
producing countries


A key meeting point for wine professionals
You often review several producers before selecting a new supplier. Each producer must demonstrate strong brand presence and the ability to supply international retail programmes.
Vinexpo Americas gives you the opportunity to evaluate wines presented by producers active in export markets across the Americas and Europe. Tastings allow you to assess wine quality and positioning while discussions with export managers clarify commercial conditions and supply capability.

You can determine how each wine could fit into duty free assortments or digital wine catalogues. You also gain insight into how producers support international retail programmes and adapt their wines to travel retail environments. Meeting several producers during your visit helps you identify sourcing opportunities that support portfolio development across global retail channels.

These spaces allow professionals to explore additional segments while attending Vinexpo Americas and meeting wine producers active in international markets.
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