Wine Paris Exhibitor List

The Wine Paris exhibitor list organizes companies showing at the 2027 edition. It includes wineries, negociants, distillers, and brand owners. You can filter by country, region, or product type. Each record gives a company name and booth reference where available. Use it to plan meetings before you arrive. The list supports sourcing, sales, and market research. It is not a replacement for the official show directory. Confirm any detail with the organizer before making decisions. Treat the examples as illustrative, not as a guaranteed roster.

• Wineries and negociants
• Spirits and brand owners
• Importers and distributors

Sales teams use the Wine Paris exhibitor list to build target account lists before the show. You can group companies by region, portfolio size, or channel focus. Then plan a booth route and book meetings in advance. The list also helps you avoid cold outreach by showing which suppliers already invest in trade events. Import leads into your CRM with source notes. Segment by product category and territory. This keeps outreach relevant and measurable. It does not guarantee contact details or decision-maker access for every company.

• Plan booth routes
• Book meetings early
• Import leads to CRM

Buyers and importers use the list to shortlist producers and compare portfolios. You can scan for appellations, grape varieties, and price tiers. Check which suppliers exhibit at Wine Paris and which importers attend. That helps you judge market fit before samples. Use the list alongside masterclass notes and tasting schedules. Compare your shortlist across vintages, certifications, and packaging. Keep a simple scorecard for each candidate. Verify shipping terms, minimum order quantities, and allocation directly with the supplier.

• Shortlist by region
• Compare price tiers
• Check certifications

The exhibitor list works as a lightweight market map. Track which brands return each year and which regions expand their presence. Note new categories such as low-alcohol or organic lines. See where competitors invest their booth space. Use that signal to shape your own pricing and portfolio plans. Record changes in a simple spreadsheet. Review it after the show with your sales and buying teams. The list is a starting point for research, not a complete market report.

• Track returning brands
• Spot new categories
• Review regional shifts

Wine Paris 2027 runs February 13–15 at Paris Expo Porte de Versailles. The venue is in Paris, France, with metro and tram access. Plan around three full days. Mornings are often best for scheduled meetings. Afternoons suit open-floor discovery and tastings. Book hotels early because February is a busy trade period in Paris. Carry a printed shortlist and a charged phone. Wear comfortable shoes. Confirm opening hours, badge rules, and entry requirements with the organizer before you travel.

• Three-day schedule
• Metro and tram access
• Book hotels early

Each exhibitor record typically includes company name, country, product category, and booth reference. Use these fields to sort, filter, and group. Export to a spreadsheet for your team. Add your own notes after each meeting. Link records to your CRM so follow-ups stay consistent. Update statuses daily during the event. This keeps the list useful after the show closes. It also helps you measure which meetings turned into samples or quotes. Keep a backup of your notes.

• Company name and country
• Product category and booth
• CRM follow-up status