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Barcelona Wine Week 2026

Barcelona Wine Week is one of the leading trade fairs dedicated to premium Spanish wines, bringing together export-focused wineries and international buyers in Barcelona.

2 – 4 Feb 2026

Barcelona, Spain

1,200 Exhibitors

About

Barcelona Wine Week (BWW) is a leading annual trade fair focused on high-quality Spanish wines. Held at Fira de Barcelona – Montjuïc, the event gathers export-oriented wineries, importers, distributors, sommeliers, and international trade professionals.

For Spanish producers, BWW is a strategic opportunity to expand export markets and connect with qualified buyers from Europe, North America, and Asia.

Why Attend

A strong fit if you are a Spanish winery looking to expand exports and connect with qualified international importers.

Export-Oriented Buyers

Meet importers and distributors actively sourcing Spanish wines for retail, horeca, and specialty markets.

Spanish DO & DOCa Focus

Strong representation of regional appellations makes it ideal for positioning your portfolio.

Strategic Calendar Timing

Held early in the year, BWW allows wineries to secure distribution before major global fairs like ProWein.

Direct Market Feedback

Engage directly with buyers to test pricing, packaging, and portfolio positioning.

Who You’ll Meet

Visitors

  • International wine importers and distributors
  • Retail and horeca buyers
  • Wine consultants and category managers
  • Trade media and industry professionals

Exhibitors

  • Spanish wineries across all major DOs
  • Boutique producers and premium estates
  • Regional groups and export consortia

How to Prepare

If you’re attending as a winery, preparation before the fair is critical to maximizing export results.

Define your export strategy

Clarify minimum order quantities, pricing tiers, logistics, and target channels before meetings.

Start outreach early

Begin contacting buyers 6–10 weeks before the event and secure meeting slots in advance.

Build your importer shortlist

Identify target countries and create a pre-qualified list of importers aligned with your price range and positioning.

Frequently asked questions

Preparation should start at least 6–10 weeks before the event. This gives you enough time to define your target markets, identify relevant buyers, and secure meetings in advance.

Focus on importers that match your price range, wine style, and target distribution channels. Building a pre-qualified list ensures your meetings are relevant and increases your chances of success.

A realistic target is 10–20 pre-booked meetings during the event, depending on your capacity and objectives. Prioritize quality over quantity.

Have clear pricing, minimum order quantities, logistics details, and a defined export strategy. Being structured and transparent helps build trust and move discussions forward.

Follow up within a few days with personalized messages, relevant product information, and clear next steps. Consistent and well-organized follow-up is key to converting meetings into long-term partnerships.

Make Barcelona Wine Week Count

Use BestWineImporters to identify and pre-qualify international importers before the fair, prepare targeted outreach, and follow up with verified company profiles.

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Identify buyers active in Spanish wine categories

Organize follow-ups with clean company records and contacts

Start outreach 6-10 weeks before the event.

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