News Discover Hidden Trends in Wine at London’s Hospitality Week by Olivier Watson February 3, 2025 3 min 0 If you're curious about the latest wine trends, you can't miss London's Food, Drink & Hospitality Week! It's a must-see event with exciting insights!Uncovering the Essence of Wine at Hospitality Week As a wine enthusiast, there’s something uniquely thrilling about immersing yourself in an environment that celebrates wine and its myriad influences on culture and cuisine. London’s upcoming Food, Drink & Hospitality Week, happening from March 17-19 at Excel London, promises not just to showcase fantastic wines but to delve into emerging trends that could reshape our understanding of this beloved beverage. From iconic distilleries to boutique wineries, the event offers a vibrant tapestry of experiences for both industry professionals and curious consumers alike. The Heartbeat of Innovation One of the standout features of this year’s event is the International Food & Drink Event (IFE), which will highlight innovative trends that are changing how we think about wine and food pairing. I remember my first visit to IFE; it was like stepping into a world where every corner held a new discovery. This year, I’m particularly excited about the session titled ‘Consumer Trends in 2025: Three Key Things to Monitor Over the Next Twelve Months’ led by Kate Kehoe from FMCG Gurus. It’s sessions like these that can really reshape how we approach wine selection in restaurants or at home. Conversations That Matter What excites me most is not just the products on display but the conversations happening around them. The panel discussion on profitability and inclusivity in food marketing feels particularly poignant. As Recca Oliver-Mooney shares her insights on embracing overlooked demographics, it’s a reminder that wine isn’t just a drink; it’s part of broader societal narratives. This intersection between social responsibility and commerce has never been more critical. A Taste of What’s to Come Attendees can also look forward to exclusive tastings featuring renowned wines from regions like Prosecco DOC. I still recall my first sip of authentic Prosecco; it was effervescent bliss! This year, producers will host masterclasses that not only highlight their wines but also educate attendees on what makes their offerings stand out—something every aspiring sommelier should experience firsthand. Practical Tips for Attendees Network with Experts: Take advantage of drop-in sessions with top sommeliers who can offer personal recommendations. Participate in Tastings: Don’t shy away from sampling wines; it’s one of the best ways to learn! Engage in Discussions: Attend panels that resonate with you and bring your questions—this is where real learning happens. FAQs About Food, Drink & Hospitality Week What is Food, Drink & Hospitality Week? It’s an event bringing together various sectors within hospitality to explore trends, products, and networking opportunities. When is it taking place? The week runs from March 17-19 at Excel London. Can anyone attend? Yes! It’s open to industry professionals as well as curious consumers eager to learn more about food and drink trends. 2024 Harpers Design Awards: Complete Guide and Highlights December 6, 2024 15 Discovering ‘The Special One’: Mourinho’s Passionate Wine Journey January 22, 2025 2 Burgundy Prices: The Surprising Shift in Wine Trends January 28, 2025 2 In summary, whether you’re a seasoned expert or simply someone who enjoys good wine, Food, Drink & Hospitality Week promises invaluable insights into where our industry is headed. Embrace the opportunity for growth and learning—after all, every bottle tells a story! Photo by A n v e s h on Unsplash Austrian wineHospitality Olivier Watson Olivier Watson is a food and travel enthusiast, especially when it comes to rosé wine. Growing up in an ebullient atmosphere of fine culinary delights, he has traveled throughout most of the famous wine regions of the world-from quaint vineyards in Provence down to the sun-kissed hills of Napa Valley. For Olivier, the love of rosé is not only about the wine but also the memories over a glass with friends and family. previous post Will Cheltenham’s Guinness Shortage Ruin the Races? Will Cheltenham’s Guinness Shortage Ruin the Races? February 3, 2025 Yuk Bing Siu: The Unlikely Revival of Pork... February 3, 2025 Why New Zealand’s Beer Scene Is a Hidden... February 3, 2025 Why Tariffs Could Turn Your Wine Night Sour February 3, 2025 Is The Avenue’s Wine List Playing It Too... 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