With technique, freshness, and personality, Brazilian sparkling wines are increasingly gaining space on the wine lists and at the most elegant tables in the country. Produced in regions of unique terroir, such as Serra and Campanha Gaúcha, the national labels impress with their balance between tradition and innovation, translating the vibrant expression of the Brazilian territory in every glass. In São Paulo, some restaurants are incorporating this trend by offering a special curation of Brazilian sparkling wines on their lists – whether to pair with authorial menus or to celebrate the best of local production. Below, we selected seven places that emphasize the national terroir and invite you to toast with flavor and authenticity! 1. Baleia Rooftop Located in the B32 building, famous for the metallic sculpture of a whale on Faria Lima, the restaurant stands out for its Mediterranean-inspired menu and privileged view. Among the good choices on the wine list is the Victoria Geisse Vintage (R$230), an extra brut sparkling wine produced in Pinto Bandeira, Rio Grande do Sul. Rua Lício Nogueira, 92 - Itaim Bibi, São Paulo/SP – Phone: (11) 5464-8222 | Opening hours: Monday to Saturday from 12h to 23h30, Sunday from 12h to 21h30 2. ICI Brasserie With a laid-back vibe and versatile projects, ICI Brasserie is ideal for both meet-ups and executive lunches or even gatherings among friends. It's worth trying the Cave Amadeu Rústico (R$173), a blend of chardonnay and pinot noir grapes, produced in Pinto Bandeira/RS. 3 units + Jardins: Rua Bela Cintra, 2203 - Jardim Paulista, São Paulo/SP | Opening hours: Monday from 12h to 15h30 and from 18h to 22h, Tuesday to Friday from 12h to 15h30 and from 18h to 23h, Saturday from 12h to 23h, Sunday from 12h to 22h. 3. Donna With an elegant and intimate projects, the restaurant has a menu curated by chef André Mifano, who revisits classic Italian cuisine in his style. To celebrate the occasion, a good choice is the Lírica Crua N.V (R$216), a sparkling wine from Hermann, produced in Pinheiro Machado, Serra do Sudeste (RS). Rua Peixoto Gomide, 1815 - Jardim Paulista, São Paulo/SP - Phone: (11) 97593-9047 | Opening hours: Monday to Thursday from 19h to 22h45, Friday from 19h to 23h, Saturday from 13h to 15h30 and from 19h30 to 22h45 4. Marena Cucina The restaurant commanded by chef Denis Orsi is located in Itaim Bibi and draws inspiration from the rustic and welcoming atmosphere of the Puglia region, without compromising comfort and elegance. In 2025, the place was included in the Michelin Guide's recommended list. To accompany, the Vallontano Espumante Brut (R$240), from Serra Gaúcha (RS), perfectly harmonizes with the house's dishes. Rua Pais de Araújo, 138 - Itaim Bibi, São Paulo/SP – Tel: (11) 99861-4960 | Reservations via WhatsApp: (11) 91462-2852 | Opening hours: Monday to Wednesday from 11h45 to 15h and from 18h30 to 23h, Thursday from 11h45 to 15h and from 18h30 to 0h, Friday from 11h45 to 16h and from 18h30 to 0h, Saturday from 12h to 16h30 and from 19h to 0h and Sunday from 12h to 20h. 5. La Cave Du Roy With an intimate projects and a jazz soundtrack, La Cave Du Roy combines the elegance of French wine bars with the charm of São Paulo. The wine list, with more than 130 labels, invites you to explore different styles – among them, sparkling wines from Victoria Geisse, an icon of Serra Gaúcha (RS), such as the Rosé Demi-Sec (R$207), the Extra Brut 12 Months (R$207), and the Gran Reserva 36 Months (R$385). Ideal for pairing with cheese and charcuterie boards, and the house's classic desserts. Alameda Tietê, 277 - Jardim Paulista, São Paulo/SP – Phone: (11) 96302-7890 | Opening hours: Monday to Saturday from 17h to 2h. 6. Belô Café Located in Jardins, the restaurant run by chef Andreza Luisa brings back Minas Gerais roots with modern and delicate touches. Champion of the reality show The Taste Brazil 2024, the chef leaves her unique identity on each creation. To sip on, the house offers good options for national bubbles, such as the Era dos Ventos Minuano Clarete (R$270), with floral aromas and notes of red fruits, and the Entre Dois Mundos Maraví Brut (R$142), light and refreshing, both produced in Serra Gaúcha (RS). Rua Padre João Manoel, 881 - Jardim Paulista, São Paulo/SP - Phone: (11) 95321-2347 | Opening hours: Tuesday to Saturday from 9h to 19h, Sunday from 9h to 17h. 7. Expedito Bar A reference in Campo Belo since 2006, Expedito Bar stands out for its good cocktails and grilled gastronomy. With an open, wooded and pet-friendly projects, it is the perfect place for an outdoor program. Among the national labels, it's worth trying the Apagão (R$240), a sparkling wine from Rio Grande do Sul made from a blend of grapes, which surprises with its freshness and marked flavor.
