Abierto el plazo de acreditación online de Fenavin 2022 para compradores y profesionales

Fenavin, the National Wine Fair, returns to Ciudad Real and has already opened its online accreditation. If you are a winemaker, buyer or industry professional, arranging it in advance saves you queues and puts your agenda in order.

What Fenavin is

Fenavin is one of the great events of Spanish wine and a benchmark fair for professionals. Over its editions it has established itself as a meeting point where almost all the country's designations of origin coexist, from the best known to small cooperatives seeking a place in the market. Its monographic character, focused on wine, is exactly what makes it so useful for those who come to do business.

Why accredit online

Advance accreditation is not a mere formality. Registering online before the fair speeds up entry to the venue and lets you arrive with your visit planned instead of improvising along the aisles. At an event with hundreds of exhibitors, that prior preparation marks the difference between making the most of the days or losing them wandering aimlessly.

• Faster entry, with no last-minute paperwork.
• An agenda organised by areas or designations.
• Prior contact with the wineries that interest you.

Who should attend

The fair is designed for professionals: wineries looking for distributors, national and international buyers, importers, sommeliers, hospitality and specialist press. Much of Fenavin's value lies in its trading market, where deals are closed and markets are opened. Each edition brings together buyers arriving from numerous countries, which turns it into a showcase abroad for Spanish wine.

How to prepare the visit

With the venue spread across several halls, it is best to go with a plan. Before travelling, it is worth reviewing which designations will be present and setting priorities: there is no time to see it all. Defining three or four clear objectives (new suppliers, a specific area, trends in a type of wine) pays off far more than wandering about.

From the fairgrounds to the vineyard

Fairs are excellent for taking the pulse of the industry, but wine is best understood where it is made. If Fenavin sparks your interest in an area, the natural next step is to go and get to know it. You can start by consulting the designations of origin and planning a route through the wineries that catch your eye most. Seeing the vineyard and talking to whoever makes the wine completes what a fair can only hint at.