Wine Paris 2025: the must-attend event for wine and spirits professionals and enthusiasts
Every year, Wine Paris and Vinexpo Paris bring together wine and spirits professionals for a major international event. Find out more about the venue, dates and program for this year's event.
In 2024, the show attracted over 42,000 visitors and 4,074 exhibitors from 137 countries. This 6th edition, exclusively reserved for professionals, industry players and journalists, promises to be even bigger, with events bringing together producers, buyers and enthusiasts.
What is Wine Paris?
Created in 2019, Wine Paris is the largest international wine and spirits trade show organized in France, bringing together every year the major players in the wine and spirits industry. In 2020, it will join forces with Vinexposium, a long-standing player in wine-related events since 1981, to form Wine Paris & Vinexpo. The aim? To make Paris the international capital of wine, bringing together producers, buyers and visitors for three days of meetings, tastings and exchanges.
What to discover on site?
Wine Paris and Vinexpo are expecting 5190 exhibitors this year, and will be offering :
- Tastings of exceptional vintages and new references.
- Conferences and round-table discussions on current trends and challenges in the wine market.
- Masterclasses led by experts.
- Awards ceremonies, including "Spirits of the Year" on February 10 from 6 to 7 pm.
Several thematic areas will punctuate the show:
- La Nouvelle Vague: a springboard for young producers with less than 5 years' experience, who will have the opportunity to present their first vintages.
- Be Spirits: a space for distributors, bartenders and experts to explore the world of spirits and mixology.
- An itinerary divided by region, immersing visitors in the heart of French and international terroirs. Click here for a map of the show.
When and where will Wine Paris 2025 take place?
The show will be held from February 10 to 12, 2025 at Paris Expo, Porte de Versailles, a central venue for industry players from all over the world.
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