintage bubbly blends Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, and Pinot Meunier for a delicate balance. With fine bubbles and notes of citrus, green apple, and a hint of brioche, it’s the ideal companion for romantic toasts..

• Suited Taste Preferences: Best champagne for Valentine’s Day if you want a crisp and elegant bubbly.
• Food Pairing Guide: Oysters, light seafood dishes, or creamy cheeses.
• Price Range: $50-$90