Wine Paris has established itself as one of the wine industry’s major events : an unmissable annual event that brings together producers, experts, and wine lovers from around the globe. Raphaël Dubois, winegrower and spokesperson for the Bourgogne Wine Board answers three questions : What makes this trade fair both prestigious and essential ? Why is this moment so eagerly anticipated by the industry ? And what role do Bourgogne wines play in this context ?
"Wine Paris is truly a unique moment in the year, three intense days of meetings where the whole wine industry come together, with participants from more than 55 countries and across several generations. That’s what makes it such an essential event.
One of Wine Paris’s great strengths lies in its ability to bring together an exceptionally broad offering: wines from France, of course, but also from all over the world, making the show a benchmark for diversity. A unique opportunity for us to collectively shine a spotlight on Bourgogne wines worldwide.
Within the global wine landscape, Bourgogne stands apart. Beyond its reputation, it is a dynamic region with a clear focus on the future - continuing to evolve while safeguarding its identity and heritage through responsible management of its vineyard and a permanent commitment to excellence.
Bourgogne is first and foremost a mosaic of emblematic appellations : from more confidential appellations offering excellent value for money, to Grand Cru and Village Premier Cru wines that beautifully complete the range. Together, they form a remarkably broad offering that reflects the diversity and richness of our terroirs - meeting the expectations of every type of consumer.
Through Wine Paris, we aim to convey a strong message of unity within the wine sector, its openness to the world, and its commitment to sustainable viticulture. While Bourgogne remains a symbol of prestige wines, it is also a region in constant evolution. Its winegrowers - whether young or experienced - work tirelessly to craft wines that express both their terroir and their own vision of viticulture, while actively addressing today’s challenges. Together, they embody a modern Bourgogne : environmentally responsible and ambitious in its development goals.
With that in mind, the Bourgogne Wine board has put together a programme built around several key moments, designed to support professionals and showcase the full diversity of Bourgogne wines. We’re really looking forward to meeting you!” — Raphaël Dubois
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