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15-17 March 2020 THE WORLD’S NO.1 15 -17 March 2020 International Trade Fair for Wines and Spirits Düsseldorf, Germany www.prowein.com VERANSTALTUNGSPROGRAMM EVENT PROGRAMME pwe2002_00182.indd 1 12.12.19 12:05 2 TO ANOTHER GREAT DEAL Für die Wein- und Spirituosenbranche ist die ProWein in Düsseldorf der wichtigste Handelsplatz. Weltweit konkur- renzlos bringt die bedeutendste Fachmesse internationale Experten aus Gastronomie, Hotellerie und Handel mit rund 6.900 Ausstellern aus 64 Nationen zusammen. ProWein in Düsseldorf is the most significant trading venue for the wine and spirits industry. Worldwide without competition, this most important trade fair brings together international experts from gastronomy, the hotel business and trade with around 6,900 exhibitors from 64 nations. 1 pwe2002_00182__vanessa.indd 3 28.01.2020 15:52:30 INSPIRIERENDE NEBENSCHAUPLÄTZE Die ProWein ist vielseitig und lebt von Fachgesprächen, informativen Veranstaltungen sowie besonderen Tasting- Erlebnissen. Zur ProWein werden nicht nur die neuen Jahrgänge vorgestellt, sondern auch wertvolle Einblicke hinter die Kulissen gewährt. Die Aussteller erwarten die Besucher an den Ständen und geben ihnen professionell Auskunft. Neben wichtigen Branchennews und interessan- ten Diskussionen bereichern zahlreiche Degustations- möglichkeiten und über 500 spannende Veranstaltungen die Messetage. INSPIRING SIDE SHOWS ProWein is diverse and thrives on expert discussions, informative events as well as special tasting experiences. ProWein is not just about the new vintages, but also provides valuable insights behind the scenes. Exhibitors await visitors at the stands and answer their questions professionally. In addition to receiving important information, there will be numerous tasting possibilities and more than 500 informative events to enhance your trade fair day. 2 pwe2002_00182__vanessa.indd 4 28.01.2020 15:52:31 Ganz Düsseldorf beteiligt sich unter dem Motto „ProWein goes city“ an der ProWein. Mehr dazu auf Seite 158. The whole of Düsseldorf is involved in ProWein under this motto “ProWein goes city”. More information can be found on page 159. 3 pwe2002_00182__vanessa.indd 5 28.01.2020 15:52:32 CHAMPAGNE LOUNGE IN HALLE 12 GLAMOURÖS UND PRICKELND Kein anderer Wein drückt Genuss und Eleganz so stilvoll aus wie ein Champagner. 40 Champagner-Häuser stellen mehr als 60 Sorten in der Champagne Lounge aus. Dazu kommen weitere 150 Marken im direkten Umfeld. Das hat selbst in der Champagne Seltenheitswert. ORGANIC WORLD IN HALLE 13 BEST OF BIO Biologischer Weinbau ist für viele Winzer längst eine Selbstverständlichkeit. Organic World präsentiert die konzentrierte Kompetenz der wichtigsten Verbände zu- sammen mit einer erstklassigen Auswahl an Bio-Weinen. 4 pwe2002_00182__vanessa.indd 6 28.01.2020 15:52:33 CHAMPAGNE LOUNGE IN HALL 12 GLAMOROUS AND SPARKLING No other wine expresses enjoyment and elegance as stylishly as champagne. A total of 40 establishments will exhibit more than 60 varieties in the Champagne Lounge, and another 150 brands will be in the immediate vicinity. This would be rare even in the Champagne region itself. ORGANIC WORLD IN HALL 13 BEST OF BIO Organic wine growing has long become a matter of course for a number of winemakers. Organic World pre- sents the concentrated expertise of the most important associations together with a first-class selection of organic wines. 5 pwe2002_00182__vanessa.indd 7 28.01.2020 15:52:34 PACKAGING & DESIGN IN HALLE 13 GUTES DESIGN Weinetiketten, Verschlüsse, Verpackungen … – professio- nelles Weinmarketing ist wichtig. Visuelle und haptische Lösungen zeigt die Ausstellung Packaging & Design. DAS PROWEIN FORUM IN DEN HALLEN 10 UND 13 WEIN UND WISSEN Im ProWein Forum, der medialen Vortragsfläche, geben die Aussteller wertvolle Informationen weiter: Experten- Talks mit bekannten Sommeliers, önologische Fachsemi- nare, Erfahrungsberichte von renommierten Winzern und Destillateuren – die große Auswahl an Events garantiert für jedes Interesse das richtige Programm. ZENTRALE VERKOSTUNGSZONE IN HALLE 17 VERKOSTUNGSVIELFALT Zahlreiche Verkostungszonen laden mit unterschied- lichen Themenschwerpunkten zur Degustation ein. In der zentralen Verkostungszone werden Siegerweine der Frühjahrsverkostung von MUNDUS VINI mit einer exquisiten Auswahl von ausgezeichneten Weinen aus aller Welt dargeboten. 6 pwe2002_00182__vanessa.indd 8 28.01.2020 15:52:35 PACKAGING & DESIGN IN HALL 13 GOOD DESIGN Wine labels, closures, packaging … – professional wine marketing is important. The exhibition Packaging & Design shows visual and haptic solutions. PROWEIN FORUM IN HALLS 10 AND 13 WINE AND MORE At ProWein Forum, the central presentation area, exhibitors pass on valuable information: Expert talks with well-known sommeliers, oenological specialist seminars and field reports from renowned winegrowers and distillers – the large selection of events guarantees the right programme for every interest. CENTRAL TASTING AREA IN HALL 17 TASTING VARIETY Numerous tasting areas with different focal points invite you to taste. In the central tasting area, the prizewinning wines of the MUNDUS VINI spring wine tasting are presented with an exquisite selection of awarded wines from all across the world. 7 pwe2002_00182__vanessa.indd 9 28.01.2020 15:52:36 THE PLACE TO BE FOR CRAFT DRINKS Mit der Trendshow same but different hat die ProWein ein eigenes Forum für Erzeuger von Craft-Spirits, -Beer und Cider geschaffen. Unkonventionelle Produzenten stellen in Halle 7.0 ihre Produkte vor. Fachvorträge runden das Angebot ab. In der same but different BAR inspirie- ren Barkeeper die Besucher mit außergewöhnlichen Cocktail-Kreationen. 8 pwe2002_00182__vanessa.indd 10 28.01.2020 15:52:37 With the Trend Show same but different, ProWein has created a forum for producers of craft spirits, craft beer and cider. Unconventional producers present their products in Hall 7.0. Expert talks round off the programme. In the same but different BAR, bartenders inspire visitors with extraordinary cocktails. • Mit über 120 internationalen Anbietern von Craft-Spirits, Craft-Beer und Cider • Trendshow in eigener Halle • With over 120 international suppliers of craft spirits, craft beer and cider • Trend Show in a separate hall 9 pwe2002_00182__vanessa.indd 11 28.01.2020 15:52:38 VERANSTALTUNGEN VON A BIS Z Nur die Veranstaltungen, die bereits am 23.01.2020 feststanden, konnten hier berücksichtigt werden. Aktuelle Termine werden kontinuierlich unter www.prowein.de/veranstaltungen ergänzt. 10 pwe2002_00182__vanessa.indd 12 28.01.2020 15:52:39 VERANSTALTUNGEN EVENTS VON A BIS Z FROM A TO Z Nur die Veranstaltungen, die bereits am 23.01.2020 Only those events that had been fixed by feststanden, konnten hier berücksichtigt werden. 23.01.2020 are taken into account here. The Aktuelle Termine werden kontinuierlich unter latest dates will be constantly updated at www. www.prowein.de/veranstaltungen ergänzt. prowein.com/events. 11 pwe2002_00182__vanessa.indd 12 28.01.2020pwe2002_00182__vanessa.indd 15:52:39 13 28.01.2020 15:52:40 Hotspot for Craft Drinks 15-17 March 2020 Trendshow für Craft-Spirits, Craft-Beer und Cider auf der ProWein in Düsseldorf • Mit über 120 internationalen Anbietern von Craft-Spirits, Craft-Beer und Cider • Business to business only • Sonderschau in eigener Halle Trend show for Craft Spirits, Craft Beer and Cider at the ProWein in Düsseldorf • with over 120 international suppliers of Craft Spirits, Craft Beer and Cider • Business to business only • Special show in own hall prowein.de/same1 12 prowein.com/same2 pwe2002_SBD_100x210+3_DE_EN.indd 1 13.12.19 14:43 TICKET TO THE WORLD DÜSSELDORF SHANGHAI SINGAPORE HONG KONG SÃO PAULO ProWein takes you to the world’s key markets. Book your prowein-world.com ticket today! 13 pwe2002_TTW_100x210+3_EN.indd 1 27.01.20 11:07 Halle 13 Stand D 30 Weinkellerei Lenz Moser @weinkellerei_lenzmoser www.lenzmoser.at Vertrieb in Deutschland: VOG-Deutschland GesmbH, Rheinstraße 32, 64283 Darmstadt, Telefon: +49 6151 1725-0, Telefax: +49 6151 151022, [email protected], www.vog-deutschland.de Weinkellerei Lenz Moser AG, Lenz Moser Straße 1, A-3495 Rohrendorf bei Krems, Telefon +43 2732 85541, Telefax +43 2732 85900, [email protected], www.lenzmoser.at Prowein_Veranstaltungsprogramm_2020_100x210.indd 1 29.11.19 12:00 SONNTAG, 15. MÄRZ 2020 SUNDAY, 15 MARCH 2020 SONNTAG, 15. MÄRZ 2020/SUNDAY, 15 MARCH 2020 SONNTAG, 15. MÄRZ 2020/SUNDAY, 15 MARCH 2020 ProWein Forum Zeit/Time Titel/Title Forum 10.00 Brunello di Montalcino Hall 10/FORUM 10.00 a.m. 2015: Kraft und Reinheit 2015 Power and purity Veranstaltungssprache/Event language: 10.00 North Macedonia Hall 13/FORUM 10.00 a.m. BALKAN WINES: DISCOVER THE REGION'S FINEST Veranstaltungssprache/Event language: 12.00 Comité Champagne Hall 10/FORUM 12.00 p.m. Jahrespressekonferenz des Comité Champagne 2020 - Weltweiter Champagne-Absatz und -Umsatz 2019 nach Ländern (weltweit). Annual press conference of Comité Champagne 2020 – Worldwide Champagne sales 2019 by markets. • Admission by invitation only Veranstaltungssprache/Event language: 12.00 Marc Almert Sommelierweltmeister Hall 13/FORUM 12.00 p.m. Eine Reise durch Ökodeutschland A Trip Through Organic Germany Veranstaltungssprache/Event language: 14.00 Japan Sake and Hall 10/FORUM 02.00 p.m. Shochu Makers Association Japanischer Sake - Die neue Wahl zum food pairing Japanese Sake- the new choice for food pairing Veranstaltungssprache/Event language: 14.00 VDP Die Prädikatsweingüter Hall 13/FORUM 02.00 p.m. VDP.Riesling meets Assyrtiko VDP.Riesling meets Assyrtiko
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