Taste the best international wines at Asia’s leading fair
Wine enthusiasts from around the world will flock to Hong Kong this November for the annual International Wine & Spirits Fair. Organised by the Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC), this three-day event allows both trade visitors and the general public to sample and savour fine wines and spirits from 500 exhibitors and 17 countries.
Discover new favourite bottles at pavilions around the globe
Eleven international pavilions will offer tastings and showcases from renowned wine regions like France, Italy and Germany. Attendees can also explore wines from up-and-coming areas like Japan and Hong Kong itself. Local spirit makers will be featured alongside global giants.
An unparalleled opportunity for wine tasting
In addition to tastings and pavilion exploration, the Wine & Spirits Fair will offer a full schedule of seminars, masterclasses and competitions. Attendees can enhance their knowledge at the wine industry conference “EcoVino: Sustainability Trends and Solutions” and “Uncorking Opportunities: Mapping the China & Asian Wine Markets”. Aspiring mixologists can put their skills to the test at the Hong Kong International Mixology Showdown.
Take home top awards through judged wine competitions
The fair will also host multiple award ceremonies, including for the prestigious Cathay Pacific Hong Kong International Wine & Spirit Competition 2023. This event identifies the finest wines and spirits from around the world through blind wine tastings judged by an expert panel.
Whilst the first two days are trade only for visitors aged 18 and above, the public is invited to attend on the third day. Public day highlights include wine-tasting sessions, seminars like “Introducing Austrian Wine” and the “Sip Around the World with CC” guided tasting. With tickets costing HK$200, this is an affordable way to explore and learn about wine from around the globe.
The 15th Hong Kong International Wine & Spirits Fair promises to be an unforgettable event for novices and connoisseurs alike. Attendees will have the chance to discover new favourite bottles and producers, all whilst expanding their wine knowledge. With tastings, seminars, masterclasses and competitions, it’s the perfect place to appreciate the full spectrum of international wines and spirits.
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