Wine Calendar is the calendar of wine events in Italy and abroad. This section features trade fairs, exhibitions, tastings, professional events, B2B meetings, and institutional appointments in the wine sector. It is an information tool for following key dates in the wine business, denominations, and wine regions.
Back to the Wine returns to Venice, scheduled for November 9 and 10 at Terminal 103. At a time when the wine market is experiencing a phase of contraction and searching for new directions, the event relaunches a clear message: wine is culture, territory, relationship, and pleasure. Not an end, but a means. The fair […]
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Asti is preparing to host the second edition of the Barbera D’Asti Wine Festival in Piazza Alfieri, scheduled from November 7 to 10, 2025, a widespread event celebrating the region’s oenological excellence through an experiential journey combining tradition, innovation, and sustainability. Following the success of the first edition, the Festival returns with an even richer
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Four bottles to celebrate Champagne Day 2025, scheduled for tomorrow, October 24. Four interpretations that showcase the elegance and complexity of the wine that symbolizes celebration, to be taken seriously but without too much formality, in Italy. As suggested by the Bureau du Champagne Italy, French bubbles can also successfully accompany simple Italian cured meats,
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Just days before Champagne Day 2025, Bureau du Champagne Italia organized an exclusive preview for a select group of journalists in central Milan. After last year’s focus on Italian cheeses, this year’s attention turned to cured meats, chosen to highlight the characteristics of different types of Champagne. Anything but niche products. “We want people to
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From October 10 to 12, 2025, Biancavilla, in the province of Catania, will host the IV edition of the Etna Wine Forum. The event, created to showcase the wine heritage of Etna’s southwest slope, will take place at Villa delle Favare. The program features three days of tastings, masterclasses, conferences, cooking shows, and tasting stations.
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More than 60 wineries and over 200 labels. Chianti Classico presents itself in Milan with a major tasting organized in collaboration with AIS Lombardia. An event reserved for industry professionals and members of the Italian Sommelier Association, on October 27 from 2:30 PM to 7:30 PM, at The Westin Palace Milan, in Piazza della Repubblica.
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The Romagna wine region is preparing to celebrate a decisive milestone. From September 21 to 24, Faenza and the surrounding area will host Vini ad Arte 2025, marking the twentieth anniversary of the Consorzio Vini di Romagna‘s institutional event. An anniversary that coincides with a symbolic transition: Romagna Sangiovese presents itself with new ambitions, backed
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From January 26 to 28, 2026, the Parc des Expositions in Montpellier will host the 33rd edition of Millésime Bio, the largest international trade fair dedicated to organic wines and alcoholic beverages. The event, organized by SudVinBio, will feature a renewed format while maintaining its identity: a marketing-free exhibition space with identical stands for all
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Douja d’Or, Festival delle Sagre, and Barbera d’Asti Wine Festival: the autumn highlights The Consorzio Barbera d’Asti e Vini del Monferrato presents a calendar of events that will make Asti the center of a series of celebrations for Asti and Piedmontese wine for ten days. In September, the spotlight turns to the Douja d’Or (September
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The project kicks off with the Federico II University and the Strada del Vino del Casavecchia di Pontelatone e dell’Alta Campania. The first stages of the research, which aims to enhance the potential of the area’s viticulture, will take place at the Eremo di San Vitaliano. Focus on sustainability, territorial identity, and production quality. Universities,
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