National Champagne Week: Three top places to celebrate

National Champagne Week returns from 1 to 7 October 2015, unleashing a whole week of the nation's favourite celebratory fizz, with a host of tastings, masterclasses and pop-ups, from London to Bath and beyond.

Whether you're a Champagne devotee or beginner to the bubbly scene, we've rounded up three of the best places to raise a glass during the boozy week. Hic!

Roman Baths and Pump Room/National Champagne Week

Roman Baths and Pump Room, Bath

For one week only, one of finest ancient sites in the country will be transformed into a prestigious pop-up G.H. Mumm Champagne bar selling a range of Mumm Champagne. Enjoy the elegant surroundings of the Grand Pump Room as you sip Champagne and listen to relaxing live music in the historical site. In addition, the Roman Baths is hosting a unique tasting dinner for one night only on 2 October 2015 (£95), when guests will be treated to a lavish Champagne cocktail reception followed by a sumptuous four-course dinner with each course expertly paired with a glass of Champagne from the G.H. Mumm collection.

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Searcys St Pancras Grand, London

The Quiz & Fizz Night with Perrier-Jouët may have sold out, but the Searcys Champagne Bar at St Pancras is still one of the hottest places to have a glass of bubbly this October. Throughout the month, the Perrier-Jouët Enchanted Tree Afternoon Tea is served between 3 and 5pm (£35), where you can indulge in the traditional afternoon treat with a boozy twist. Set overlooking the stunning architecture of St Pancras station, the Champagne Bar is the perfect spot to watch the busy world go by. The tea features delicate finger sandwiches and a selection of delicious patisserie with your choice of tea and a glass of much needed chilled Perrier-Jouët Grand Brut for a more luxurious and relaxing experience.

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Champagne, France

Fancy escaping for a weekend to the home of Champagne? Arblaster & Clarke's short breaks to Reims and Epernay in France's Champagne region take in a selection of Champagne houses, including the famous names that forged its reputation, such as Taittinger and Veuve Clicquot, as well as smaller houses and growers. Over the weekend (from £595, throughout the year), you will enjoy a glass of bubbly at breakfast, visit Reims and its famous cathedral, dine at gourmet restaurants and have the chance to purchase wines at advantageous cellar prices. Travel is by coach, so you can bring home up to 36 bottles of Champagne!