10 Best Champagnes UK 2021 | Taittinger, Moët & Chandon and More

This lovely brut by Perrier-Jouët is a firm favourite of champagne connoisseurs due to its low price and nuanced flavour. It's both creamy and fruity, with notes of fresh pear, white peach, and honey. Plus, it has just the right amount of acidity to tickle your taste buds without tasting too sharp. 

In true brut style, this champagne will suit any dish you rustle up but we suggest pairing it with grilled fish or a creamy risotto for maximum deliciousness. Since it's versatile and fantastic value for money, it's no wonder this bottle is our top pick!

Moët Impérial is one of the most recognisable champagnes in the world, providing the perfect balance between Pinot Noir, Meunier, and Chardonnay flavours. It has a bright fruitiness and an elegant maturity, with tangy notes of green apple and citrus fruit as well as a hint of creamy brioche.

Neither too fizzy nor too smooth, with fine bubbles that are delightfully effervescent, this sophisticated champagne would make a wonderful accompaniment to a home-cooked meal - especially if you're trying to impress someone special!

Winner of Decanter Magazine's best non-vintage champagne category in 2013, this delightful bubbly by Louis Roederer is sure to be a hit with your dinner guests! Made with 15% oak-aged reserve wine, it has a hint of spiciness but the general flavour is zesty and refreshing.

We love the fact that this champagne comes in a stylish gift box and is made from premium ingredients, whilst still being on the affordable side of luxury. For best results, serve as an apéritif or alongside a mouth-watering seafood platter - yum!

This brut réserve by Taittinger incorporates 40% Chardonnay grapes - a high level which is rarely found in a bottle of non-vintage champagne. As a result, it has a delicate citrus flavour that works well with savoury dishes like smoked salmon and roast chicken.

Smooth-tasting with just the right amount of fizz, this is a good choice if you're new to the world of champagne. Plus, at less than £30, it's incredibly affordable so you'll probably want to stock up on a few bottles!

This elegant gift set is ideal for special occasions like landmark birthdays or anniversaries! Founded in 1810, Veuve Clicquot is synonymous with luxury and this particular bottle of brut manages to strike a fine balance between fruity aromas and more subtle toasty notes.

Aged in the cellar for several years, this bubbly has a wonderfully mellow flavour with hints of sweet plum and roasted pears. Whilst it's our most expensive recommendation, we think the fact that this champagne is vintage makes it worth spending that little bit extra on if your budget allows it!

Full-bodied, fruity, and not too pricey considering the quality, we think this will champagne will make a welcome addition to your booze cabinet. Just don't drink too much at once or you may get a sugar rush!

This subtle-tasting champagne by Henri Cachet won a silver medal at the 2019 Decanter Magazine awards. Featuring hints of green apple, lime, and vanilla, it has just the right blend of sweetness and acidity.

While this brut may not be the most luxurious bottle on our list, at under £15 it's certainly the most budget-friendly option for those who like to feel fancy on a Friday night!

If you're after something sugary for a post-dinner treat, we recommend this berry-licious bottle that's actually not too calorific for a demi-sec. It's one of our more expensive offerings but we'd say it's definitely worth paying more for!

Super dry and extremely bubbly, with a slight floral aroma, its tasting notes include peach, crushed apple, and spicy gingerbread. Unfortunately though, this is an expensive bottle that's sadly not very widely available.

This French Brut is the perfect option if you want a guaranteed crowd pleaser without breaking the bank. Boasting both Vegetarian and Vegan suitability, it's the perfect champagne to share with parties of all sizes.

Its dry, full flavour makes it a versatile accompaniment a variety of dishes. Aerate in your glass for a minute or two after pouring to experience the full variety of tasting notes in this expertly crafted Blanc de Noirs.