The first wine fairs of 2025: two unmissable events for the Horeca trade in Turin and Montpellier
The new year opens with two unmissable dates in the January 2025 wine fair calendar, two events that best capture today's wine scene: Grandi Langhe in Turin and Millésime Bio in Montpellier. Two producers from our selection will be exhibiting, ready to present their new vintages and share their vision of wine.
Grandi Langhe 2025: Piedmont's wines take centre stage
On 27 and 28 January 2025, the OGR in Turin will host the new edition of Grandi Langhe, a showcase of excellence for the wines of Barolo and Piedmont's appellations. This year the event will reach 500 participating wineries, confirming its status as a key opportunity to preview the new vintages of the region's DOCGs and DOCs.
Barolo and Diano d'Alba wines: Rizieri at stand E418
Among the event's leading names, you will find Vini Rizieri at stand E418. Nestled in a striking natural amphitheatre of woodland in the municipality of Diano d'Alba, the estate perfectly embodies the philosophy of contemporary wine: respect for nature, sustainability and an authentic interpretation of the land. Since 2009, under the guidance of Arturo Verrotti di Pianella, the winery has embraced an eco-friendly approach both in the vineyard and in the cellar. Alongside their prestigious Barolo, you will be able to taste their interpretations of Dolcetto, Arneis, Barbera and Nebbiolo, wines that express the versatility and richness of the Langhe.
Millésime Bio 2025: organic wine in the spotlight in Montpellier
From 27 to 29 January 2025, the Montpellier exhibition centre will host Millésime Bio, the world's leading trade fair dedicated to organic wines. The event will bring together 1,500 exhibitors from 20 different countries, confirming the growing importance of the organic sector on the international wine scene.
Jurançon wines: Domaine Coustarret in hall B1
In hall B1, stand 27, you will find Domaine Coustarret, a gem among the wines of Jurançon. Sébastien Coustarret, the seventh generation at the helm of the estate, farms 5 hectares of vineyards at 380 metres above sea level, in one of the appellation's finest sites. His entirely organic production focuses on native grape varieties, vinified with full respect for nature's own pace. A unique opportunity to taste the celebrated Jurançon Moelleux, a sweet wine that represents the ultimate expression of this land at the foot of the Pyrenees.
Two 2025 wine fairs not to be missed: here's why
These events offer a unique opportunity to:
Taste the new vintages ahead of release
Talk directly with the producers
Deepen your knowledge of historic regions such as the Langhe and Jurançon
Discover how contemporary wine is evolving between tradition and innovation
We invite you to mark these dates in your diary and visit our producers.
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