About this expo
The Berner Weinmesse is an annually held event in Bern, Switzerland, serving as a central meeting point for the wine industry and enthusiasts. It provides a platform for independent winemakers, family-owned wineries, distillers, and wine cooperatives to showcase their products and engage directly with a diverse audience. The event fosters dialogue and exchange, attracting national and international visitors who share a passion for wine and gastronomy, seeking advice from specialist trade professionals.
Attendees can explore a vast selection of wines from around the world, including more than 2,000 varieties, cult wines, regional delicacies, spirits, and specialty beers. The Oenothek, described as the heart of the fair, offers a relaxed atmosphere where expert dealers present exquisite wines for tasting. This unique setting allows visitors to discover new and award-winning wine creations and interact directly with producers.
The Berner Weinmesse, organized by Berner Weinmesse AG, is open to both the public and professionals, making it a significant event for networking, product discovery, and deepening knowledge within the global wine community. It takes place at BERNEXPO from October 9 to October 18, 2026.
Highlights
4 items- Venue: BERNEXPO, Bern, Switzerland
- AUMA listed
- Features over 2,000 varieties of wines
- Includes the Oenothek concurrent program
FAQ
4 questionsWhen and where does the Berner Weinmesse take place?+
The Berner Weinmesse is held annually from October 9 to October 18, 2026, at BERNEXPO in Bern, Switzerland.
Who organizes the Berner Weinmesse?+
The event is organized by Berner Weinmesse AG.
What industries and products are covered at the Berner Weinmesse?+
The event focuses on the world of wine, showcasing wines from around the world (more than 2,000 varieties), cult wines, regional delicacies, spirits, and specialty beers.
Who is the target audience for the Berner Weinmesse?+
The Berner Weinmesse is open to both the public and professionals, attracting national and international visitors, including wine enthusiasts and producers.