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Notable exhibitors
Companies exhibiting at Salon Des Vignerons Et Des Terroirs 2027 include AUX DÉLICES DE MONSIEUR PATTE D'OURS, Champagne Roland Boulard & Filles, Château la Boissière, Domaine Debray and Domaine Edelweiss.
- AUX DÉLICES DE MONSIEUR PATTE D'OURS
- Champagne Roland Boulard & Filles
- Château la Boissière
- Domaine Debray
- Domaine Edelweiss
Event overview
Overview
Salon Des Vignerons Et Des Terroirs 2027 is set to take place from February 5 to 7 at Forum Gambetta in Calais, France. This exhibition will highlight over 30 exhibitors, offering a unique opportunity for wine lovers to taste and purchase exceptional wines from various French regions.
The event aims to foster connections between wine producers and consumers in a warm and convivial atmosphere. Salon Des Vignerons Et Des Terroirs 2027 takes place in Calais, France.
TL;DR
- 1Dates and venue: Expected 5-7 February 2027 at Forum Gambetta, Calais; confirm public hours with organiser COTEO before booking travel.
- 2Format and entry: Producer stands, tutored tastings and direct bottle sales; admission is EUR 3 per person and free with an invitation.
- 3Tasting scope: French appellation wines from Bordeaux, Burgundy, Champagne, Loire, Rhone, Alsace and Provence, plus organic, biodynamic and regional cuvees.
- 4Audience: Calais-area wine lovers, cavistes, sommeliers, restaurant buyers and cross-Channel visitors from Belgium and southeast England.
- 5Travel snapshot: Reach Calais by ferry, car or regional rail; useful airports are Lille LIL, Paris CDG and Brussels BRU, with Calais-Dunkerque CQF not a scheduled commercial gateway.
Why visit
Visitors will have the chance to taste a variety of wines from renowned French regions such as Alsace, Burgundy, and Bordeaux. Dates and Venue: Salon Des Vignerons Et Des Terroirs 2027 runs from February 5 to 7, 2027, at Forum Gambetta, Calais, France. Buyer Authority: Attendees include wine enthusiasts, consumers, and industry professionals.
Why exhibit
Exhibitors gain visibility among wine enthusiasts and industry professionals, facilitating direct sales and networking opportunities. Scale and Focus: This event features over 30 exhibitors showcasing a wide range of French wines. Buyer Authority: Attendees include wine enthusiasts, consumers, and industry professionals. Meet qualified buyers and partners including Wine producers from various French regions, Distributors of fine wines, Local wineries showcasing their.
Attendees, exhibitors & solutions
Who this event is for
Visitor profile
Typical attendee groups you can expect to meet.
Wine collectors and cellar builders looking for direct-from-producer bottles and older millesimes
Cavistes and independent wine merchants sourcing French appellations for retail shelves
Sommeliers and restaurant beverage buyers comparing by-the-glass and list wines
Hotel, brasserie and hospitality F&B managers building local wine lists
Wine educators and oenology students tasting across French regions in one room
Weekend wine lovers from Hauts-de-France, Belgium and southeast England
Gift buyers and special-occasion shoppers looking for bottles with cellar-door provenance
Food producers and cheese mongers exploring pairing collaborations
Wine tourism planners researching domain visits and cellar-door experiences
Local residents stocking up on everyday appellation wines and mixed cases
Exhibitor profile
Main supplier and exhibitor segments present at the show.
Independent French vignerons and family estates pouring current releases
Cooperative cellars and appellation syndicates representing a region
Negociants and merchant houses with allocated or older-vintage stocks
Organic, biodynamic and natural-wine producers
Champagne and sparkling-wine houses
Regional wine boards and appellation promotion bodies
Wine accessory, glassware and packaging suppliers
Wine tourism, cellar-door hospitality and wine-school providers
Small importers and distributors serving northern France and Belgium
Local wine merchants and cavistes with shop allocations
Product categories
Key solution areas showcased across the event.
Red wines from Bordeaux, Burgundy, Rhone, Languedoc and southwest France
White wines from Loire, Alsace, Burgundy and Savoie
Champagne and sparkling wines from other French regions
Rose from Provence, Loire and Languedoc
Organic, biodynamic and natural wines
Sweet and fortified wines such as Banyuls, Maury and Muscat
Regional IGP and Vin de France ranges
Older-vintage and library releases from participating estates
Wine accessories, glassware and preservation tools
Wine tourism and cellar-door experiences
Mixed cases and everyday drinking wines for local buyers
Allocation-worthy bottles for cavistes and restaurants
Location & Facilities
Venue
Forum Gambetta
23 Boulevard Gambetta, 62100 - Calais
Facilities
Parking
Forum Gambetta in Calais typically provides on-site or adjacent visitor parking during major trade fairs; confirm daily rates, payment methods and hall access on the organiser or venue website before travel.
Food options
On-site catering
On-site diningParking: Forum Gambetta in Calais typically provides on-site or adjacent visitor parking during major trade fairs; confirm daily rates, payment methods and hall access on the organiser or venue website before travel.
Gate: Follow organiser signage to the main visitor entrance at Forum Gambetta for badge collection; allow extra time for security screening during peak morning arrival.
Attend
Entry & tickets
General admission
General admission fee
3
Who runs the show
Organisers
COTEO
How the last edition performed
Previous edition
This edition
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Exhibitors: 30
Next edition
Not announced yet
Intelligence
Market context
Key market insights, trends, news and related events to help you understand the bigger picture.
Calais, France
Why it matters
Attending Salon Des Vignerons Et Des Terroirs 2027 on 2027-02-05 to 2027-02-07 in Calais lets buyers and specifiers benchmark suppliers, see live demonstrations, and compress months of vendor meetings into one focused trade visit — worthwhile when your category roadmap aligns with the official exhibitor profile.
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Plan your trip
Travel & logistics
Local currency · EUR
Arrival airports
Choose from the following airports, with convenient access to the event and venue.
Lille Airport
The most practical northern France gateway for Calais. TGV connections from Lille Europe and Lille Flandres link to Paris and the region; from the airport, use taxi or shuttle to Lille station
TBA
to venue
Approx. 1 h 15 min by car; confirm traffic and parking
by car
Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport
Largest international gateway for long-haul visitors. Allow a 2-3 hour ground transfer and confirm the last train or bus to Calais before booking a late arrival
TBA
to venue
Approx. 2 h 45 min by car; TGV to Lille or Calais plus taxi is an alternative
by car
Ostend-Bruges International Airport
Limited scheduled passenger service. Check whether your route operates in February before relying on OST; otherwise use Brussels or Lille
TBA
to venue
Approx. 1 h 20 min by car; confirm seasonal routes
by car
Calais-Dunkerque Airport
No scheduled commercial passenger flights are listed for CQF in the available material; treat it as a private or general aviation option only and check before planning
TBA
to venue
Approx. 15-20 min by car; confirm local taxi availability
by car
Hotel tiers
A range of accommodation options near the venue and across key areas.
Holiday Inn Calais - Coquelles by IHG
4-star
Coquelles4.2
Holiday Inn Calais - Centre Car Ferry by IHG
4-star
Calais centre / car ferry district3.9
B&B HOTEL Calais Terminal Cite de l'Europe 4 etoiles
4-star
Cite de l'Europe, Coquelles4.3
B&B HOTEL Calais Terminal Cite de l'Europe 3 etoiles
3-star
Cite de l'Europe, Coquelles4.0
Sure Hotel by Best Western Calais Coquelles Tunnel sous la Manche
2-star
Coquelles / Channel Tunnel3.8
Hotel Restaurant de la Plage
unrated boutique hotel
Calais seafront3.8
L'haut'aile, Hotel-Restaurant-Seminaires - The Originals City Coquelles
3-star
Coquelles4.2
Local transport
Get around the city with these convenient transport options.
Walking
Estimated costFree
Best forCentral Calais hotels to Forum Gambetta
Some central accommodation sits roughly 180 m from Forum Gambetta, so walking works well for centre-based stays. Allow 5-15 minutes depending on your hotel and the weather.
SITAC bus
Estimated costEUR 35-85 taxi or rideshare to the venue district
Best forCalais centre to Coquelles / Cite de l'Europe hotel zone
SITAC operates urban routes in Calais and links the centre with the Coquelles and Cite de l'Europe zone. Buy on board or at the tourist office; services thin out in the evening.
Taxi
Estimated costApprox. EUR 35-85 taxi or rideshare to the venue district; confirm fare before departure
Best forCoquelles / Cite de l'Europe hotel cluster to Forum Gambetta
Chain hotels in Coquelles sit outside the centre and need a short drive or bus ride. Book a return taxi for the evening tasting slot rather than relying on street hails.
Rideshare
Estimated costApp quote; typically comparable to local taxi fares
Best forHotel to Forum Gambetta
Uber and Bolt coverage in Calais can be thin, especially late evening and Sundays. Keep a local taxi number as backup and confirm pickup points near the venue.
Car
Estimated costFuel and tolls extra; parking rates not confirmed
Best forA16 / A26 to central Calais and Forum Gambetta
Calais is well connected by the A16 and A26, but central parking fills on busy event days. Consider hotel parking in Coquelles and a taxi or bus into the centre.
Regional rail
Estimated costTER ticket price varies by origin; local taxi or walk from station
Best forCalais Ville station to Forum Gambetta
TER Hauts-de-France trains link Calais Ville with Lille and other regional points. From the station, walk or take a short taxi to the venue; confirm timetables before travel.
Ferry
Estimated costFerry fare varies by operator and vehicle; port transfer extra
Best forCalais port to central Calais / Forum Gambetta
Ferry arrivals at Calais port need a short taxi or bus into the centre. Allow time for passport control and port traffic, especially on peak weekends.
taxi
Estimated costEUR 35-85 taxi or rideshare to the venue district
Best forLille Airport (LIL) to Forum Gambetta
Approx. 1 h 15 min by car; confirm traffic and parking; The most practical northern France gateway for Calais. TGV connections from Lille Europe and Lille Flandres link to Paris and the region; from the airport, use taxi or shuttle to Lille station.
Weather
February is winter on the Channel coast: cool, windy and showery. Daytime temperatures often sit around 2-8°C, with wind chill near the seafront. Build indoor breaks into your tasting route and check the forecast 7-10 days before travel.
Plan for the climate
Check temperatures and pack accordingly
Venue connectivity
EU roaming rules apply for travellers on EU SIMs; UK and non-EU visitors should check their operator's France pass. French prepaid SIMs and eSIMs are sold in Calais, but venue Wi-Fi at Forum Gambetta is not confirmed, so bring a charged power bank and download tickets offline. Ask COTEO about exhibitor internet if you need live stand demos.
Ride-hailing
Taxis
Public transit
Car rentals
Cultural notes
Useful information to help you have a smooth and respectful visit.
Greeting
Say bonjour before asking for a taste; a handshake or polite nod is standard at producer stands. A short introduction and interest in the appellation go a long way.
Tasting etiquette
Use the spittoon, take small pours and ask before photographing labels or stands. Spitting is normal at a French wine salon and is expected if you plan to taste across many producers.
Language
Many exhibitors speak some English, but French terms for appellation, cepage and millesime help the conversation. Speak slowly and ask producers to write down vineyard names you want to remember.
Purchasing
Direct sales are common; ask about shipping, duty and carry limits before buying a full case. Some producers may offer mixed cases or hold bottles for later collection.
Dress and scent
Smart-casual is fine; avoid strong perfume or cologne because it masks the wine. Wear layers for the venue and a waterproof outer layer for the walk between hotels and Forum Gambetta.
Timing
Late morning and late afternoon are often busiest; go early for quieter conversations with vignerons. If you want to talk allocation or export, ask for a less busy moment rather than the peak lunch rush.
Practical guides
Visitor & Exhibitor Essentials
Everything needed to arrive prepared, navigate the event, and make the visit productive.
Flights
Destination: LIL
Book flights to Paris CDG, Lille LIL or Brussels BRU rather than Calais-Dunkerque CQF, which has no scheduled commercial service in the available material. February half-term and ferry traffic can push up fares and hotel rates; compare rail and ferry options from London and Brussels before committing. Allow a 2-3 hour ground transfer from CDG and confirm the last train or bus to Calais.
Transport
Get to the venue and around the city with these options.
Airport → venue: Primary gateways: Lille Airport (LIL): Approx. 1 h 15 min by car; confirm traffic and parking; Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG): Approx. 2 h 45 min by car; TGV to Lille or Calais plus taxi is an alternative; Ostend-Bruges International Airport (OST): Approx. 1 h 20 min by car; confirm seasonal routes; Calais-Dunkerque Airport (CQF): Approx. 15-20 min by car; confirm local taxi availability. Allow road or rail time to Forum Gambetta; on-site parking is usually available at major exhibition v
Hotel → venue: Precinct hotels near Forum Gambetta: Coquelles: Holiday Inn Calais - Coquelles by IHG; Calais centre / car ferry district: Holiday Inn Calais - Centre Car Ferry by IHG; Cite de l'Europe, Coquelles: B&B HOTEL Calais Terminal Cite de l'Europe 4 etoiles.
Ride-hail: Uber and Bolt coverage in Calais can be thin, especially late evening and on Sundays. Local taxis are the safer bet; ask your hotel to book a return car from Forum Gambetta, or keep a taxi number saved. Confirm the fare and payment method before setting off for Coquelles.
Public transit: SITAC operates urban buses in Calais and links the centre with the Coquelles/Cite de l'Europe hotel and shopping zone. Buy a single ticket on board or at the tourist office; approximate fare EUR 1.50-2.00, confirm current tariffs. Services thin out in the evening, so check the last bus before a late tasting.
Parking: Parking is available in the Forum Gambetta venue district, but February rates and capacity were not published in the available material. Confirm with the venue or COTEO, arrive early on the first day, and consider hotel parking in Coquelles with a taxi or bus into the centre if central spaces are full.
Weather
Plan and pack for the event climate.
Month: February 2027
Temperature: Approx. 2-8°C (35-46°F) by day; near 0-3°C at night. Wind chill near the Channel can make it feel colder.
Seasonality: February is a wet and windy month on the Channel coast; expect frequent showers and strong sea breezes. Rain can arrive quickly, so plan indoor breaks and waterproof layers rather than relying on a dry forecast.
Packing: Waterproof jacket with hood, warm mid-layers, scarf and gloves, sturdy shoes, compact umbrella, tasting notebook, reusable water bottle, ID and a tote for bottles. Smart-casual is fine; avoid strong perfume or cologne.
Plan your trip
Planning
Best day to visit: Day 2 (mid-show)
Mid-show days at Salon Des Vignerons Et Des Terroirs 2027 usually combine full exhibitor attendance with scheduled B2B meetings, before early pack-down on the final day.
T-1
14 days out: Confirm the 2027 dates, public hours and EUR 3 entry policy on salon-des-vignerons.com; ask whether a tasting glass is included.
T-2
Book a refundable hotel in central Calais if you want to walk to Forum Gambetta, or in Coquelles/Cite de l'Europe if you are driving and want chain-hotel parking.
T-3
Compare rail, ferry and car options; if flying, price Lille LIL, Paris CDG and Brussels BRU before choosing, and allow 2-3 hours for the onward ground transfer from CDG.
T-4
Set a bottle budget and decide how you will carry wine home; check ferry, Eurotunnel and airline baggage rules before buying cases at the salon.
T-5
Reserve a return taxi or rideshare if you stay in Coquelles; evening availability may be thin after tastings and local bus services thin out.
T-6
Pack a tasting notebook, water bottle, spittoon-friendly habits and a warm waterproof layer for February on the Channel coast.
T-7
Check French alcohol rules and age limits; bring ID if you may look under 18, and plan a designated driver or public transport if you intend to taste.
T-8
Download the SITAC bus map and save the venue address; print hotel confirmation and travel insurance details for immigration or ferry check-in if needed.
T-9
Leave space in your bag for a few bottles and ask producers about shipping before you buy a full case; mixed cases are easier to carry than heavy single bottles.
T-10
Plan your tasting route by region so you are not jumping from Champagne to Bordeaux to Rhone with a tired palate; start with lighter whites and finish with sweet or fortified wines.
T-11
Eat a proper meal before the salon and carry water; bread and cheese are not a substitute for pacing yourself across a long tasting session.
T-12
Check whether the venue accepts cash or card for entry and bottle sales; small producers may prefer cash, so bring some euros.
T-13
Confirm accessibility with COTEO if you use a wheelchair or need step-free access; ask about aisle widths and accessible toilets before travelling.
T-14
Set a meeting point and time with your group; crowded halls and low phone batteries make it easy to lose each other after a few tastings.
Sample visitor itinerary
Route-optimised day
Day 1 · morning
Registration and hall orientation at Forum Gambetta
Day 2 · core sessions
Supplier meetings and product demos
Day 3 · wrap-up
Final negotiations and follow-up
Networking spots
2Salon Des Vignerons Et Des Terroirs 2027 registration concourse
Forum Gambetta
Central meeting point before and between hall appointments during show days.
Organiser B2B lounge (if offered)
Forum Gambetta
Hosted matchmaking and buyer programmes when published by the organiser.
Budget
Costs & budget
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Estimated budget
Live estimate
- Hotel × 2 nights€190.00
- Per diem × 2€150.00
Estimated total€340.00
This is a directional estimate. Please verify live rates before booking.
Cost reference
Official cost items and estimated ranges for exhibitors.
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Decision
Visit, exhibit, or skip?
Should you go?
Use this quick check to decide whether Salon Des Vignerons Et Des Terroirs 2027 fits your visit, exhibit or skip plan.
QUESTION 1 OF 6
What is your primary role?
Decision matrix
Compare participation options side by side to choose the best fit for your objectives.
visit
Your category focus aligns with the official product themes.
Best for
Buyers, researchers, and delegates evaluating the programme and networking value.
Min. budget
$400.00
Timeline
4-8 weeks before opening day for registration and travel.
Risks
Limited session times published - confirm agenda before booking.
exhibit
You have a clear lead-generation or launch goal for this market.
Best for
Suppliers and brands seeking qualified meetings with the event audience.
Min. budget
$2,500.00
Timeline
3-6 months for stand booking, freight, and marketing prep.
Risks
Booth pricing not published in captured sources - confirm with organiser.
skip
Programme, audience, or commercial goals do not match your plan.
Best for
Teams whose category or region fit is weak this edition.
Timeline
N/A
Risks
No major risks listed.
FAQs & glossary
Answers
Frequently asked
What is the Salon des Vignerons in Calais?
It is a wine fair at Forum Gambetta where French vignerons and merchants pour and sell wines directly to consumers and trade visitors. COTEO organises the Calais edition, and the tasting focus is French appellation wine across regions rather than a single appellation or a broad drinks expo.
When exactly is the 2027 Salon des Vignerons?
The 2027 edition is expected over 5-7 February 2027; confirm exact public opening hours on salon-des-vignerons.com before booking travel. February is low season in Calais, but half-term and ferry traffic can still affect hotel availability.
Where is Forum Gambetta and how do I get there?
Forum Gambetta is in central Calais, within walking distance of much of the town-centre accommodation and a short taxi or bus ride from Calais Ville station. If you arrive by ferry or car, follow signs for the centre and allow extra time for port traffic and parking.
How much does entry cost?
Admission is EUR 3 per person and free with an invitation, according to the listing data. Ask COTEO whether a tasting glass is included or rented, and whether card payment is accepted at the door.
Is the salon open to the public or trade only?
The event is consumer-facing, with direct bottle sales, and trade buyers such as cavistes and sommeliers are also welcome. No separate trade-only day is confirmed, so B2B visitors should arrive early for quieter producer conversations.
Can I buy bottles to take home?
Yes, direct sales are a core part of a Salon des Vignerons. Bring a sturdy tote, ask about shipping and duty for larger orders, and check ferry, Eurotunnel or airline baggage limits before buying a case.
How do I get to Calais from Paris CDG?
Take the TGV from CDG to Lille Europe or Calais, then finish by taxi or SITAC bus to Forum Gambetta; by car the drive is roughly 2 h 45 min depending on traffic. Confirm live train times and fares before travel.
Are children or dogs allowed at the wine fair?
This is an alcohol-tasting event, so check with COTEO before bringing children or dogs. Children may be allowed with an adult but will not be served wine; assistance dogs are a separate case and should be confirmed with the venue.
Is Forum Gambetta accessible for wheelchair users?
Accessibility details were not published in the available material; contact COTEO or the venue before booking to ask about step-free entry, accessible toilets and stand aisle widths. Central Calais hotels should also be asked directly about adapted rooms.
What should I wear and bring?
Smart-casual clothes, warm layers, a waterproof jacket and comfortable shoes for February in Calais. Bring a tasting notebook, water bottle, ID and a tote for bottles; avoid strong perfume or cologne because it interferes with tasting.
How do I apply to exhibit as a vigneron?
Contact COTEO through salon-des-vignerons.com and ask for the exhibitor application, stand fees and manual. French producers, cooperative cellars and negociants are the core exhibitor profile; include your appellation, production size and export interest in the enquiry.
Is parking available at Forum Gambetta?
Parking is available in the venue district, but rates and capacity were not published in the available material. Confirm with the venue or COTEO, arrive early on the first day, and consider hotel parking in Coquelles with a taxi or bus into the centre.
Can I taste everything without swallowing?
Yes. Spittoons are standard at French wine tastings, and spitting is normal and expected if you plan to taste across many stands. Drink water, eat bread between tastings and never drive after drinking.
Will producers speak English?
Many exhibitors speak some English, but this is a French regional salon and not every stand will be fluent. Learn a few French tasting phrases and bring a notebook; showing interest in appellation and cepage usually opens the conversation.
Glossary
- AOC/AOP
- Appellation d'Origine Controlee or Appellation d'Origine Protegee. The French protected-origin label that ties a wine to a delimited area and production rules; at the salon, producers will often lead with the appellation on the label before discussing grape and vintage.
- IGP
- Indication Geographique Protegee, a broader French and European origin label than AOC. IGP wines can be varietal-led and offer value for buyers building everyday lists or looking for wines outside the classic appellation structure.
- Millesime
- Vintage. The year the grapes were harvested; it matters for ageing, weather conditions and the price of older bottles. Ask a producer how a given millesime is showing before buying a library release.
- Cepage
- Grape variety, such as Cabernet Franc, Chardonnay or Chenin Blanc. Ask which cepages are in a blend before comparing styles, especially in regions that allow several varieties in one appellation.
- Terroir
- The combination of soil, slope, climate and local winemaking tradition that shapes a wine's character. It is the core of French appellation marketing and a useful question when comparing two wines from the same grape.
- Cave cooperative
- A shared winery where member growers pool grapes and equipment. Cooperative stands are a good place to taste a region's entry-level and mid-range styles and to understand a vintage across many parcels.
- Negociant
- A merchant that buys grapes, must or finished wine and raises or bottles it under its own label. Negociants often bring older vintages, allocated bottles and cross-region ranges to a salon.
- Caviste
- A specialist wine retailer. Cavistes attend to compare appellations, negotiate allocations and find bottles that will stand out on a shop shelf rather than simply match a restaurant list.
- Primeur
- A young wine released shortly after harvest, notably Beaujolais Nouveau. Not every salon pours primeur, but it is a useful term when asking about freshness and early-drinking styles.
- Degustation
- Tasting. At a wine salon, degustation usually means a small pour, a short discussion about the wine and the option to spit rather than swallow so you can keep tasting safely.
- Biodynamic
- A farming approach that treats the vineyard as a closed ecological system, often with certified preparations and lunar calendars. Ask for certification if this matters to your buyers or your cellar.
- Sommelier
- A wine professional who manages service and pairings in restaurants and hotels. Sommeliers use fairs like this to compare styles across appellations in one session before revising a wine list.
- Vin de France
- A French wine category without a specific geographic appellation. It gives producers flexibility on grape and blend and is often used for experimental or value-focused cuvees.
- Chaptalisation
- Adding sugar to must before fermentation to raise potential alcohol, a regulated practice in some cooler French regions. It is a technical point worth asking about when tasting lean vintages.
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