Pictured: Nido
Champagne lovers, there’s no better excuse to pop a bottle than Global Champagne Day, which falls on Friday, October 23rd this year. Whether you’re planning a special night out, looking for the perfect food pairing or keen to discover a new favourite bottle, we’ve rounded up ways to celebrate in style.
And while one special Champagne experience has already sold out, there’s still a chance to get your hands on something bubbly, with South Australian importer Under the Vines offering a special deal for Glam Adelaide readers. Find out more here.
Champagne Fridays at 2KW
Celebrate the end of the working week with Champagne Fridays at 2KW, where knock-offs get a luxurious upgrade with Champagne and oyster specials. This week, falling on World Champagne Day, the rooftop bar is inviting guests to clock off in style, with the chance to take home a bottle of French Champagne for the weekend. It’s the perfect excuse to gather your friends, enjoy a few oysters and toast to Friday with a little indulgence.
When: Friday, October 23rd
Where: 2 King William St, Adelaide
For more information, click here.
Two glasses of Pol Roger Champagne for $32
Fugazzi
Latteria
From an afternoon aperitivo on Leigh Street to Champagne by the sea, nine venues across Adelaide will be offering two glasses of Pol Roger for $32. Here’s where to celebrate:
- Shōbōsho: French Champagne meets Japanese flavours on Leigh Street, with signature snacks available alongside. 4pm to 6pm.
- ShoSho: A relaxed afternoon in Hyde Park, pairing Champagne with signature izakaya favourites. 4pm to 6pm.
- NIDO Bar Pasta: An Italian-inspired celebration featuring a specially created Pinzimonio with Common Acre Farm seasonal crudités, caper butter sauce and mizuna oil. 4pm to 6pm.
- Fugazzi Bar & Dining Room: Champagne on Leigh Street, with a special blue swimmer crab tartlet featuring saffron, burnt butter and salmon roe available alongside. 4pm to 6pm.
- OMADA Bar & Grill: A Greek-inspired Friday afternoon with Champagne and plenty of Mediterranean favourites to share. 4pm to 6pm.
- Maybe Mae: Head underground for an intimate Champagne hour at one of Adelaide’s favourite cocktail bars. 5pm to 6pm.
- Henley House: Celebrate seaside with two glasses of Pol Roger and a selection of snacks overlooking Henley Beach. 4pm to 6pm.
- Latteria: A little Milanese charm meets French Champagne, with signature snacks from the kitchen. 4pm to 6pm.
- Osteria Oggi: An Italian afternoon with a French accent, featuring Champagne and the venue’s much-loved Italian snack menu. 4pm to 6pm.
World Champagne Day at Bar Septimus
Adelaide’s Bar Septimus is celebrating World Champagne Day with a four-day Champagne Weekend, running from Friday, October 23rd to Monday, October 26th. Available throughout opening hours, the $70 experience features three 60ml pours of Champagne, including Lafalise-Froissart Réserve Brut, Pierre Gimonnet Blanc de Blancs and Taittinger Brut Réserve, each paired with a complementary cheese. There’s no ticket or set sitting time, so guests can drop in for a post-work glass or settle in for a long lunch, with the bar’s wider Champagne list also available by the glass throughout the weekend.
When: Friday, October 23rd to Monday, October 26th
Where: 220 Grenfell St, Adelaide SA 5000
For more information, click here.
World Champagne Day at Sofitel Adelaide
Celebrate World Champagne Day with a touch of French elegance at Sofitel Adelaide, where guests can enjoy a glass of Pommery Champagne for $20 alongside freshly shucked oysters for $8. The hotel is bringing the experience to its lobby with a dedicated Pommery Champagne Bar Cart, inviting both hotel guests and visitors to stop by for a sparkling drink and a bite to eat. It’s an easy way to mark the occasion with a little indulgence in the heart of Adelaide.
When: Friday, October 23rd
Where: 108 Currie Street, Adelaide, SA, Australia, 5000
For more information, click here.
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