ProWine Mumbai 2026, an international trade fair for wines, spirits and the wider alcoholic beverage industry, will return on November 18 and 19 at the Jio World Convention Centre, Mumbai. Jointly organised by Messe Düsseldorf India and All Things Nice, the event aims to strengthen business connections between global producers and India’s evolving beverage market.
The platform will bring together industry leaders, importers, distributors, hospitality professionals and premium consumers. The 2025 edition hosted more than 200 exhibitors and over 5,500 attendees, with participation from more than 20 countries and a showcase of over 1,000 labels from around the world.
A broad alcobev showcase
The 2026 edition will cover wines, spirits, beers, craft beverages, ciders, meads, cocktails, premium mixers and zero-proof alternatives. The exhibition will also feature allied categories, including glassware and bar accessories.
Among the key attractions is ProSpirits, a dedicated segment focusing on India’s growing spirits industry and cocktail culture. ProWine Zero will spotlight low- and no-alcohol beverages, reflecting the growing interest in mindful consumption.
The event will also host expert-led masterclasses and tastings offering insights into global trends and product innovations. Competitions and awards will include the ProWine & ProSpirits Challenge and the ProWine Bartenders’ Competition. Panel discussions featuring Indian and international industry experts will provide a platform for knowledge-sharing and discussion.
For businesses seeking new partnerships, curated B2B networking and matchmaking through ProWine Connect will facilitate connections across the beverage value chain.
Connecting with India’s growing market
India’s alcobev industry is witnessing growth driven by rising disposable incomes, premiumisation and changing consumer preferences. Against this backdrop, ProWine Mumbai serves as a gateway for international brands looking to enter the Indian market and an opportunity for domestic labels seeking greater global recognition.
Mumbai’s position as a financial and hospitality hub gives the event strategic importance. The city has a strong network of importers and distributors, alongside a sophisticated consumer base. Its proximity to key beverage-producing markets such as Nashik and Goa further strengthens its role as an industry meeting point.
Global network, local opportunities
As part of the international ProWein World network, ProWine Mumbai aims to facilitate collaboration, innovation and business growth. The 2026 edition seeks to expand international participation while deepening engagement with the domestic industry, bringing together stakeholders from across the beverage value chain.
With premiumisation, innovation and global partnerships shaping the sector, the event aims to offer exhibitors and visitors opportunities to explore emerging trends, build business relationships and identify new avenues for growth.
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