TURIN WINE FAIR

The Turin Wine Show reaches its second edition from Saturday 2nd to Monday 4th March within two exhibition spaces: the OGR Turin and the National Museum of the Italian Risorgimento . To anticipate it, a week of events spread throughout the city within a rich OFF program of the Salone , which from this year revolves around two main venues, Il Circolo dei Readers and Combo Torino . In fact, they are beyond that 100 events scheduled from Tuesday 27 February which will accompany the public until the long weekend of the Turin Wine Show . A great event, dedicated to all wine lovers, designed to tell it through tradition and innovation , culture , music and literature .

The M ission of the 2024 Turin Wine Show is to tell the Piedmont wine scene in all its facets and typical features, to discover the deep roots of a territory capable of looking to the future, through the magnifying glass of sustainability. A journey that narrates the terroirs , with the aim of enhancing the great diversity and viticultural richness of Piedmont .

The 2024 Turin Wine Fair is organized by KLUG APS with the patronage and support of the City of Turin, the Turin Chamber of Commerce, Unioncamere Piemonte, Turismo Torino and the Province ; with the patronage of the Piedmont Region, Metropolitan City of Turin ; with the contribution of the CRT Foundation and with the participation and collaboration of the Autonomous Region of Valle d'Aosta, the Valle d'Aosta Chamber of Businesses and Professions, Ascom Confcommercio Torino and Confesercenti of Turin and its Province .

“ The 2024 edition of the Turin Wine Show will be an authentic and engaging experience: we will have the opportunity to come into direct contact with wineries from across our region, with young producers and companies of excellence, savoring wine in a context that goes beyond tasting. We will reconstruct and restore a homogeneous and articulated cross-section of our territory ", explains Patrizio Anisio, Director of the Turin Wine Show .

500 wineries are expected between the weekend exhibition and the rich in-depth program of the OFF Salon; the program investigates and promotes environmental, economic and social sustainability, also thanks to the newly created scientific committee. The latter is made up of Luca Giorgio Carlo Rolle , full professor of Food Technologies at the Department of Agricultural, Forestry and Food Sciences of the University of Turin; Paolo Sabbatini , full professor of Viticulture at the University of Turin in the Department of Agricultural, Forestry and Environmental Sciences; Paolo Marco Tamborrini professor in Design (ICAR/13) at the Department of Engineering and Architecture (DIA) of the University of Parma (UNIPR); Eleonora Fiore , professor and researcher in Design (ICAR/13) at the Department of Engineering and Architecture (DIA) of the University of Parma (UNIPR); Giovanni Peira associate professor at the Department of Management of the University of Turin; Alessandro Bonadonna , PhD in Culture and Business and associate professor at the Department of Management of the University of Turin as well as Egidio Dansero full professor of economic-political geography at the University of Turin and deputy vice-rector for sustainability and development cooperation development, which coordinates the Italian network of local food policies and the Food Atlas of metropolitan Turin. Thus was born a path of analysis and research not only on the Show but on the entire supply chain , also in collaboration with the “Valter Cantino” Department of Management of the University of Turin and the Department of Agricultural, Forestry and Food Sciences .

“ The approach to organizing the event was guided by the philosophy of the design system, trying to minimize environmental impact and promoting sustainable practices, underlines Luca Spadon , president of the KLUG Association . The cultural programming analyzes the challenges and opportunities of the present, ranging from gender equality to social inclusion, from the promotion of culture and art to corporate social responsibility, examining the challenges of climate change and examining scientific research and technological innovations. ”

THE TURIN WINE FAIR 2024

The second edition of the Turin Wine Fair comes to life on Saturday 2nd and Sunday 3rd March , with a busy weekend of wine exhibition dedicated to the general public, which will be hosted between the OGR Turin and the National Museum of the Italian Risorgimento .

It continues on Monday 4 March, in the same locations, with the day dedicated to professional operators.