
Wine Paris & Vinexpo Paris 2026
A trade-only Paris exhibition and conference for wine, spirits, and no-alcohol beverages, organized by Vinexposium.

A four-night Seat at the Table journey across Paris and Champagne, built around private access to two Champagne houses, fine dining, cultural immersion, and French art de vivre.
Champagne & Château: "The September Harvest" is a four-night Seat at the Table journey across Paris and Champagne. The format is framed as a private, choreographed immersion in Champagne and French art de vivre, not as a standard tour or group trip. The itinerary begins in Paris and continues into Champagne, with the broader journey built around private access, dining, and cultural immersion.
The central wine component is private access to two Champagne houses. The program also includes fine dining, long-lunch or long-table formats, rare cuvées, intimate dinners, and private transfers between Paris and Champagne. The Champagne portion is described through vines and vaulted cellars, while the overall structure connects those elements with cultural immersion rather than a conventional sightseeing schedule.
The Paris opening is tied to Maison Souquet in Montmartre, described by the organizer as a five-star hotel. Guests are described as checking into private rooms before a welcome evening selected by Seat at the Table, with Champagne and considered bites included in that opening segment. Those details place the first part of the itinerary in Paris before the journey moves toward Champagne.
Seat at the Table organizes the journey. The listed price is 4650, and the organizer listing references registration of interest and waitlisting. The official page also describes the number of places as extremely limited, so access is presented through the organizer’s own registration and waitlist path rather than open-ended general admission language.
The focus is Champagne, presented as a four-night private journey across Paris and Champagne with two Champagne houses and a French art de vivre framework.
The program includes private access to two Champagne houses, along with rare cuvées and time in the Champagne region described through vines and vaulted cellars.
The itinerary includes fine dining, long-lunch or long-table formats, intimate dinners, cultural immersion, and French art de vivre experiences.
Seat at the Table organizes the experience.
The listed price is 4650, and the organizer listing references registration of interest and waitlisting.

A trade-only Paris exhibition and conference for wine, spirits, and no-alcohol beverages, organized by Vinexposium.

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