Cheap Champagne The top offers on cheap bubbly

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Want to pop some fizz? Here's a run-down of the top bubbly deals, from the supermarkets' best to posh champagne houses. Deals go quick at this time of year, so hurry and always check prices.

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Cheapest supermarket champagnes

If you want proper champagne on a tight budget, supermarkets are likely winners. Though at around the £10 mark, you're likely to get a far tastier sparkling wine than champagne.

The real bargains come at key champagne-buying times: Christmas and Valentine's. It's more expensive during the rest of the year, making the difference from the 'was' price look more impressive at the special time. That said, these deals are still very competitive.

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Buy Veuve Monsigny champagne for £9.99 (was £13) at your nearest Aldi. The offer's ongoing. Please be Drinkaware.

£13 Comte de Brismand champagneOngoing offer

In-store only
Buy Comte de Brismand champagne for £12.99 at your nearest Lidl. The champagne is always this price and is an ongoing offer. Please be Drinkaware.
MSE Debs says:

A number of champagne-drinkers have reported this bubbly's great value for money.

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Check out our improved Wine Discount Finder and feedback on how you find it.

New Tesco Wine customers can also use a code for 500 points before Mon 31 Dec – see Wine Sales.

Always factor in the delivery, as it can work slightly cheaper to buy in-store.

Sparkling wines

JP Chenet sparkling wine 3 for £10*Ongoing offer

In-store & online
Get three bottles of JP Chenet sparkling wine (white or rose) for £10 (usually £5.48 each) online at Asda* and in-store. The offer's ongoing. Please be Drinkaware.

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