WeinDüsseldorf Frühling — Wine Fair

900 Wines on the Rhine Promenade

When the first spring days arrive in the Rhineland in March, they bring with them WeinDüsseldorf Frühling — the region's most important spring wine fair. At the Rheinterrasse on Joseph-Beuys-Ufer, one of Düsseldorf's most renowned event venues, around 110 independent vintners, family wineries, direct importers, and cooperative wineries gather for a weekend. They present their selections — a total of around 900 wines for direct tasting.

March 7-8, 2026 — The Spring Edition

The 2026 edition runs on Saturday, March 7th and Sunday, March 8th, 2026:

• Saturday, March 7th: 12:00 PM - 7:00 PM
• Sunday, March 8th: 12:00 PM - 6:00 PM

Focus: Fresh 2025 White Wines

The spring edition has a clear editorial focus: freshly bottled white wines from the 2025 vintage, which are perfectly suited for spring and early summer tables. In addition, there will be:

• Wines from German growing regions: Mosel, Rhein, Franken, Pfalz, Rheinhessen, Baden, Württemberg
• International Wines: Italy, Spain, France, Austria, Australia, South Africa, Chile
• Sekt, Champagne, and sparkling wines
• Spirits from selected producers

What's Included

Admission of €18 in advance (€20 at the door) includes:

• Direct tasting of all participating wines — a stand crawl in the classic fair format, winemakers pour, visitors move from stand to stand
• Exhibitor catalogue with all wines, sources, and ratings
• Advice and background information directly from the winemakers — no distributor between visitor and producer

Minimum age: 21 years (or accompanied by a parent/guardian). Children free.

Stand Crawl Concept

What sets WeinDüsseldorf apart from large trade fairs like ProWein is the direct, unfiltered contact between vintner and end consumer. At ProWein, vintners sell to the trade; at WeinDüsseldorf, they sell to Düsseldorf residents who come with their own wallets and can buy wine by the case (order from the exhibitor, delivery to home or direct collection).

Rheinterrasse — The Venue

The Rheinterrasse Düsseldorf at Joseph-Beuys-Ufer 33 is one of the city's traditional event locations — with a view of the Rhine, the Tonhalle as an architectural neighbour, and Düsseldorf's Old Town within sight. 1,500 m² of tasting area: large enough to accommodate 110 exhibitors and thousands of visitors in a pleasant atmosphere.

Düsseldorf — City of Wine Culture

Düsseldorf has had a distinct wine culture for decades: the Old Town with its breweries (the Düsseldorf Altbier!), but also dozens of wine bars, restaurants with sophisticated wine lists, and the annual ProWein, the world's most important wine trade fair. WeinDüsseldorf Frühling is the end-consumer version — the city celebrates its affinity for wine here.