The Best Champagne in Paris in 2026: Our Curated Selection
Paris more than ever embodies the French art of living. In 2026, the city confirms its status as an essential destination for champagne lovers, blending historic maisons with discreet independent winemakers. Whether you are visiting Paris for a luxury stay or seeking a refined local experience, these Parisian champagne cellars deserve a place on your itinerary.
Dokhan’s Champagne Bar, timeless elegance near Trocadéro
Just steps from Trocadéro in the 16th arrondissement, Dokhan’s Champagne Bar remains a benchmark among Paris champagne bars. With over 250 references, the list celebrates both iconic houses and confidential family estates.
Our House Managers particularly appreciate the hushed atmosphere and the precision of the food and champagne pairings. A detail that sets the experience apart: intimate jazz evenings, perfect for a refined tasting away from the city’s bustle.
Les Caves Taillevent, the quintessence of champagne and wine
Located in the 8th and 16th arrondissements, Les Caves Taillevent stand among the finest champagne and wine cellars in Paris. More than 2,000 references highlight France’s greatest terroirs and rare vintages.
Personally tested by our teams, the tailor-made tastings stand out for the quality of guidance and the sommeliers’ expertise. An ideal address for guests seeking a deeper understanding of champagne in a discreet and sophisticated setting.
Les Caves Legrand, a historic institution in the heart of Paris
Founded in 1880 and set within the iconic Galerie Vivienne, Les Caves Legrand embody the history of champagne in Paris. The selection moves seamlessly between prestigious houses and carefully chosen independent producers.
Our House Managers recommend this address for its rare balance between heritage, gastronomy and tasting culture. The refined tasting lounges are particularly appreciated for extending the experience in an elegant and intimate atmosphere.
Dilettantes, grower champagne in Saint-Germain-des-Prés
In the 6th arrondissement, Dilettantes charms guests with its intimate and contemporary approach to champagne. Independent winemakers and rare cuvées take center stage, often unavailable elsewhere.
What our House Managers value most is the 17th-century vaulted cellar and the thematic tastings, designed as moments of transmission and discovery, in a warm yet confidential spirit.
Ô Château, discovering champagne differently
Located in Paris’ 1st arrondissement, Ô Château is renowned for its educational tastings and carefully curated champagne selection. Passionate sommeliers and a welcoming atmosphere make each visit accessible while maintaining high standards.
The experience sometimes continues on the Seine, with champagne tastings aboard boats. A format our House Managers recommend for discovering Paris from a new perspective, facing its most iconic landmarks.
House Manager tips for a successful champagne tasting in Paris : For the best experience, visit champagne cellars on weekdays or early evenings, when exchanges with sommeliers are more personal. Share your preferences, whether blanc de blancs, extra-brut or vintage cuvées. Finally, allow yourself to be guided toward independent winemakers, often behind the most memorable discoveries. During your stay at 1.75 Paris, our House Managers are at your disposal to recommend the address best suited to your desires and to curate a bespoke experience, true to the Parisian art of living.
