Vinitaly 2026 kicks off with 80 events: A Journey Through Italy’s Wine Excellence Begins in Verona
Vinitaly 2026 opens today at Veronafiere, running until April 15 with nearly 80 events and hundreds of tastings hosted by over 4,000 wineries.
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Vinitaly 2024, another success for its 56th edition
And it’s a wrap. Vinitaly closed today its doors with another successful edition reaching 97,000 attendees. There was a slight increase in international operators from …
Amphora Revolution: Merano WineFestival & Vinitaly announce joint-venture
Merano WineFestival and Vinitaly announced the first joint venture between the two organizations: Amphora Revolution is the new project for fostering the quiet revolution of …
Vinitaly 2024: All the events happening 14-17 April
Expect an impressive Programme of Events at the 56th Vinitaly 2024 scheduled at Veronafiere next 14-17 April, when wines from all the Italian regions as …
Castello di Cigognola, where Pinot Noir is King
There’s always a story to be told at Vinitaly, a unique occasion to taste precious wines and talk with amazing producers such as Castello di …
Vines that resist: revolutionary PIWI wines triumph at the 55°Vinitaly
Welcome to the Piwi era. In the age of climate change and extreme weather events, new varieties of “resistant” vines, also called “hybrids,” or Piwi …
Vinitaly23: the Made in Italy Wines driving force closes its doors. One buyer out of three from abroad
It was likely to be more crowded than last year and indeed it was: the 55° Vinitaly closed today with a total attendance of 93,000 …
Vinitaly 2023, the business centre of Italian wine & beyond
A fairground of more than 100 thousand square meters net, 17 pavilions at full capacity, ready to become the largest international b2b center of Italian …
Vinitaly Roadshow goes global again in 2023
Vinitaly and Italian wine go global again this year thanks to a worldwide roadshow to be held between 19 January and 23 February 2023 across …
Vinitaly 2022 returns to business, trends & enthusiastic crowds
When you’re missing your favorite wine event, a couple of years can seem like an eternity. So, it should come as no surprise that folks …