Best champagne gifts

Oliver Bonas spiral champagne saucers

• Available from Oliver Bonas (£29.50)

If your lucky recipient already has champagne flutes, champagne saucers are a pretty way to extend a glassware collection. Great for cocktails as well as champagne, they’re a versatile addition. This elegant set of four from Oliver Bonas has a simple spiral design, comfortable chunky stem, generous 320ml capacity and comes in a gift box.

Available from:
Oliver Bonas (£29.50)

Hotel Chocolat champagne chocolate tin

• Available from Hotel Chocolat (£12.95)

For a sweet tooth, this smart reusable tin filled with champagne chocolate truffles is sure to please. A great wallet-friendly champagne gift for just over £10 – choose between classic or pink champagne flavours.

Available from:
Hotel Chocolat (£12.95)

Knightsbridge hamper with champagne

• Available from Not on the High Street (£141.20)

Treat someone special to a luxury gift with this hamper, filled to the brim with sweet and savoury treats. From olives and chutney to chocolates, cherry cake, coffee and red wine, this will be a gift that keeps on giving, with plenty to unpack. And of course, there's a bottle of champagne to finish it all off.

Available from:
Not on the High Street (£141.20)

Devaux 'Oeil de Perdrix' rosé champagne

• Available from Majestic (£30 per bottle, £2 when buying 6)

A bottle of pink champagne is a great alternative to add to a fizz collection. This option from Devaux was selected as the ‘best value rosé champagne’ in our full round-up of the best champagnes, so is a great place to start if you’re new to the world of pink – full of raspberry and pomegranate flavours and with a pretty label that makes it perfect for a present.

Available from:
Majestic (£30 per bottle, £22 when buying 6)

Marble wine and champagne cooler

• Available from Not on the High Street (from £44)

Nobody wants a warm glass of fizz. These solid coolers are handcrafted from a single piece of marble, perfectly designed to hold a bottle of wine or champagne and keep it chilled with no need for ice. The coolers are available in two sizes and come in either glossy dark grey or minimalist white.

Available from:
Not on the High Street (from £44)

Riedel Ouverture champagne flutes

• Available from DrinkStuff (£19.20/set of 2)

Top-quality crystal champagne flutes are a must for any champagne connoisseur, and Riedel is known across the world for its glassware. These flutes have a slightly wider bowl than the familiar tall and narrow style, which is designed to let the full complexity of a champagne’s aromas have space to breathe.

Available from:
DrinkStuff (£19.20/set of 2)

Oysters and champagne print

• Available from Not on the High Street (from £11.99)

Add a pop of colour to a kitchen, dining room or the space above a bar cart with this vibrant print from Moonshine Prints. It's available in a range of sizes to suit any space.

Available from:
Not on the High Street (from £11.99)

Tesco Finest Premier Cru brut champagne

• Available from Tesco (£26)

Winner of ‘best supermarket champagne’ in our 2022 olive wine awards, this is a great value champagne purchase if you want to gift some luxury without breaking the bank. It has zesty lemon meringue pie notes and impressive fizz.

Available from:
Tesco (£26)

'Let’s Get Fizzical' by Pippa Guy

• Available from Amazon (£9.19), Waterstones (£9.99)

Champagne doesn’t have to be just for sipping on its own. Although it's not what you’re likely to do with the most premium bottles, there’s a whole world of champagne cocktails to try (from a French 75 to buck’s fizz) and this fun book has all the recipes to get started, plus plenty of ideas for using cava and prosecco, too.

Available from:
Amazon (£9.19)
Waterstones (£9.99)

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