The multifaceted seminar program, moderated by top-tier speakers, at the Meininger booth in Hall 4, Stand A52, offers a comprehensive overview of the most exciting trends in the wine market. Plus, we'd love to see you!
From Italian and Japanese to hearty German and elegant French, Düsseldorf's culinary landscape presents a dazzling, almost overwhelming array of choices. Anke Kronemeyer reports.
Under the theme "Roadmap to the Market of the Future," the conference on 15 March 2025 explores how the wine industry can stay successful in the future. Experts will discuss trends, strategies, and new opportunities.
For the 32nd time, Millésime Bio will kick off in Montpellier at the end of January. Young winemakers will benefit from a 30% discount. The No & Low category will debut at the event.
Vinexpo Wine Paris 2025 reorganizes its halls and highlights market data, responding to shifting trends, structural declines, and opportunities in global and regional wine markets.
At the World Bulk Wine Exhibition in Amsterdam on November 25 and 26, the industry’s leading bulk wine producers, buyers, logistics experts, and service providers came together for this key annual event. Vincent Messmer reports.
Wine Paris is broadening its focus on non-alcoholic and low-alcohol beverages for 2025. The organizer also anticipates an increase in international exhibitors and trade visitors.
20,860 trade visitors attended this year's ProWine Shanghai. The leading trade fair for wine and spirits on the Chinese mainland hosted 650 exhibitors from 32 countries and regions, with international participants accounting for over 80%.
For the first time, no- and low-alcohol products will be showcased at Millésime Bio, the world’s premier trade fair for organic wine, set to take place from January 27 to 29, 2025, in Montpellier.
The HKTDC Hong Kong International Wine & Spirits Fair opens its doors on 7 November 2024 at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre. This year it's going to be huge.
The picturesque Moselle Valley in Luxembourg is well known and firmly established as a preferred destination for discerning wine enthusiasts. Now – more and more – Crémant de Luxembourg is claiming a greater share of the spotlight.