Miller and Carter Valentine’s Drinks: Romance in a Glass

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The right Miller and Carter Valentine’s drinks start the evening before the steak arrives. Champagne is the classic romantic choice, prosecco is the sensible one, cocktails add theatre, and there are alcohol free options too. This guide walks through each option with prices and pairing tips for two.

Valentine’s Drinks at a Glance

Prices are based on Miller & Carter listings checked on 13 October 2026. Dine in prices vary by restaurant and change over time.

Champagne: The Classic Valentine’s Choice

Champagne is the drink most people reach for on a romantic night. The house champagne at Miller & Carter is Moët & Chandon Impérial at around £58.50 a bottle, with glasses from about £10 to £14. Past Valentine’s menus have included a glass of Moët as an add on with the set menu, so watch for seasonal offers around February.

If pink fizz is your thing, the official wine list also carries Laurent-Perrier Cuvée Rosé, though its price is unconfirmed; ask in the restaurant. Our champagne prices guide lists the full champagne range with verified prices.

Prosecco: Celebration Fizz for Less

Prosecco gives you bubbles for roughly half the price of champagne. House prosecco is £32.50 a bottle and glasses run from £6.50 to £8, while the premium Bottega Gold prosecco in the gold bottle is £40.50 a bottle. For a Valentine’s toast that leaves more budget for the steak, prosecco is the sensible pick. Our prosecco prices guide covers the full sparkling list.

Cocktails for a Romantic Meal

Cocktails are a good way to start the evening with a little theatre. The Pornstar Martini is the standout romantic pick at £10.95, served with a shot of prosecco on the side. Diners reviewing Valentine’s visits have praised the cocktails more than once, so they are worth considering before or after the meal. Our cocktail menu prices guide lists the cocktail range.

Wine for the Steak Course

Once the steak arrives, wine usually takes over from fizz. A full bodied red is the natural partner for ribeye or sirloin, while a white or rosé suits lighter dishes. The February 2026 Valentine’s menu reportedly offered a bottle of wine or sparkling for £135 as an add on, including Moët & Chandon Impérial, Whispering Angel Rosé and Penfolds Bin 2, but that was a seasonal offer; expect the wine list to change. Ask your server for a pairing suggestion with your cut.

Alcohol Free Options for Valentine’s

Valentine’s night does not have to include alcohol. Bottega 0.0% alcohol free sparkling wine costs £21.50 to £21.95 a bottle and lets everyone join the toast. Our non alcoholic drinks guide covers the wider alcohol free range for the evening.

FAQs

What is the cheapest sparkling drink at Miller and Carter?

House prosecco: £32.50 a bottle or £6.50 to £8 a glass. It is roughly £26 less per bottle than the house champagne.

Does Miller and Carter do Valentine’s drink offers?

Seasonal offers have appeared around February, such as a glass of Moët with the Valentine’s set menu. Offers change every year, so check closer to the date.

What should we drink with our steak?

Start with fizz or a cocktail, then move to a full bodied red with the steak. Your server can suggest a pairing for the cut you order.

Is there an alcohol free champagne?

There is no alcohol free champagne on the verified list, but there is an alcohol free sparkling wine: Bottega 0.0% at £21.50 to £21.95 a bottle.

Drinks information checked on 13 October 2026. Menus, offers and prices vary by branch and change over time. This website is independent and not affiliated with Miller & Carter.