Hall 1
World of Zero, 1/A10
Premiere of the large alcohol-free tasting area "World of Zero". A whole world of non-alcoholic wines, sparkling wines and mixed wine drinks as well as panel discussions about zero alcohol beverage (see HERE).
MUNDUS VINI, 1/E18
In the MUNDUS VINI tasting zone, the winning wines of the 2023 Spring Tasting offer an overview of the best of what is currently on offer.
Germany
In Hall 1 you will find the VDP area (from A68) and regional stands e.g. Mosel (C100), Baden (C70),Rheinhessen (C50) and Württemberg (C31). The Maxime Herkunft Rheinhessen (Wines of Origin) (C60) and Pfalz (E29) have something on offer in the evening.
Hall 4
Germany Plus
Industry giants including Schlumberger (E20), Henkell-Freixenet (E10), Rotkäppchen-Mumm (E09) and Grands Chais de France (E04) are in Hall 4 along with exhibitors from other countries such as England and Belgium.
MEININGER VERLAG, 4/C40
The Meininger stand offers seminars from Rosé to Qvevri wine.
Hall 5
Organic wines
In addition to associations such as Bioland (C30), Ecovin (B40) and Demeter (B30), producers like Vinaturel (C20) will also be exhibiting in Hall 5.
Packaging and design
Bottles, closures and labels are in Hall 5. Exhibitors such as Estal (C48) will present new and well-known products.
Austria
Around 160 producers from Austria will present their wines. The ÖWM can be found at stand H36.
Hall 7
Same but different
Around 120 exhibitors from 26 countries present spirits, beers and ciders from predominantly small producers. This means that if you are looking for Latvian cider for example, go to stand C37 in hall 7. New this year is the "Same but different BAR by Denmark" (C59) run by eight Danish producers.
Hall 9
France
Here you can find large companies such as Domaines Baron Rothschild (E60) and distributors with a French focus. Also spread through the two France Halls are the Primum Familiae Vini ("Leading Wine Families”) (A60) where Antinori, Egon Müller and Vega Sicilia, amongst others, can be found.
Champagne Lounge
Around 50 Champagne producers pop the corks here, including big names like Philipponnat (D09).
Hall 10
France
France's export agency Business:
France gathers generic associations such as Interloire (H120), InterRhône (F59), Sud de France (C100) and Vins de Provence (E30), along with small producers in Hall 10. The tasting zone "Le ShowRoom" will be set up at stand A111. Other exhibitors include Paul Mas (A20) and Badet Clément (G20).
Hall 11
Spain
Spain's Chamber of Foreign Trade ICEX is present with 300 exhibitors at the fair. At H09 there is a tasting zone and numerous seminars round the programme off with tastings hosted by Weinwirtschaft writer David Schwarzwälder. The regional Rioja stand is located at E10.
Hall 12
Rest of Europe
Perhaps the most diverse hall, with exhibitors ranging from Armenia, Georgia, Northern Macedonia, Slovenia, Romania and Hungary to Cyprus.
Portugal
For Portugal, 2023 is the biggest ProWein to date. Guided tours and information about seminars are available at the Welcome Desk, stand A89.
Hall 13
Spirits
In the northern part of Hall 13 everything revolves around spirits – from Scottish or Irish whisk(e)y to Turkish raki.
New World/Latin America
The southern part of Hall 13 is mainly occupied by exhibitors from Latin America, especially Chile and Argentina, but also Uruguay.
Hall 14
New World
English-speaking countries from overseas are gathered in Hall 14 - especially Australia, the USA, South Africa and New Zealand. Also here as a so-called 'exotic' country is Lebanon with a generic stand.
Hall 15
Italy
The regions of Northern Italy such as Piedmont, Lombardy, Emilia-Romagna, South Tyrol and Veneto are represented in Hall 15.
Hall 16
Italy
Tuscany, one of the most important wine regions of Italy, is located in Hall 16. One can also find distributors with a focus on Italy, e.g. Pellegrini (G21), Vinissimo (H19), Deuna (K84) and Stoppervini (J71), as well as other large producers.
Hall 17
Italy
In Hall 17 the rest of central and southern Italy are on show. In addition, the foreign trade agency ICE will hold seminars and has set up a tasting zone (C39/D29).
Greece
Greece's wine world is represented by approx. 80 exhibitors at a joint stand in Hall 17, organised by Enterprise Greece (K37).
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