11 Best Champagne Brands for Every Celebration

This medium-bodied, brut champagne is known for being consistent and well-balanced. That's why you'll see the telltale yellow label at many celebrations! It is dry and has the flavors of ripe fruit, making it very drinkable no matter the occasion.

Possibly the most famous name in champagne, Dom Pérignon is the ultimate splurge pick if you want to celebrate something super special. It is light-bodied with a hint of richness from the Chardonnay grapes harvested for each year's vintage.

Yes, you can get a highly rated, brut champagne for an affordable price! It is medium-bodied with a rich and creamy mouthfeel that would go excellent with dessert. Of course, it goes well on it's own, too, so it's totally worth buying a few bottles.

A mix of chardonnay, pinot noir, and pinot meunier grapes makes this brut bright and fuller-bodied. It's consistently at the top of lists of brands to buy. Similar wines cost upwards of 40 percent more, so you're definitely getting a deal!

With fine velvety bubbles and reliance on Pinot Noir grapes, this Bollinger pairs very well with everything from sushi to salty parmesan. It was also supposedly the brand of choice for James Bond, if you want to throw some trivia into your dinner party!

We love the color of the bottle as much as we love the color and taste of this rosé. You can't go wrong with any of the Moet & Chandon champagne styles, but this dry brut in particular is lively and bright on the palate and in the glass.

Just look at that bottle! Your guests will gather to watch you pour the wine but stay for more sips thanks to the full, round flavor of fruit with notes of ripe, juicy apples.

If you like something a little bit sweeter, try a demi-sec instead of a brut. Laurent-Perrier is just the right amount of sweet to drink as is or helps balance out a heavier dish like fried foods and cheese dishes.

A classic champagne from Louis Roederer with two hand-crafted flutes is an easy gift idea for any type of celebration. They'll love to celebrate with this highly-rated, bright vintage.

The term "blanc de blancs" designates wines that are only made out of white grapes―in this case, chardonnay. They are typically cleaner and crisper than other champagnes, but you'll still get the same depth and touch of creaminess from aging.

Much like a bottle of Dom, Krug is best for a special occasion. Fans call this champagne a "game changer" and a "masterclass in elegance" for its fine bubbles and level of complexity. It's worth the price if you want to try one of the best in the world!