Best Champagne at the LCBO
This focused Champagne page narrows the broader sparkling wine selection to bottles identified as Champagne by region, varietal, product name, or summary text.
Best widely available picks
750 mL bottles at 25+ LCBO stores, ranked for quality and value.
For a softer, off-dry choice: this Champagne is $107.95 for 750 mL, with a score of 86/100 from 20,993 ratings.
For a softer, off-dry choice: this Champagne is $91.15 for 750 mL, with a score of 84/100 from 57,063 ratings.
For a softer, off-dry choice: save $4.00 on this Champagne (750 mL), stocked at 140 stores.
For a softer, off-dry choice: this Champagne is $71.45 for 750 mL, with a score of 78/100 from 14,732 ratings.
For a softer, off-dry choice: this Champagne is $62.95 for 750 mL, with a score of 76/100 from 5,226 ratings.
Choose a store to see stock for each recommended listing.
Current deals
Wines in this guide where the current LCBO price is below the regular listed price.
Limited availability — a few-store hunt
Bottles reported at fewer than 25 stores. Check the exact listing near you before making a trip.
For a softer, off-dry choice: this France sparkling is $265.00 for 750 mL, with a score of 90/100 from 19,477 ratings.
For a softer, off-dry choice: this France sparkling is $315.00 for 750 mL, with a score of 90/100 from 22,998 ratings.
For a softer, off-dry choice: this France sparkling is $308.00 for 750 mL, with a score of 90/100 from 22,017 ratings.
For a softer, off-dry choice: this France rosé is $613.00 for 750 mL, with a score of 92/100 from 3,463 ratings.
For an everyday choice: this Champagne is $603.00 for 1500 mL, with a score of 90/100 from 22,998 ratings.
For a softer, off-dry choice: this France rosé is $385.00 for 750 mL, with a score of 88/100 from 3,616 ratings.
About this guide
Our top picks combine trusted ratings, price and availability. Each recommendation uses one exact LCBO listing, with prices and stock refreshed daily. Scarcity never improves a wine’s rank.
Champagne at the LCBO is one place where Ontario's fixed pricing genuinely helps: the big houses — Veuve Clicquot, Moët, Bollinger, Laurent-Perrier — cost the same at every store in the province, and LCBO prices on flagship non-vintage bottles are often competitive with duty-free. The catch is stock: smaller grower Champagnes arrive through Vintages in limited quantities and rarely return.
This guide tracks every Champagne currently reported in LCBO inventory, with per-store availability on each wine's page. Value strategy from the data: house non-vintage bruts around $70–90 carry the brand premium, while lesser-known houses at $50–65 frequently score just as well — those are the rows worth scanning for first.
133 wines · 11 scored · $29.95-$4,325.00 · 7,248 store listings
Champagne, Red Blend, Chardonnay, Sparkling (Champagne) · Champagne, Languedoc
Common grapes
More champagne at the lcbo
More current LCBO listings from this guide, sorted by WineRipe score and availability.
FAQ
Is all sparkling wine Champagne?
No. Champagne is a specific sparkling wine from Champagne, France. Other sparkling wines remain on the broader sparkling wine page.