WINE PARIS

Every year, all the professionals in the wine and spirits industry meet in Paris for a major business meeting with the producers and the big names in the sector, to taste, discover, share know-how and skills, and anticipate the next trends. The next Wine Paris exhibition will be held from 10 to 12 February 2025 at Paris Expo, Porte de Versailles. The French capital is also the hear of the wine world, in terms of image, local market and trends.

Wine Paris celebrates the richness and diversity of French and international terroirs: all the terroirs of France are represented (Beaujolais, Bordeaux, Champagne, Languedoc, Provence, etc.) as well as many wine regions from all over the world (Argentina, Australia, California, Georgia pavilion…). The exhibitors represent the diversity of wine production and players, from small confidential winegrowers to major international brands. The top 5 nations represented after France are Italy, Belgium, the United Kingdom, the United States and Germany.

The visitors are distributors, importers, retail (wine merchants, delicatessens), hotels/restaurants and sommeliers. A personal access badge is required to enter the event (order your badge here).

Major wine and spirits buyers from all over the world can benefit from the Club programme, which offers them numerous services such as a free badge, access to the Lounge and concierge services.

Much more than just a trade show, Wine Paris brings together the richness and diversity of wine-producing regions with a unique wine offer at a key moment in the purchasing calendar, a unique programme of masterclasses, conferences and workshops and a maximum of business and networking opportunities. The OFF evening programme offers a selection of restaurants and cocktail bars in all areas of Paris, to discover the diversity of venues, offers and environment of establishments that highlight wine service and mixology.

The final of the ASI World’s Best Sommelier Competition will take place on 12 February in Paris, during the exhibition.

Key figures (2024)

• 4,074 exhibitors, from 48 producing countries
• 41,253 buying visitors, including 40% international from 137 countries
• More than 500 journalists
• 10 146 business meetings

Visitor profile

• Importers
• Distributors
• Horeca (Hotels, restaurants, cafes)
• Wine merchants and specialist shops
• Sommeliers
• Wholesalers
• Hypermarkets, supermarkets and central purchasing offices
• E-commerce
• Duty Free outlets