This year’s edition was part of the official Vendimia 2025 calendar, thanks to the support of Mendoza’s Subsecretariat of Culture. The fair featured an impressive lineup of wineries, including renowned names like Susana Balbo Wines, Chandon, and Trapiche, alongside emerging labels such as Escarlata by Gabriela Celeste and Silvia Corti Wines. Attendees had the opportunity to sample a wide variety of wines by purchasing a single tasting ticket, granting access to all winery stands.
The event also showcased the creativity of local entrepreneurs, with stands offering artisanal products such as fine chocolates, olive oil, and handcrafted accessories. Food trucks served up delicious dishes, complementing the wine tastings and creating a festive culinary experience.
Live music added to the fair’s charm, with performances by the all-female tango band Carmesí on Saturday and Músicas del Oeste on Sunday. These performances, set against the backdrop of the museum’s stunning galleries and gardens, created an unforgettable ambiance.
Dionisias Wine Fair 2025 also emphasized responsible drinking through its participation in the Wine in Moderation program. Free mineral water was provided, and special discounts on transportation were offered to encourage safe travel for attendees.
The fair’s success highlights Mendoza’s commitment to promoting its wine culture and supporting women in the industry. As the sun set over the Andes, the Dionisias Wine Fair 2025 left a lasting impression on all who attended, further cementing Mendoza’s reputation as a global wine destination.
Participants in Dionisias Wine Fair 2025
Wineries: Susana Balbo Wines, Chandon Wineries, Mujeres de la Viña, Vivero Mercier, Finca La Celia, La Linda, Huentala Wines, Escarlata by Gabriela Celeste, Altieri Family Winery, Solo una vez, Las Estelas, Doña Paula, Mi Terruño, Lamadrid Estate Wines, Mariela Ardito Winemaker, Finca Savina, Finca La Anita, Silvia Corti Wines, Budeguer Winery, Falasco Wines, Santa Julia, Finca Bravi, Staphyle Winery, Navarro Correas, Trapiche, Reval San Isidro, Ricominciare and Trivento Wines.
Stands of entrepreneurs: Alma Cueros, Más que Maderas, Luwine, Cocoabit, Mujeres Picantes and Kyros Ajíes, Tía Clara and Rapa.
Foodtrucks: Help, Frita and Fortunato.
Supporters of this event: TIBA Logistics, Villavicencio, VEA Supermarkets and Club Vea Vinos, Radio Mitre Mendoza (media partner), Cabify.
Text and Photo Credits: Carolina Suárez Garcés and Gabriela Malizia for Dionisias Wine Fair.