Pronunciation: /ʃæmˈpeɪn ˈprɑbləm/
noun a problem that is not really a problem in the grand scheme of things, often related to luxury or privilege
A1 Having too many dessert options is a champagne problem.
A2 Not knowing which movie to watch is a champagne problem.
B1 Deciding between two job offers is a champagne problem.
B2 Choosing between luxury cars is a champagne problem.
C1 Having to decide which vacation home to stay at is a champagne problem.
C2 Struggling to pick the best designer outfit for an event is a champagne problem.
formal The issue of not being able to decide which luxury car to buy is often referred to as a champagne problem.
informal Having too many designer handbags to choose from is what we call a champagne problem.
slang When you can't decide which vacation destination to pick because you have too many options, that's a champagne problem.
figurative Complaining about having too many job offers is a classic example of a champagne problem.
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