Oenorama is the largest and most important wine exhibition in Greece and the largest exhibition of Greek wine worldwide. It has been held in Athens since 1994. Each year, the exhibition welcomes approximately 10,000 wine professionals and wine lovers, from Greece and abroad.
Oenorama features around 250 exhibitors, presenting more than 2,500 wines from Greece and abroad, as well as nearly 100 Greek distillates.
As in last year, and in an effort to delve even deeper into its core subject, the exhibition focuses on the stories behind the wine, the terroirs, meaning their distinct places of origin, as well as the vintages, the years in which the grapes are grown and matured for wine production.
Some of Oenorama’s key highlights include:
- The popular Wine Gallery©, which this year is divided into two sections: one dedicated to selected Value Wines, with a retail price of up to €10, and another featuring New Releases. Tastings are conducted, as always, without the presence of winemakers, but with full information provided for each wine, using a self-pour / walk-around system, allowing visitors to serve themselves under ideal tasting conditions. This year, access is open to everyone: both wine professionals and wine lovers.
- The equally popular Wine Revelations hall, featuring very small and/or newly emerging wineries on the market, aimed at consumers and professionals seeking the protagonists of tomorrow.
- A brand new hall, Wine Experiences, makes its debut as a multi-dimensional wine space, dedicated to anything and anyone with something new or distinctive to present, with wine at the center, including innovative winemakers and their wines. Within this space, the legendary Oyster Bar returns to the exhibition, while the entrance to the Side Events Hall is also located here. The Side Events (tasting masterclasses, presentations, talks, and more) also return to Oenorama 2026.
- The Assyrtiko Wine Bar is another new addition, hosted within the Wine Experiences hall. It presents single-varietal Assyrtiko wines from across Greece, as well as PDO Santorini wines from the variety’s island of origin. The goal is to showcase Assyrtiko in its full range and diversity, through a wide array of different expressions.
- Oenotechnia, the well-known area hosting the cutting edge of vineyard and winery technology, along with related equipment, supplies, and services.
Oenorama is divided into seven four-hour time sessions:
- Friday, March 13:
- 5:00 PM – 9:00 PM (opening day)
- Saturday, March 14 and Sunday, March 15 and Monday, March 16:
– 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM
– 3:00 PM – 7:00 PM
On this platform, tickets are available at preferential prices as follows:
- Four-Hour Ticket: €18 (€15 for students), valid for one four-hour session on any day
- Full-Day Ticket: €28 (€23 for students), valid for two four-hour sessions on the same day
- VIP Ticket: €60, valid for the entire duration of the exhibition (all 7 sessions)
Tickets purchased through this platform are issued without any additional online service fees.
At the exhibition box office, ticket availability is not guaranteed, as the number of visitors per time session is limited and predetermined.
On-site ticket prices are as follows:
- Four-Hour Ticket: €20 (€17 for students)
- Full-Day Ticket: €30 (€25 for students)
- VIP Ticket: €65, valid for the entire exhibition (all 7 sessions)
WHO IS ENTITLED TO FREE ADMISSION TO OENORAMA 2026
- International wine buyers may submit a request for free admission to Oenorama 2026 for the entire duration of the exhibition (all 7 sessions) by clicking here.
Requests will be reviewed by the organizing company before approval.
- Greek HoReCa professionals may submit a request for free admission to Oenorama 2026 for Friday, March 13 2026 and Monday, March 16 2026 by clicking here.
Requests will be reviewed by the organizing company before approval.
If they wish to visit the exhibition on any other day or additional sessions, the appropriate ticket must be purchased.
- Persons with disabilities (PwD) and one accompanying person, for one single four-hour session of their choice.
- Journalists, upon presentation of a valid press ID.
The organizing company of Oenorama does not issue free invitation passes to the general public.
The organizing company, Vinetum, reserves the right to use photographs and videos taken during the event for purposes of publicity, promotion, and archiving, across websites, social media, print, and other electronic or non-electronic media. Attendance at the event implies consent to the possible appearance in such materials.
For more information about the exhibition, the exhibitors, and their products, with full details, please visit the official website: www.oenorama.com.
Oenorama is the largest and most important wine exhibition in Greece and the largest exhibition of Greek wine worldwide. It has been held in Athens since 1994. Each year, the exhibition welcomes approximately 10,000 wine professionals and wine lovers, from Greece and abroad.
Oenorama features around 250 exhibitors, presenting more than 2,500 wines from Greece and abroad, as well as nearly 100 Greek distillates.
As in last year, and in an effort to delve even deeper into its core subject, the exhibition focuses on the stories behind the wine, the terroirs, meaning their distinct places of origin, as well as the vintages, the years in which the grapes are grown and matured for wine production.
Some of Oenorama’s key highlights include:
- The popular Wine Gallery©, which this year is divided into two sections: one dedicated to selected Value Wines, with a retail price of up to €10, and another featuring New Releases. Tastings are conducted, as always, without the presence of winemakers, but with full information provided for each wine, using a self-pour / walk-around system, allowing visitors to serve themselves under ideal tasting conditions. This year, access is open to everyone: both wine professionals and wine lovers.
- The equally popular Wine Revelations hall, featuring very small and/or newly emerging wineries on the market, aimed at consumers and professionals seeking the protagonists of tomorrow.
- A brand new hall, Wine Experiences, makes its debut as a multi-dimensional wine space, dedicated to anything and anyone with something new or distinctive to present, with wine at the center, including innovative winemakers and their wines. Within this space, the legendary Oyster Bar returns to the exhibition, while the entrance to the Side Events Hall is also located here. The Side Events (tasting masterclasses, presentations, talks, and more) also return to Oenorama 2026.
- The Assyrtiko Wine Bar is another new addition, hosted within the Wine Experiences hall. It presents single-varietal Assyrtiko wines from across Greece, as well as PDO Santorini wines from the variety’s island of origin. The goal is to showcase Assyrtiko in its full range and diversity, through a wide array of different expressions.
- Oenotechnia, the well-known area hosting the cutting edge of vineyard and winery technology, along with related equipment, supplies, and services.
Oenorama is divided into seven four-hour time sessions:
- Friday, March 13:
- 5:00 PM – 9:00 PM (opening day)
- Saturday, March 14 and Sunday, March 15 and Monday, March 16:
– 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM
– 3:00 PM – 7:00 PM
On this platform, tickets are available at preferential prices as follows:
- Four-Hour Ticket: €18 (€15 for students), valid for one four-hour session on any day
- Full-Day Ticket: €28 (€23 for students), valid for two four-hour sessions on the same day
- VIP Ticket: €60, valid for the entire duration of the exhibition (all 7 sessions)
Tickets purchased through this platform are issued without any additional online service fees.
At the exhibition box office, ticket availability is not guaranteed, as the number of visitors per time session is limited and predetermined.
On-site ticket prices are as follows:
- Four-Hour Ticket: €20 (€17 for students)
- Full-Day Ticket: €30 (€25 for students)
- VIP Ticket: €65, valid for the entire exhibition (all 7 sessions)
WHO IS ENTITLED TO FREE ADMISSION TO OENORAMA 2026
- International wine buyers may submit a request for free admission to Oenorama 2026 for the entire duration of the exhibition (all 7 sessions) by clicking here.
Requests will be reviewed by the organizing company before approval.
- Greek HoReCa professionals may submit a request for free admission to Oenorama 2026 for Friday, March 13 2026 and Monday, March 16 2026 by clicking here.
Requests will be reviewed by the organizing company before approval.
If they wish to visit the exhibition on any other day or additional sessions, the appropriate ticket must be purchased.
- Persons with disabilities (PwD) and one accompanying person, for one single four-hour session of their choice.
- Journalists, upon presentation of a valid press ID.
The organizing company of Oenorama does not issue free invitation passes to the general public.
The organizing company, Vinetum, reserves the right to use photographs and videos taken during the event for purposes of publicity, promotion, and archiving, across websites, social media, print, and other electronic or non-electronic media. Attendance at the event implies consent to the possible appearance in such materials.
For more information about the exhibition, the exhibitors, and their products, with full details, please visit the official website: www.oenorama.com.
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