This year's London Wine Fair was bustling with a diverse collection of wine - and an increasing number of spirits - producers, importers and buyers. There was a positive atmosphere amid a mood of change, with high quality conversation, new partnerships and plenty of business done. Despite all the noise, the UK remains a global hub for the wine trade. It was fantastic to see such a vibrant gathering of companies big and small and people from all parts of the country, and beyond, under the great glass roof at Olympia.


Hatch have had another hugely successful three days at the London Wine Fair. We loved welcoming so many of our producer partners to join us and as usual, have had an incredibly productive time on our busy stand. We have seen a huge range of quality Indies, Fine Wine Merchants, Regional and National On-trade, National Off-trade and fast-fulfilment customers so in effect we've seen customers from every sector from all across the country.

The London Wine Fair has delivered again, bringing the trade together to meet, celebrate, debate and do business. The whole Beyond Wines team love this show; we believe it to have been integral in our growth since we formed the company five years ago. Personally, it’s my favourite week of the year and we will always exhibit at LWF whilst all of the major players in the UK use it as the place to do business each May

We have hugely enjoyed the overall vibe of the fair and been delighted by the response to our stand which both showcased our portfolio and created an educational platform. We were very keen to show who we are and make new friends while having time to enjoy existing ones. I think we have fully accomplished this. Lots to build on for the future.

This year’s London Wine Fair has been exceptional. We have had an amazing amount of real quality customers to our stand. Added to which, The Fair has a real sense of innovation and excitement.

The London Wine Fair 2025 proved once again to be an exceptional platform for showcasing the diversity, authenticity, and export potential of Greek wines. As organisers of the Greek Pavilions, we were proud to bring together a curated selection of producers representing both established PDO/PGI regions and emerging terroirs. This year’s fair attracted a dynamic mix of importers, buyers, sommeliers, and media professionals, offering unparalleled visibility and commercial opportunities for our participants. The quality of networking, the educational content, and the professional audience exceeded expectations. We look forward to returning in 2026 with an even stronger presence.

We have had a fantastic London Wine Fair. We’ve been coming here since I set up the company in the UK 11 years ago now, and I have to say this year, particularly Andrew had a new personal best for the most number of meetings at a London Wine Fair. So we are thrilled to bits. It has been a great Fair.

London Wine Fair was brilliant for us this year. We saw everybody that we had hoped to and more.

Exhibiting at London Wine Fair has been an incredible opportunity to showcase the exceptional wines we exclusively represent in the UK. The positive response and enthusiasm from visitors truly reflect the quality and uniqueness of our portfolio. Having been exhibiting for a few years now, we are happy and the feedback is always very positive.

We met lots of really interesting people and some great contacts. It was a nice way to land our new Nannette’s Rosé campaign. A great show and for us, it was about quality over quantity.

We were delighted with the turnout of our masterclass which was standing room only! The content the London Wine Fair provides is key to delivering thought provoking insights from industry leaders, and we are very pleased to be able to play a part in this.

The show has been great for us this year. It’s been really focused; we’ve seen plenty of decision makers and it’s been a brilliant platform for us to promote the brand. We felt we had a good share of voice within the Fair.

It was well organised, busy all day, and a cost-effective way for our producers to have a presence at a key wine trade event. It was excellent.

I was really satisfied of my first visit to London wine Fair. I got the chance to meet with English and worldwide producers, with companies with innovative solutions in the wine & spirits sector.
I would like to come back in 2025.
Great work of all the staff and organizers!

A good variation of exhibitors, as well as plenty to visit. Lots of innovation to explore and a good range of countries, producers, formats and styles presented.

A great place to taste and connect with the trade.

It was great to meet lots of like minded people at the event and i really enjoyed seeing how much the alcohol free range has developed and grown up. Looking forward to attending next year.

I enjoyed exploring the low and no drinks. I had great experiences with all the stands I spoke with.

Great for networking and discovering new brands and categories

It was a fantastic range of producers and variety, great sessions on versions key topics and trends in the industry and generally a great vibe and friendly atmosphere. As a young female, new to the wine industry, it felt very inclusive and that worked wonders for my self confidence!

There were some fabulous exhibitors, some great talks. Lots of opportunities to try wines I hadn't tried before, and to connect with exhibitors that I had made contact with last year

It was a great buzz at the fair and an excellent chance to meet suppliers.

I liked the mix of exhibitors (ranging from currently in market to seeking representation), wonderful masterclasses, and exciting awards ceremonies! It's a great way to network, keep up to date on the industry and also develop new partnerships and business.

It was the first time going as I only started in this industry in January so it was a real eye opener and I will be returning the following year and will definitely attend more than one day and attend sessions.

I liked the versatility of the selections and the ability to go “around the world” in wine in one place. Being with likeminded individuals was great because you could gain and share knowledge that way.

It was jovial and a good atmosphere. The masterclasses were great and education section super informative.

So many new things to try and so many incredible people to meet!

I liked networking with existing contacts and making new wine trade connections and new wine style discoveries. I especially enjoyed the Masterclass sessions.

Great exhibition and professional platform for wine discoveries and meeting wine masters and traders.

We’ve seen really high-level people, senior buying decision makers. We’ll be back next year!

All the big players are here today. We’ve had Tesco raving about our wines, we’ve had Sainsburys over, you name it, it’s just an incredible few days

The London Wine Fair 2025 proved once again to be an exceptional platform for showcasing the diversity, authenticity, and export potential of Greek wines. As organisers of the Greek Pavilions, we were proud to bring together a curated selection of producers representing both established PDO/PGI regions and emerging terroirs. This year’s fair attracted a dynamic mix of importers, buyers, sommeliers, and media professionals, offering unparalleled visibility and commercial opportunities for our participants. The quality of networking, the educational content, and the professional audience exceeded expectations. We look forward to returning in 2026 with an even stronger presence.

The opportunity to meet a lot of my existing customers in one place. That’s absolutely brilliant, because I can’t get around the whole of the UK every time I come from New Zealand.

We’ve had wonderful people come by and taste our wines and enjoy them.

You can taste all the smaller producers, from the less well-known regions.

Being part of a supermarket team that has won one of the Wine Buyers Awards is very special. It makes you feel very proud to be part of it.

It’s the interaction between different people and that opportunity to find an incredible gem, that you never knew was out there.

There’s lots of new regions to be discovered. There’s Japan, Ukraine and Serbia this year, you’ve got Georgia over there.

For a curious visitor like myself, the London Wine Fair was brilliant this year. Full of colourful people, the gloriously unexpected, unexplored countries (wine-wise), new grape varieties and, not least, creativity and innovation - two qualities too often considered missing in the wine business.

It’s the perfect place to pick up on the latest trends, to discover new initiatives and new concepts. New wines, high levels of quality. There’s a lot to learn.

The London Wine Fair remains one of the most relevant events in the wine and beverage industry, bringing together producers, distributors, and trade professionals from around the world. This year’s edition reflected a dynamic and evolving market, with strong international participation and a clear focus on innovation and global growth.
For Aprile, it was a valuable occasion to strengthen existing relationships, meet new partners, and reaffirm our support for the sector through end-to-end logistics solutions that preserve quality, timing, and trust throughout the supply chain.

One of the most prestigious events in the calendar for those working in wine. It’s an unmissable opportunity to meet producers from around the world, attend training sessions, and taste a plethora of wines. From talks on organic winemaking in the face of climate change to trying new wines, the Tanners team had a fantastic visit to London.

We have absolutely loved the show and have been speaking to some really incredible people. We have got the brand in front of the right people and have had really strong meetings. We are looking to return next year, bigger and better.

An incredible range of curated collections from around the world, complimented by education opportunities and important discussions in the sessions. I really loved the education and tasting zones, and getting the chance to learn/relearn while trying new wines.

I think it is an excellent event that brings a wide array of people from the trade. Meaning it is a great opportunity to make new connections and also re-visit old connections. There are always new things to explore and this helps keep me updated on new products, suppliers and trends.

For us, it has been a very positive show; there has been a great amount of buyers across all sectors which shows that it’s the Fair that the British wine trade wants to support.

We had a fantastic three days at LWF, back-to-back meetings with new and existing buyers! Many new business opportunities lined up for the future- we couldn’t be happier with how the show went! Wines from our Spanish Partner Marques Del Atrio were received extremely well and new product launches excited many! We are pleased to represent wineries that offer high quality wines at affordable prices.

It is great to be back at the Fair, and to have such a well-attended stand from all sectors of the trade. The Fair is an essential date in the calendar for the drinks industry.

What an incredible few days at London Wine Fair!
We’ve had the pleasure of connecting with brilliant brands, discovering exciting producers, attending panels and of course, tasting some unforgettable wines and spirits.
It was fantastic to see the The Burnt Chef Project®’s first Burnt Brunch at London Wine Fair. Huge thank you to Canned Wine Group | B Corp™, The Drinks Trust and Paul Laurie for such an honest discussion on mental health in hospitality and how we can help nurture talent within this industry.

Back at the London Wine Fair today and boy it did not disappoint. From hundreds of wines to sessions on industry trends and running into many familiar faces, it was a day well spent brushing off those tasting skills.

An excellent opportunity to talk to professionals in the sector, explore new consumer trends and continue to strengthen the presence of Spanish wine in this strategic market.

What a show London Wine Fair this year - the Loxwood Meadworks stand was buzzing (pun intended!) and the team just about managed to get as many curious Sommeliers, F&B buyers, retail buyers and events professionals to sample this range of British honey wine.

Just coming back from three energizing days at the London Wine Fair 2025 – and what a whirlwind of ideas, connections, and commitments to a more sustainable future for the drinks industry.

Had the pleasure of attending the London Wine Fair last week – a fantastic opportunity to explore the latest emerging trends in the wine world, from innovations in no/low alcohol to how businesses are responding to new Duty and EPR regulations.

After spending two days at the London Wine Fair, I walked away with some truly memorable moments. It was a pleasure to capture the energy and excitement of the event and from the engaging conversations to the genuine smiles shared across the room. The atmosphere was vibrant, welcoming, and a true celebration of the wine industry at its best.

Our second year at London Wine Fair was busy, energising, and full of meaningful conversations.
We spent time with sommeliers, wine buyers, and restaurateurs who asked thoughtful questions and showed real interest in the story behind our wines. The conversations were honest and often surprising and really reminded us why this work matters.