November 5, 2026, ProWine Mumbai 2026, India’s international trade fair for wines, spirits and the alcoholic beverage (alcobev) industry, is scheduled to take place on November 18 and 19 at Pavilion 3, Jio World Convention Centre, Mumbai. The upcoming edition is expected to bring together more than 200 exhibitors, over 6,000 attendees and participants from more than 20 countries, creating a major business platform for the domestic and international beverage industry.
Jointly organised by Messe Düsseldorf India and All Things Nice, the exhibition will showcase more than 1,000 labels from across the world, supported by 12 dedicated country pavilions representing Australia, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Korea, Moldova, New Zealand, Slovenia, Switzerland, the United Kingdom and the United States.
The two-day event will bring together international producers, importers, distributors, retailers, hospitality professionals, sommeliers and other industry stakeholders. Its programme will include product showcases, expert-led masterclasses, tastings, competitions, panel discussions and dedicated business networking initiatives.
The 2026 edition will also introduce several industry-focused experiences, including ProSpirits, ProWine Zero+, ProWine Connect and ProWine Mumbai Night. The event will further feature the launch of the first Indian Star Wine List guide and Red Star recommendations during its networking evening on November 18.
ProWine Mumbai 2026: Dates, Venue and Organisers
ProWine Mumbai has established itself as a business platform connecting international beverage producers with India’s expanding wines and spirits market.
The 2026 edition will be held over two days at the Jio World Convention Centre in Mumbai, bringing together companies and professionals involved in different stages of the beverage value chain.
The key event details are:
Event: ProWine Mumbai 2026
Dates: November 18–19, 2026
Venue: Pavilion 3, Jio World Convention Centre, Mumbai
Organisers: Messe Düsseldorf India and All Things Nice
Expected Exhibitors: 200+
Expected Attendees: 6,000+
International Participation: 20+ countries
Country Pavilions: 12
Product Showcase: More than 1,000 labels
The exhibition is designed to facilitate business interactions between international brands and Indian industry participants, including importers, distributors, hospitality businesses and retail operators.
12 Country Pavilions to Highlight International Beverage Markets
One of the major attractions of ProWine Mumbai 2026 will be its 12 dedicated country pavilions.
The participating countries include Australia, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Korea, Moldova, New Zealand, Slovenia, Switzerland, the United Kingdom and the United States.
These country pavilions will provide an opportunity for visitors to explore products from different beverage-producing regions and understand the characteristics of international markets.
The participation of international producers is expected to strengthen business connections between overseas brands and Indian importers, distributors and hospitality professionals.
With more than 1,000 labels expected across the exhibition, visitors will have opportunities to discover different wine and spirits categories, product innovations and beverage trends.
The international showcase also reflects ProWine Mumbai’s role in connecting global producers with India’s evolving alcobev market.
Comprehensive Showcase of Wines, Spirits and Beverage Innovations
ProWine Mumbai 2026 will cover a broad range of products across the alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverage segments.
The exhibition will include wines, spirits, beers, craft beverages, cocktails, premium mixers and zero-proof alternatives.
Alongside finished beverage products, the event will highlight developments across the wider hospitality and beverage ecosystem.
The dedicated ProSpirits segment will focus on the spirits industry and India’s developing cocktail culture. It will provide a platform for brands and professionals to explore products, market developments and opportunities in the spirits category.
ProWine Zero+ will highlight low- and no-alcohol beverages, reflecting growing interest in alternative beverage choices and mindful consumption.
Together, these specialised segments will broaden the exhibition’s coverage beyond traditional wine and spirits categories.
Masterclasses, Tastings and Industry Competitions
Knowledge-sharing and professional engagement will form an important part of ProWine Mumbai 2026.
The event will feature 12 expert-led masterclasses and booth tastings, providing opportunities to explore beverage products, production techniques, innovations and international industry trends.
These sessions are expected to engage professionals interested in product knowledge, beverage appreciation and developments across the global wines and spirits industry.
The exhibition will also host several competitions and recognition initiatives, including the ProWine & ProSpirits Challenge, the ProWine Bartenders’ Competition and the ProWine Mumbai: Honoring Excellence Awards.
These platforms will bring attention to beverage expertise, product quality and professional achievements across the industry.
Panel discussions featuring Indian and international experts will further address market developments, business opportunities and emerging trends affecting the alcobev sector.
ProWine Connect and ProWine Mumbai Night to Strengthen Business Networking
Business networking will be another major component of the upcoming edition.
ProWine Connect will provide a curated matchmaking and networking platform designed to connect exhibitors with relevant industry participants.
The initiative aims to facilitate business conversations among producers, importers, distributors, hospitality professionals and other stakeholders.
Another important event will be ProWine Mumbai Night, scheduled for November 18, 2026.
The annual networking evening is designed to bring together key trade professionals from the hospitality and alcobev industries. It is intended to support exhibitor engagement, relationship building and business networking beyond the exhibition floor.
The organisers aim to create opportunities for companies to strengthen industry relationships and explore potential commercial partnerships.
Star Wine List to Launch Its First Indian Guide in Mumbai
A notable highlight of ProWine Mumbai 2026 will be the introduction of Star Wine List, an international guide recognising outstanding wine bars and wine restaurants.
The first Indian guide and Red Star recommendations will be launched in Mumbai during ProWine Mumbai Night on November 18.
The development represents an important milestone for India’s wine and hospitality industry, bringing international recognition to establishments contributing to the country’s wine culture.
The initiative is expected to increase visibility for Indian wine bars and restaurants while strengthening connections with the international wine community.
The event will also feature a dedicated German wine bar during ProWine Mumbai Night.
The experience is being organised by the Federal Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Regional Identity in cooperation with Wines of Germany, giving attendees an opportunity to discover a curated selection of German wines.
Industry Leaders Highlight India’s Growing Alcobev Opportunities
The upcoming edition reflects the growing importance of India as a market for international wine and spirits producers.
Commenting on the event, Ajay Kumar Gulati, General Manager of Messe Düsseldorf India, said ProWine Mumbai 2026 continues to expand its international reach by bringing global beverage producers and important trade buyers together.
He highlighted the expanded exhibition, international pavilions, masterclasses, ProWine Connect and ProWine Mumbai Night as initiatives designed to strengthen the platform’s role in shaping the Indian wines and spirits industry.
Nikhil Agarwal, Founder of All Things Nice and Co-organiser of ProWine Mumbai, highlighted the opportunities emerging from India’s Free Trade Agreements.
He noted that evolving trade arrangements could improve international market access, create opportunities for global producers and expand product choices for Indian consumers.
Agarwal also emphasised the importance of connecting international brands with Indian importers, distributors and hospitality professionals to explore business partnerships and navigate changing trade opportunities.
India’s Evolving Beverage Market Creates New Business Opportunities
India’s alcobev industry is experiencing changes influenced by rising disposable incomes, premiumisation and evolving consumer preferences.
These developments are creating opportunities for international beverage brands seeking to enter India and domestic producers looking to strengthen their global presence.
ProWine Mumbai 2026 aims to connect businesses across the entire beverage value chain, including production, importation, distribution, retail and hospitality.
Mumbai’s position as a financial and hospitality centre makes it an important location for the industry. Its established network of importers and distributors, along with its proximity to beverage-producing destinations such as Nashik and Goa, further strengthens its relevance.
The exhibition will provide a platform for businesses to understand market developments, explore new products and establish commercial relationships.
The organisers are also expanding their network of national and international media and community outreach partners to increase the event’s visibility and connect industry communities across markets.
ProWine Mumbai as Part of the Global ProWein Network
ProWine Mumbai is part of the international ProWein network, which supports knowledge exchange, industry collaboration and commercial engagement across global beverage markets.
The 2026 edition will focus on strengthening international participation while creating opportunities for domestic industry stakeholders.
The event’s combination of exhibition displays, country pavilions, masterclasses, competitions, discussions and networking initiatives is intended to support engagement across different segments of the wines and spirits industry.
The exhibition is supported by AWAMORI – Japan’s First Spirit as Gold Partner, Malaki as Official Hydration Partner, and the Sommeliers Association of India (SAI) and Indian Malt Whisky Association (IMWA) as Supporting Associations.
With more than 200 exhibitors, over 6,000 expected attendees and participation from more than 20 countries, ProWine Mumbai 2026 is set to bring international beverage businesses and Indian trade professionals together in Mumbai.
Scheduled for November 18–19 at Pavilion 3, Jio World Convention Centre, the exhibition aims to strengthen India’s position in the international wines and spirits trade while creating new opportunities for business networking, product discovery and industry collaboration.
Author: Exhibition Globe News Desk
