This Van Ness neighborhood grocer has shelves lined high with wines of all types, with well over 100 sparking choices available (including mini and half bottles) for online order and pickup. There’s ample opportunity to splurge, too — the 2006 vintage Krug commands $349. Calvert Woodley is known its cheese counter as much as its wine, in case the home fridge is bare.

This new Park View wine bar is ready to get the party started with more than a dozen bottles of sparkling wine to pick from. Prices start at $30 for brut rosé and rise to $150 for a magnum-sized option. St. Vincent has local delivery and is also offering 25 percent off take-home wines ordered through its website. The shop is closed on Mondays and Tuesdays.

Cork specializes in Old World wines, and that means it’s well-stocked with French, Spanish and Italian picks (though that’s not all). The online shop features detailed tasting notes that help take out some guesswork. For the indecisive, Cork offers a six-pack of sparking bottles for $125, sourced from a variety of regions. Wines are available for pickup or local delivery.

Latin American wines are the focus of this Shaw market, which makes for some unique finds. Browsing the online shop for bubbles is a breeze. The Brazilian brut rosé is a noted customer favorite at a reasonable $23. Pickup is available in Shaw or at Grand Cata’s Union Market district shop inside La Cosecha.

Wine geeks will marvel at Maxwell Park’s deep selection of sparkling wines. The list is long, with dozens of legit Champagnes including an $85 nonvintage Blanc des blancs and a $1,000 Bollinger bottle from 1996. All to-go bottles are 30% off — a good excuse to reach for something different.

The lauded Chinatown wine bar from Swati Bose and Kabir Amir, a James Beard Award semifinalist in 2020, is temporarily closed through January 22 due to the latest indoor dining ban. But its takeout operation is still running with sparkling options ranging from a $35 bottle of brut from the South of France to a $120 bottle of Grand Cru Champagne rosé.— Gabe Hiatt

Michelin-starred chef Nick Stefanelli is no stranger to the finer things in food, and that includes bottles of bubbles. His Officina locations at the Wharf and in Georgetown are stocked with sparkling wines ranging from a $16 bottle of Prosecco to a $200 bottle of 2009 vintage Dom Perignon and more than two dozen price points in between. The restaurants are closed on Mondays and Tuesdays and will also be shuttered through Thursday the week of inauguration.

This high-end Mid-Atlantic kitchen in Navy Yard struck a partnership with Moet Hennessy for aretail wine shopthat sells bottles of Veuve Cliquot brut Champagne for $55. It drinks well on its own, but it’s better when paired with some raw oysters or buttermilk fried chicken from the restaurant’s carryout menu. There’s free delivery inside the 20003 zip code.