12 January 2022

Great success for the 4th edition of the Milano Wine Week: 2 – 10 October 2021

Great success for the 4th edition of the Milano Wine Week, the event dedicated to the wine industry, which was held from 2 to 10 October 2021 in the city of Milan but involved 11 international cities and 7 strategic countries for the wine market: USA, Canada, UK, Russia, China, Japan, Hong Kong.

10 districts, just as many consortia located across the city and 1500 producers were involved in the whole network, with 450 meetings, amongst which 150 were dedicated only to business.

An event dedicated to wine lovers, but above all to trade representatives, with exclusive events, such as the Wine Business City, in a crucial moment of the year for the wine sales.

8 November 2021

Consorzio di Tutela Vini d’Abruzzo at Milano Wine Week

During Milano Wine Week 2021, the Consorzio Tutela Vini d’Abruzzo entertained Porta Venezia district. A masterclass held by Leila Salimbeni presented the Abruzzo Pecorino in all its facets to press and wine experts. The press was also invited on 4 October to taste the new vintages of Montepulciano d’Abruzzo, Trebbiano d’Abruzzo and Cerasuolo produced by some of the Consorzio’s wineries at the CERA restaurant in Milan.

3 November 2021

The oenologist Luca D’Attoma, the fashion designer Luigi Lardini and Federico Gordini together to talk about bespoke fashion and wine

What do fashion and wine have in common?

Of course, both are Made in Italy excellences but, do these apparently distant worlds really have points of contact? To answer this question, Federico Gordini, President of the Milan Wine Week, held a talk with Luca D’Attoma, one of the most awarded winemakers in Italy and abroad, and Luigi Lardini, renowned for its tailor-made outerwear made with the finest fabrics.

During the talk, which took place on Thursday 7 October at Lardini flagship store in Milan, the two experts highlighted the many aspects that surprisingly unite both worlds. At the end of the meeting, 6 “bespoke” wines by Luca D’Attoma were offered for a final tasting.

16 October 2020

With Milano Wine Week, Milan is confirmed as the Wine Capital!

The third edition of Milan Wine Week has just ended in the name of innovation and is confirmed as the largest international wine event. Three hundred physical appointments for a total of 10,000 active presences spread over 9 days (3-11 October). In addition, a significant following also via the web, with 3,000 operators and buyers from around the world connected live, for an overall growth estimated in the order of 20%. Among the B2B activities, the absolute novelty for the world of wine is the International Tastings, i.e. exclusive tastings – about fifty appointments on the calendar – aimed at buyers and the press in digital connection with the physical public that was partly in the Milanese headquarters of Palazzo Bovara and partly – for a total of 1,250 guests – in one of the 7 foreign locations (hotel, venue, wine space, etc.) of the Milan Wine Week 2020, located in the cities of New York, San Francisco, Miami, Toronto, Shenzhen, Shanghai and Moscow, thus touching the most important reference markets of the wine world – North American, Chinese and Russian -. A unique involvement and interaction of its kind, for a world – that of wine – often anchored to the consolidated dynamics of fairs. For Federico Gordini, a young entrepreneur under 40 who is rewriting the dynamics of the business and communication of wine companies and creator and President of Milan Wine Week -. “The event recorded a success that went well beyond expectations, demonstrating the strength of an intelligent organization that has built a sustainable project, respectful of the limitations imposed by the health emergency, and which, above all, has made Milan the international capital of the wine industry like other excellences such as fashion and design “.