Now Wine Paris

The flagship international event of the wine and spirits industry is changing its name from Wine Paris & Vinexpo Paris to Wine Paris, but remains one of the most important in the industry.

The main exhibition Vinexposium, which reflects the main trends in the wine and spirits industry, will take place at Paris Expo Porte de Versailles from 10 to 12 February 2025. The exhibition changes its name to Wine Paris, marking a new stage in its history.

In 2024, Drinks+ & Wine Travel Awards continued fruitful and active cooperation with Wine Paris & Vinexpo Paris – the exhibition became a nominee of Wine Travel Awards in Enogastronomic Events / Event of the Year. As part of the partnership, the Wine Travel Awards Guide 2022-2023 was distributed at the event – a unique printed and digital catalog that unites members of the WTA community.

Over the years, the international appeal of the event is growing. In 2025, three halls will be dedicated exclusively to international manufacturers. Hall 4 will be the center of a large and diverse selection of international products. Italy, which has become incredibly popular since 2023, will have a separate hall 6. The spirits and craft drinks section (in particular, beer, cider and No/Low) is becoming more and more international, as evidenced by that fact that more than 50 exhibitors from 13 countries have already registered (hall 5).

The three levels of Hall 7 will be home to all the French wine regions whose unwavering commitment to the exhibition is the foundation of its success.

In February 2024, the flagship event of the Vinexposium group gathered more than 4,000 exhibitors from 48 producing countries, 41,253 visitors from 137 countries, more than 100 events, seminars, tastings and conferences took place.

“Since 2020, the international reach of Wine Paris has become one of the pillars of its development. The exhibition lives up to its promises and confirms its role as a must-see event. Our duty is to support the industry in times of global challenges, namely geopolitical tensions, environmental issues, changing consumer patterns,” says Rodolphe Lameyse, CEO of Vinexposium.

More information on the website.