- February 23-26, Vinaria, Plovdiv, Bulgaria
- February 25-26, Zagreb Wine Gourmet Festival 2011, Zagreb Croatia
- March 2-4, Vinex, Brno, Czech Republic
- March 11-14, Oenos, Thessaloniki, Greece
- March 19-20, VinCE, Budapest, Hungary
- March 23-26, Vinovita, Zagreb, Croatia
- March 27-29, ProWein, Dusseldorf, Germany
- April 1-5, Intervitis Interfructa Russia, Krasnodar, Russia
- April 18-21, International Drink and Wine Expo, Bucharest, Romania
- April 25-29, Vino & Distilaty (Wine and Spirits), Prague, Czech Republic
- May 6-7, Valtice Wine Fair, Valtice, Czech Republic
- May 17-19, London International Wine Fair, London, UK
- June 2-4, Winexpo, Tbilisi, Georgia
- June 19-23, Vinexpo Bordeaux, Bordeaux, France
- September 9-11, Znojmo Wine Festival, Znojmo, Czech Republic
- September 7-11, Budapest Wine & Champagne Festival, Budapest, Hungary
- October 8-9, Moldova National Wine Festival, Chisinau, Moldova
- October 27-30, International Drink and Wine Expo, Bucharest, Romania
- November 9-12, Salon de Vin, Sofia, Bulgaria
- November 16-18, Enoexpo Krakow, Krakow, Poland
Showing posts with label Festivals and Events. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Festivals and Events. Show all posts
Saturday, February 26, 2011
2011 Wine Event Calendar
Labels:
Barry Kolodkin,
Black Sea Wines,
Central Asia,
East Europe Strategy,
Eastern Europe,
Festivals and Events,
Miscellaneous,
wine festivals,
wine tasting
Monday, February 14, 2011
Georgia's Winexpo 2011 in June
Winexpo Georgia brings growers and producers to the country's biggest and best wine exhibition. Winexpo Georgia will be held in Tbilisi at the Georgia International Convention Center from 2-4 June 2011.
Labels:
Barry Kolodkin,
Black Sea Wines,
Central Asia,
East Europe Strategy,
Festivals and Events,
Georgia,
Kolodkin,
Tbilisi
Don't Miss the Zagreb Wine Gourmet Festival on February 25th!
The 4th Zagreb Wine Gourmet Festival begins on February 25th. More than 500 wines will be available at the festival; mostly from Croatia, but also from Italy, Slovenia, Austria, Bosnia and Herzegovina, France, Spain and South Africa. If you have not had Croatian wine, it is excellent.
Labels:
Barry Kolodkin,
Black Sea Wines,
Croatia,
East Europe Strategy,
Festivals and Events,
Kolodkin,
wine,
Zagreb
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