Mini Champagne Bottles
Mini Champagne bottles are listed below along with their rating and average price. The following brands offer half bottles (375ml) and mini bottles (187ml). Compare the various brands by style, price and rating.
White Blend
| 96 | $153 avg. (375ml) $294 avg. (750ml) |
Krug Grande Cuvee 172 Edition |
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| 96 | $153 avg. (375ml) $289 avg. (750ml) |
Krug Grande Cuvee 171 Edition |
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| 95 | $153 avg. (375ml) $276 avg. (750ml) |
Krug Grande Cuvee 173 Edition |
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| 93 | $56 avg. (375ml) $79 avg. (750ml) |
Bollinger Special Cuvee |
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| 93 | $42 avg. (375ml) $72 avg. (750ml) |
Louis Roederer Collection 246 |
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| 93 | $18 avg. (375ml) $32 avg. (750ml) |
Roederer Estate Brut |
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| 93 | $42 avg. (375ml) $65 avg. (750ml) |
Louis Roederer Collection 245 |
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| 92 | $37 avg. (375ml) $68 avg. (750ml) |
Perrier-Jouet Grand Brut |
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| 92 | $41 avg. (375ml) $74 avg. (750ml) |
Billecart-Salmon Brut Le Reserve |
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| 91 | $36 avg. (375ml) $67 avg. (750ml) |
Laurent-Perrier La Cuvee Brut |
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| 91 | $40 avg. (375ml) $71 avg. (750ml) |
Pol Roger Reserve Brut |
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| 90 | $8 avg. (187ml) $15 avg. (375ml) $24 avg. (750ml) |
Chandon Brut |
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| 90 | $37 avg. (375ml) $63 avg. (750ml) |
Taittinger Brut Reserve |
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| 90 | $17 avg. (187ml) $58 avg. (750ml) |
Moet & Chandon Imperial Brut |
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| 90 | $40 avg. (375ml) $67 avg. (750ml) |
Veuve Clicquot Yellow Label |
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| 89 | $7 avg. (187ml) $21 avg. (750ml) |
Mumm Brut Prestige (California) |
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| 88 | $5 avg. (187ml) $15 avg. (750ml) |
Korbel Brut |
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Rosé
| 92 | $60 avg. (375ml) $105 avg. (750ml) |
Ruinart Rose' |
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| 92 | $60 avg. (375ml) $105 avg. (750ml) |
Billecart-Salmon Brut Le Rose |
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| 91 | $8 avg. (187ml) $15 avg. (375ml) $24 avg. (750ml) |
Chandon Brut Rose' |
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| 90 | $51 avg. (375ml) $84 avg. (750ml) |
Taittinger Prestige Rose' |
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| 90 | $19 avg. (187ml) $67 avg. (750ml) |
Moet & Chandon Rose' Imperial |
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| 88 | $5 avg. (187ml) $15 avg. (750ml) |
Korbel Rose' |
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Blanc De Blancs
| 93 | $27 avg. (375ml) $37 avg. (750ml) |
Schramsberg Blanc de Blancs 2018 |
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| 92 | $60 avg. (375ml) $105 avg. (750ml) |
Ruinart Blanc De Blancs |
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| 92 | $27 avg. (375ml) $42 avg. (750ml) |
Schramsberg Blanc de Blancs 2019 |
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Guide
A vintage chart provides a year by year analysis of the Champagne Region's grape harvest. When deciding on the vintage of a brand the vintage chart can give clues to the best years. The decision to declare a vintage rests with each individual producer depending upon their particular grapes.
After a bottle of champagne has been opened properly, and observing appropriate safety measures, it is time to present it to guests in the best possible light. Ensure the appropriate glassware is available for everyone. The ideal service temperature is about 40 to 45° for a non-vintage and up to 50° for more mature top cuvée.
Everyone has their own personal taste preference. Champagne Score provides the information necessary to determine the best selection for your personal taste within your budget. The primary taste and aroma factors are determined by the following:
There are common misconceptions about opening a bottle of Champagne. Opening a bottle of champagne often goes hand in hand with a celebration and it is tempting to let the cork fly and shower a bit of bubbly.
Best Champagne
- Highest Rated
- Under $400
- Under $200
- Under $100
- Under $50
- Inexpensive Sparkling Wine
- California Sparkling Wine
- Sweet
- Mini Bottles