Discover the World of Spirits: HKTDC Hong Kong International Wine & Spirits Fair 2025
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Mark your calendars for 6-8 November 2025 as the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre (HKCEC) transforms into the epicentre of the wine and spirits world. Designed for trade professionals (with a public-friendly finale on 8 Nov), this year’s event promises an electrifying blend of tradition, trends, and tastemakers.
What’s new
For 2025, HKTDC is raising the bar with a dedicated spotlight on spirits, from the bold complexity of Wines to the cultural legacy of Chinese Baijiu. Dive into these rising stars reshaping the global market, alongside an unparalleled showcase of innovative low/no-alcohol alternatives.
Reasons to attend
Global Exploration: Taste new & old-world wines, Chinese vintages, Japanese Sake, and more around the world.
Expert Insights: Learn from industrial icons like Master of Wine, Sommelier and Wine Judge or Educator.
Unmatched Networking: Connect with global exhibitors, trade buyers and producers.
Awards & Glory: Witness top honours at ceremonies.
Discover the world of wine and spirits
Step into a world where passion meets palate! The Hong Kong International Wine & Spirits Fair invites you to uncork the extraordinary of the ‘World of Spirits. Discover rare vintages, savour masterful blends, and connect with global spirits makers.
Register here: https://tinyurl.com/4uyb57tx.
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