Exhibiting at EUROVINO
Exhibitor satisfaction
Voices of the 2026 Exhibitors
Raffael Winkler, Head of Sales and Marketing, Neckenmarkt die Winzer
“The crowd at EUROVINO is fantastic: there are some really great, interesting retailers and restaurateurs here—it’s a real pleasure. No matter who you strike up a conversation with, you just get a positive impression of the customers: the trade show is a blast!
I also have to highlight the organization: You get all the support you need here—you just have to ask. The “Welcome to Karlsruhe” evening was amazing—great food and drinks, plus the city tour. I already felt very comfortable here last year, so coming back was a must—and I’d be happy to do it again in 2027.”
Credit: Neckenmarkt die Winzer
Regine Minges, Junior Manager at VDP Winery Theo Minges
“This year was our first time at EUROVINO, and we were delighted to have such positive interactions. By reaching out to customers and sending specific invitations to the trade show, we received a great response. But it wasn’t just many existing customers who visited our booth—we also had new ones who were curious.
Closing sales at the fair wasn’t our primary goal here, but rather establishing new contacts or refreshing existing ones—and that went very well. We had many conversations where I know for sure that something will come of them afterward. We’ve laid a solid foundation for the future.”
Andreas DĂĽnschede, Managing Director of WeinstraĂźe Adolph
“EUROVINO is very interesting to me because I meet a large number of my customers here, particularly those from southern Germany, but also customers from northern Germany and Berlin. They make the trip to Karlsruhe because they say it’s easy to make important contacts and meet suppliers like us here. The quality of the discussions was really very good—the customers have time, we can have detailed, productive conversations, and we’ve already been able to meet some excellent customers here.”
Credit: WeinstraĂźe Adolph
