5 Exotic Aldi Champagne Bottles To Buy In 2024

Looking for a delicious and affordable bottle of Champagne? 

Aldi Germany, alongside Aldi UK and Aldi Australia, has been in the wine world news for partnering with French Champagne houses to produce budget-friendly Champagnes with great quality and exceptional taste.

They outsold some of the oldest and most expensive Champagne brands in the UK in 2021.

Let’s take a look at 5 fabulous Aldi Champagnes, tastes, and food pairings, and discover what makes Aldi Champagne unique.

5 Exotic Aldi Champagnes (Including Tasting Notes, Prices)

Aldi crafts several delicious bottles of quality Champagne in its collection, including:

• Philizot & Fils, Veuve Monsigny Blanc de Noirs, Champagne, France 
• Philizot & Fils, Veuve Monsigny Brut, Champagne, France 
• Philizot & Fils, Veuve Monsigny Blanc De Blancs Brut, Champagne, France 
• Nicolas De Mont Bart Brut, Champagne, France 
• Philizot & Fils, Veuve Monsigny Brut Rose, Champagne, France

1. Philizot & Fils, Veuve Monsigny Blanc de Noirs, Champagne, France 

This non-vintage sparkling wine produced by the French Champagne House Philizot and Fils is an equal blend of Pinot Noir and Pinot Meunier and has a 12% alcohol content. 

Expect a dry taste of red apple and fresh berries. It’s wonderfully bubbly and has a beautiful balance with a creamy palate and hints of nuttiness.

This sparkling wine pairs wonderfully with aged cheeses, buttered popcorn, sweet fruits, and spicy Thai food.

A bottle of Veuve Monsigny Blanc de Noirs will only set you back around $26.

2. Philizot & Fils, Veuve Monsigny Brut, Champagne, France 

The Philizot & Fils Veuve Monsigny Champagne Brut is Aldi’s most famous non-vintage wine. 

Created from equal parts Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, and Pinot Meunier, this sparkling wine has an alcohol content measurement of 12%. 

With ripe apple and floral aromas as unique identifiers, this bubbly sparkling wine has a red fruit taste on the palate with bright acidity.

This wine pairs excellently with light dishes like medium-soft cheese, almonds, mushrooms, and pasta dishes.

The Veuve Monsigny Brut has a pocket-friendly price tag of $19.

3. Philizot & Fils, Veuve Monsigny Blanc de Blancs Brut, Champagne, France 

Here’s a Veuve Monsigny Champagne Brut made entirely from Chardonnay grapes grown in Champagne. 

This wine has lovely aromas of yellow citrus fruit, green apple, and brioche toast. The palate is crisp, bubbly, and dry with an apple and zesty lemon flavor and an alcohol content of 12.5%. 

Serve this Aldi wine bottle as an aperitif or pair it with light dishes like fresh oysters, cheese boards, and nuts. 

You’ll find this affordable bottle of bubbly in the wine aisle for around $30.

Best Veuve Monsigny Blanc de Blancs Brut Champagnes: 

• 2015 Philizot & Fils, Veuve Monsigny Blanc de Blancs Brut, Champagne, France ($30)

• 2011 Philizot & Fils, Veuve Monsigny Blanc de Blancs Vintage Brut, Champagne, France ($27) 

4. Nicolas De Mont Bart Brut, Champagne, France 

Made from equal parts Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, and Pinot Meunier, this bubbly sparkling wine Brut has a 12.5% alcohol content.

Expect aromatic flowers on the nose followed by bubbly, bone dry notes of fresh lemon zest.

You can enjoy this wine as an aperitif or taste it alongside light and spicy dishes like a chicken stir-fry. This Aldi wine is also a lovely ingredient in Champagne cocktails like rhubarb and ginger French 75.

This sparkling wine has a $15 price tag.

5. Philizot & Fils, Veuve Monsigny Brut Rose, Champagne, France

This Veuve Monsigny Rose comprises 65% Pinot Noir, 25% Pinot Meunier, and 10% Chardonnay with an alcohol content of around 12.5%. 

It has seductive aromas of red berries with beautiful balance, red fruit flavor, a hint of citrus, and a lovely pastry taste.

This Veuve Monsigny is a versatile sparkling wine to pair with classic recipes like roast chicken and seared fish. Freeze it to use in a Champagne sorbet, or mix it into your Champagne cocktails.

You’ll find this affordable bottle of bubbly in the wine aisle for about $23.

What Makes Aldi Champagne Unique?

Over the past few years, it’s been standard information that the Champagne market has witnessed an increase in prices, and an expensive bottle of Champagne can perform incredibly well as an investment option. 

Meanwhile, the popularity of affordable, easy-drinking Champagne is at an all-time high.

The Veuve Monsigny Brut, in particular, has garnered attention in local world wine and food news as well as international world news for its sensational quality and pocket-friendly price. It seems affordable quality Champagne is something the public notices and loves!

Julie Ashfield, Aldi’s managing director of buying, is “extremely proud of our award-winning Veuve Monsigny Champagne – it’s up there with the best bubblies available.” And it’s true!

Aldi Champagnes have won several wine accolades. 

• The Veuve Monsigny Brut ranked in the top 100 wines according to the Sydney International Wine Competition in 2020.
• The Veuve Monsigny Brut Rose won gold at the 2019 International Wine Challenge and took home the Great Value Champion Award.
• The Veuve Monsigny Rose had a segment on the iHeart Radio Podcast in 2020.

Here’s an interesting fact: The latest news surrounding Aldi is the European court ruling in 2021 that its Champagner sorbet is no longer allowed to be named after the French designation “Champagne” due to the EU law protecting Champagne’s origin and geographical indication.

Enjoy A Pocket-Friendly Bottle Of Aldi Champagne

You don’t have to break the bank next New Years Eve or Christmas Day to enjoy a truly delicious and authentic bottle of Champagne. 

There’s a range of award-winning, pocket-friendly Aldi Champagne bottles to uncork at any celebration!

But, if you’re looking to build an outstanding portfolio of investment-worthy Champagnes, check out the Vinovest website. You’ll discover a fast and easy way to buy, sell, and store rare and authentic wine from around the world.