Campania Wine: the international showcase of Campania wines

Campania Wine is the trade event dedicated to the wines of Campania, bringing together producers, buyers, industry professionals, and specialized press from all over the world every year. It is a strategic opportunity to promote the excellence of Campanian winemaking and to showcase the region through its most representative appellations.

A professional event to showcase the region

Organized by Unioncamere Campania and the Campania Region, with the support of ICE and the chamber system, Campania Wine is usually held between spring and early summer in prestigious venues such as the Stazione Marittima of Naples, overlooking the Gulf and easily accessible from across the Mediterranean.

The event features tasting counters, walk-around tastings, B2B meetings, and technical masterclasses, with the goal of fostering connections between wineries and international markets.

Cantine Olivella at the heart of the Vesuvian story

Cantine Olivella also takes part in Campania Wine, presenting its volcanic wines born on the slopes of Mount Somma: an authentic expression of Vesuvian viticulture. Our commitment is to promote native grape varieties such as Caprettone, Catalanesca, and Piedirosso, telling a story of territory, identity, and biodiversity.

For us, Campania Wine is an important stage to showcase our wines to buyers, wine merchants, restaurateurs, and industry professionals both nationally and internationally.

A growing sector

The Campanian wine sector is increasingly dynamic, with a strong focus on sustainability, quality, and the storytelling of its territories. Campania Wine is the perfect synthesis of this: an event that highlights the region’s rich winemaking heritage, from Sannio to Cilento, from Irpinia to the Vesuvian area, with over 400 documented native grape varieties and a millennia-old tradition.

For those working in the wine industry or simply passionate about it, Campania Wine is an unmissable opportunity to discover the contemporary face of Campanian viticulture.

Visit the official Campania.Wine website