Dates

    16–18 Oct 2026

    City / country

    München, Germany

    Venue

    Praterinsel

    Time

    1:00 PM – 7:00 PM

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    Event overview

    Overview

    Wein Munchen Autumn 2026 invites wine lovers and industry professionals to explore a diverse selection of wines from Germany and around the world. Taking place at Praterinsel, the event will showcase approximately 900 wines from 120 exhibitors, providing a unique opportunity to taste and learn about the latest vintages.

    Attendees can engage directly with producers and gain insights into new wine trends. Wein Munchen Autumn 2026 takes place in München, Germany.

    TL;DR

    1. 1Dates and Venue: Wein Munchen Autumn 2026 runs from October 16 to 18 at Praterinsel, Munich, Germany.
    2. 2Scale and Focus: The event features around 120 exhibitors showcasing approximately 900 wines from various regions.
    3. 3Organiser: The event is organised by weberMESSE GmbH, with more details available on their official website.
    4. 4Entry: Tickets are available online starting at 23 Euros, with on-site sales at 25 Euros.

    Why visit

    Wein München Herbst fills the Praterinsel halls with a walk-around tasting floor from 16 to 18 October 2026, where growers pour at their own stands rather than behind a retail counter.

    Why exhibit

    Showcase your products to a targeted audience of wine enthusiasts and industry professionals. The event features around 120 exhibitors showcasing approximately 900 wines from various regions. Attendees include wine enthusiasts, trade professionals, and representatives from the gastronomy sector. Wein Munchen Autumn 2026 invites wine lovers and industry professionals to explore a diverse selection of wines from Germany and around the world.

    Attendees, exhibitors & solutions

    Who this event is for

    Visitor profile

    Typical attendee groups you can expect to meet.

    Wine enthusiasts looking to explore new varieties
    Trade professionals seeking to expand their offerings
    Gastronomy representatives interested in sourcing wines
    Importers and distributors looking for new suppliers
    Sommelier and wine critics evaluating new vintages
    Event planners seeking unique wine options for their clients

    Exhibitor profile

    Main supplier and exhibitor segments present at the show.

    Winemakers showcasing their latest vintages
    Wine importers presenting international selections
    Local vineyards promoting regional specialties
    Suppliers of wine-related products and services
    Gastronomy businesses looking for unique offerings
    Wine distributors connecting with potential clients

    Product categories

    Key solution areas showcased across the event.

    Red wines from various regions
    White wines including popular varietals
    Sparkling wines and champagnes
    Organic and biodynamic wines
    Dessert wines and fortified wines
    Wines from emerging wine regions

    Location & Facilities

    Venue

    Praterinsel

    Praterinsel 3-4, 80538 München

    Facilities

    Parking

    Praterinsel in München 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 dining

    Parking: Praterinsel in München 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 Praterinsel for badge collection; allow extra time for security screening during peak morning arrival.

    Attend

    Entry & tickets

    Event days & opening times

    DayOpening hours
    October 16 to 18, 2026Friday 1:00 PM – 7:00 PM
    Saturday12:00 PM – 7:00 PM
    Sunday12:00 PM – 6:00 PM
    • General admission

      Advance purchase online

      23
    • General admission

      On-site purchase

      25
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    Who runs the show

    Organisers

    weberMESSE GmbH

    How the last edition performed

    Previous edition

    Last edition

    2025

    Completed

    Next edition

    Not announced yet

    Edition recap

    WeinMünchen Herbst is the autumn edition of the Munich wine fair at Praterinsel, listed on the official weberMESSE site. Search results also point to an exhibitor directory page for the event. No post-show visitor or exhibitor figures for the prior completed edition were stated in the captured snippets.

    Impact

    A bigger and stronger platform

    WeinMünchen Herbst is the autumn edition of the Munich wine fair at Praterinsel, listed on the official weberMESSE site. Search results also point to an exhibitor directory page for the event. No post-show visitor or exhibitor figures for the prior completed edition were stated in the captured snippets.

    Audience quality

    High-value decision-makers

    WeinMünchen Herbst is the autumn edition of the Munich wine fair at Praterinsel, listed on the official weberMESSE site. Search results also point to an exhibitor directory page for the event. No post-show visitor or exhibitor figures for the prior completed edition were stated in the captured snippets.

    Exhibitor outcomes

    Real business growth

    WeinMünchen Herbst is the autumn edition of the Munich wine fair at Praterinsel, listed on the official weberMESSE site. Search results also point to an exhibitor directory page for the event. No post-show visitor or exhibitor figures for the prior completed edition were stated in the captured snippets.

    Intelligence

    Market context

    Key market insights, trends, news and related events to help you understand the bigger picture.

    München, Germany

    Why it matters

    On 2026-10-16 to 2026-10-18, Wein Munchen Autumn 2026 in München covering Red wines from various regions, White wines including popular varietals, Sparkling wines and champagnes, Organic and bio gives energy buyers a single calendar window to compare suppliers, validate specs on the stand, and book follow-ups before the next buying cycle - especially when your roadmap matches the published 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.

    MUC

    Munich Airport

    The primary gateway for Munich with the widest European and long-haul schedule. S1 and S8 run on the same trunk line through the city, so either works for Isartor and the Altstadt

    approx. 37 km north-east of Praterinsel

    to venue

    35-50 min by road; approx. 40 min by S-Bahn S1/S8 to the city centre plus 8-10 min walk

    by car

    NUE

    Nuremberg Airport

    A secondary option when Munich fares spike. The U2 U-Bahn links the terminal to Nuremberg Hbf, where ICE services reach Munich Hbf in roughly one hour

    approx. 170 km north of Munich

    to venue

    approx. 1h45-2h by ICE rail via Nuremberg Hbf, plus city transfer

    by car

    FMM

    Memmingen Airport

    Regional airport serving the event metro - confirm routes with Maps

    to venue

    by car

    Hotel tiers

    A range of accommodation options near the venue and across key areas.

    Mercure Hotel Muenchen City Center

    midscale
    Munich city centre, near the main station

    4.5

    Practical base for a tasting weekend: 10 minutes to Isartor by S-Bahn or a 20 to 25 minute walk to Praterinsel. Approximate mid-October night rate band, confirm on booking.

    Novotel Muenchen City

    upscale
    Munich city centre

    4.4

    Larger rooms and a full breakfast service, useful if you are travelling with colleagues or carrying wine samples. Approximate night band for the fair dates.

    Ruby Lilly Hotel Munich by IHG

    midscale
    Central Munich, walking distance to the Altstadt

    4.4

    Compact design-led rooms close enough to walk to Praterinsel in about 25 minutes. Approximate night band, higher on the Saturday of the fair.

    Four Points by Sheraton Munich Arabellapark

    upscale
    Arabellapark, Bogenhausen

    4.0

    Quieter residential district about 15 to 20 minutes from the venue by U-Bahn plus a short walk; good for travellers who want space over proximity.

    Super 8 by Wyndham Munich City North

    budget
    Munich north

    4.1

    Value choice on the northern edge of the city, roughly 25 to 30 minutes to Praterinsel by S-Bahn and tram. Approximate night band for mid-October.

    Local transport

    Get around the city with these convenient transport options.

    S-Bahn

    Estimated costApprox. EUR 8.50-9.50 single journey (MVV airport fare, confirm current zone price)
    Best forMunich Airport (MUC) to Munich city centre / Isartor

    S1 and S8 both run to the city trunk line in about 40 minutes, typically every 10 minutes. Buy before boarding and validate the ticket.

    rail plus walk

    Estimated costIncluded in the MVV ticket; the walk itself is free
    Best forIsartor S-Bahn station to Praterinsel

    Exit towards Isartor and follow the Isar for roughly 8 to 10 minutes to reach the island venue.

    U-Bahn

    Estimated costApprox. EUR 3.00-3.50 inner-area single ticket
    Best forFraunhoferstraße (U1/U2) to Praterinsel

    The closest U-Bahn option for the southern approach along the Isar; about 10 to 12 minutes on foot from the platform.

    tram

    Estimated costApprox. EUR 1.90-3.50 depending on short-trip or single ticket
    Best forCity-centre tram to Isartor, then walk to Praterinsel

    Useful from the main station and the Lehel side. Short-trip tickets cover only a few stops, so check the zone before validating.

    taxi

    Estimated costApprox. EUR 75-95 metered fare, 35-50 min depending on traffic
    Best forMunich Airport (MUC) to Praterinsel

    Worth it only with sample cases or a group; the S-Bahn is faster in the morning peak. Confirm the meter is running at departure.

    taxi

    Estimated costApprox. EUR 12-18 for a short city hop
    Best forCentral Munich hotel to Praterinsel

    Useful in rain or when carrying purchased bottles. The island approach is narrow, so ask to be dropped at the Praterinsel entrance.

    rideshare

    Estimated costApprox. EUR 10-16 depending on demand and surge
    Best forMunich city centre to Praterinsel

    App-based pickups work in Munich; surge pricing on Saturday evening can push the fare above the taxi equivalent.

    parking

    Estimated costApprox. EUR 3-4 per hour, day caps around EUR 25-30
    Best forPublic garages around Isartor and Isarvorstadt

    On-site spaces on the Praterinsel are very limited. City garages fill early on Saturdays; confirm current tariffs on the garage board.

    Plan your trip

    Visa & entry documents

    Check the latest visa requirements and entry guidelines before travelling.

    Visa not required
    ATA Carnet: check with organiser

    Weather

    Mid-October in Munich is cool and changeable: daytime highs usually sit around 13-15°C, nights drop to roughly 5-7°C, and the month sees rain on roughly 10 days. Morning fog along the Isar is common and burns off by midday. The tasting halls at Praterinsel are indoors, so rain affects only the walk from Isartor or Fraunhoferstraße - pack a waterproof jacket with a hood rather than an umbrella for the narrow island paths.

    Plan for the climate

    Check temperatures and pack accordingly

    Venue connectivity

    Germany has broad 5G coverage on Deutsche Telekom, Vodafone and O2 networks, and EU/EEA SIM cards roam at domestic rates under roam-like-at-home rules. Visitors from outside the EU should check their operator's German roaming pass or buy a prepaid data SIM at MUC arrivals. Wi-Fi at the Praterinsel is usually limited to stand and press areas, so plan mobile data for exhibitor directory lookups and card payments; carry a power bank for a full day of tasting notes on a phone.

    Ride-hailing

    Taxis

    Public transit

    Car rentals

    Cultural notes

    Useful information to help you have a smooth and respectful visit.

    Bavarian greeting

    In Munich, 'Grüß Gott' or the more informal 'Servus' is the standard greeting in shops, hotels and at stand introductions. A handshake and eye contact at the start and end of a tasting conversation is expected.

    Tasting etiquette

    Pours at a Weinmesse are small and meant to be tasted, not finished. Spittoons are provided; tipping the glass over a spittoon, asking about the vineyard site and taking a brief note are all normal. Do not help yourself to a bottle on a stand.

    Sunday closures

    18 October 2026 falls on a Sunday, when most Munich shops, supermarkets and pharmacies are closed. Stock up on Saturday and check pharmacy emergency rotas ('Notdienst') if you need one.

    Paying at the stand

    Card payment is widespread in Munich, but small family estates at a tasting may prefer cash for single-bottle purchases. Keep some euro notes for small orders and ask about shipping before you carry a case across town.

    Tipping

    Restaurant bills usually include service; rounding up by 5 to 10 percent and saying the total you want to pay when handing over the card is the local habit. Taxi drivers expect a small round-up.

    Practical guides

    Visitor & Exhibitor Essentials

    Everything needed to arrive prepared, navigate the event, and make the visit productive.

    Flights

    Destination: MUC

    Book into Munich Airport (MUC) whenever the fare difference is reasonable: S1 or S8 reaches Isartor in about 40 minutes with no transfer. Memmingen (FMM) is a Ryanair base roughly 115 km away with bus-only onward connections, so it only pays off on a large fare saving. Nuremberg (NUE) works as a secondary option via ICE to Munich Hbf in about an hour. For mid-October travel, book two to three weeks ahead for the lower economy bands, and check that your return leaves enough time after the Sunday close.

    Visa

    Germany is a Schengen area member. Visitors who need a visa for short business travel apply for a Schengen short-stay (Type C) visa covering stays of up to 90 days within a 180-day period; check your nationality's status with the German Federal Foreign Office before booking.

    Processing: Varies by nationality; apply several weeks before travel.

    Apply through the German mission responsible for your place of residence; bring the standard Schengen business documents (invitation or fair registration, employer letter, travel and accommodation proof, insurance). Confirm current document lists on the Federal Foreign Office and your local German mission website.

    Official

    Transport

    Get to the venue and around the city with these options.

    Airport → venue: Primary gateways: Munich Airport (MUC): 35-50 min by road; approx. 40 min by S-Bahn S1/S8 to the city centre plus 8-10 min walk; Nuremberg Airport (NUE): approx. 1h45-2h by ICE rail via Nuremberg Hbf, plus city transfer; Memmingen Airport (FMM): Regional airport serving the event metro - confirm routes with Maps. Allow road or rail time to Praterinsel; on-site parking is usually available at major exhibition venues.

    Hotel → venue: Precinct hotels near Praterinsel: Munich city centre, near the main station: Mercure Hotel Muenchen City Center; Munich city centre: Novotel Muenchen City; Central Munich, walking distance to the Altstadt: Ruby Lilly Hotel Munich by IHG.

    Ride-hail: App-based ride-hailing works across Munich, with FreeNow the dominant local platform and Uber and Bolt also available. Pickups from the Praterinsel are best arranged at the Isartor end of the island, since the access road is narrow. Expect about EUR 10 to 16 for a central cross-city trip, and allow for surge pricing on Saturday evening after the halls close.

    Public transit: Munich's MVV network covers S-Bahn, U-Bahn, tram and bus on one ticket system. For the Praterinsel, Isartor (S1-S8 trunk line) and Fraunhoferstraße (U1/U2) are the two closest stations, both 8 to 12 minutes on foot. Buy a single, short-trip or day ticket from machines on the platform and validate it before boarding; inspectors do check. The MVV journey planner at efa.mvv-muenchen.de gives live connections, and the Deutschlandticket is valid on all local services if you already hold one.

    Parking: Parking directly on the Praterinsel is very limited and access is narrow, so most visitors use public garages in the Isartor and Isarvorstadt district. Expect roughly EUR 3 to 4 per hour with day caps around EUR 25 to 30, and arrive before mid-morning on Saturday when central garages fill. Confirm current tariffs on the garage board and allow a 5 to 10 minute walk to the halls.

    Weather

    Plan and pack for the event climate.

    Month: October 2026 (autumn edition, 16-18 October)

    Temperature: Daytime highs around 13-15°C, nights falling to roughly 5-7°C; occasional warmer afternoons near 18°C

    Seasonality: October is a changeable autumn month in Munich with rain on roughly 10 days and frequent morning fog along the Isar. Rain is usually showery rather than all-day, and daylight fades early, with sunset before 19:00.

    Packing: Pack a waterproof jacket with a hood, a warm mid-layer for 5-7°C mornings, and comfortable shoes for the walk from Isartor and for standing at tasting stands. Add a compact bag for bottles, a notebook, and a power bank; an umbrella is less useful on the narrow island paths than a rain shell.

    Plan your trip

    Planning

    Best day to visit: Day 2 (mid-show)

    Mid-show days at Wein Munchen Autumn 2026 usually combine full exhibitor attendance with scheduled B2B meetings, before early pack-down on the final day.

    T-1

    Book the ticket online at EUR 23 rather than paying EUR 25 on the door, and check webermesse.de for the daily opening hours of the Praterinsel halls.

    T-2

    Download the 2026 exhibitor list and mark the producers you want to taste, grouped by grape variety and region so you do not crisscross the halls.

    T-3

    Reserve a city-centre hotel in Altstadt, Isarvorstadt or Lehel; mid-October availability in Munich tightens quickly and airport hotels add 40 minutes each way.

    T-4

    Book rail or flights to Munich. MUC connects to the city by S1/S8 in about 40 minutes; Memmingen and Nuremberg are cheaper but need bus or ICE transfers.

    T-5

    Plan the airport-to-venue transfer and buy an MVV single or day ticket on arrival rather than a taxi, which runs roughly EUR 75 to 95 from MUC.

    T-6

    Check the October forecast and pack a waterproof jacket, walking shoes and a light layer for cool mornings around 5 to 7°C.

    T-7

    Set a tasting budget and a bottle budget separately; most stands accept card but small estates may prefer cash for a single bottle.

    T-8

    Confirm your arrival station: Isartor (S-Bahn) is the closest rail stop, Fraunhoferstraße (U1/U2) the closest U-Bahn stop, both 8 to 12 minutes on foot.

    T-9

    Pack a spittoon-friendly bag: water, notebook, business cards if you buy for a restaurant or shop, and a tote for bottles.

    T-10

    Arrive at opening on Friday for the calmest conversations with winemakers; Saturday is the busiest day on the tasting floor.

    Sample visitor itinerary

    Route-optimised day
    Day 1 · morning

    Registration and hall orientation at Praterinsel

    Day 2 · core sessions

    Supplier meetings and product demos

    Day 3 · wrap-up

    Final negotiations and follow-up

    Networking spots

    2

    Wein Munchen Autumn 2026 registration concourse

    Praterinsel

    Central meeting point before and between hall appointments during show days.

    Organiser B2B lounge (if offered)

    Praterinsel

    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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    visitor · General admission

    EUR 23 / per person

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    Decision

    Visit, exhibit, or skip?

    Should you go?

    Use this quick check to decide whether Wein Munchen Autumn 2026 fits your visit, exhibit or skip plan.

    QUESTION 1 OF 6

    For Wein Munchen Autumn 2026, what is your primary role on the show floor?

    Decision matrix

    Compare participation options side by side to choose the best fit for your objectives.

    visit

    Your category focus and target suppliers align with the official exhibitor profile.

    Best for

    Buyers, engineers, and delegates sourcing Red wines from various regions and White wines including popular varietals solutions and benchmarking suppliers at Wein Munchen Autumn 2026 in München.

    Min. budget

    $475.00

    Timeline

    4-8 weeks before opening day for registration, hotels, and travel.

    Risks

    Session times and ticket tiers may change - confirm the official agenda before booking.

    exhibit

    You have a defined lead-generation or distributor recruitment goal for this market.

    Best for

    Brands and manufacturers launching Red wines from various regions and White wines including popular varietals products who need qualified meetings with the event's trade audience.

    Min. budget

    $2,200.00

    Timeline

    3-6 months for stand booking, freight, staffing, and pre-show marketing.

    Risks

    Booth pricing and corner premiums vary by hall - confirm with the organiser sales team.

    skip

    Audience, geography, or commercial goals do not justify travel and stand costs this cycle.

    Best for

    Teams with weak category fit, budget constraints, or overlapping commitments during the München show week.

    Timeline

    N/A

    Risks

    Skipping may mean missing buyer meetings if competitors exhibit or attend the same week.

    FAQs & glossary

    Answers

    Frequently asked

    When and where is Wein München Herbst 2026?
    The fair runs Friday 16 to Sunday 18 October 2026 at the Praterinsel in central Munich, on the Isar island a short walk from Isartor S-Bahn station. Hall opening hours for each day should be confirmed on webermesse.de closer to the date.
    Is Wein München Herbst open to the public or trade only?
    Ticketed general admission is listed for the autumn edition, so wine-loving consumers can attend alongside trade visitors such as restaurateurs, sommeliers and wine merchants. Bring a business card if you want to discuss wholesale orders with a grower.
    How much does a ticket cost?
    The 2026 listing shows EUR 23 for advance online purchase and EUR 25 on the door. Check the organiser ticketing page for any multi-day or tasting-inclusive options before you buy.
    Which wines can I taste at the fair?
    Expect German estates as the core of the floor, with Riesling, Silvaner, Grauburgunder, Spätburgunder and Sekt among the usual styles, plus a smaller international section. The exact 2026 producer list is published on webermesse.de and is worth checking against your buying list before you travel.
    Can I buy bottles to take home?
    Many exhibitors sell wine directly from the stand and will hold orders for collection at the end of the day. Ask each producer about payment method and whether they ship, particularly for larger orders that are awkward to carry by train.
    How do I get to the Praterinsel?
    Take S-Bahn lines S1-S8 to Isartor and walk roughly 8 to 10 minutes to the island, or U1/U2 to Fraunhoferstraße and walk about 10 to 12 minutes along the Isar. From Munich Airport the S1 or S8 runs directly to the city centre in around 40 minutes.
    Is there parking at the venue?
    Parking on the Praterinsel itself is very limited. Public garages in the Isartor and Isarvorstadt area are the practical option, with typical city-centre rates of about EUR 3 to 4 per hour and day caps around EUR 25 to 30. Confirm current tariffs on arrival.
    Should I book a hotel early?
    Yes. Mid-October is a busy period in Munich and the Praterinsel sits in the city centre, where rooms are tightest. Hotels in Altstadt, Isarvorstadt and Lehel keep you within walking or one tram ride of the venue.
    Is there a spring edition of the Munich wine fair?
    The Herbst name marks this as the autumn edition of the organiser's Munich wine programme, with a spring counterpart run by the same organiser. Check webermesse.de for the spring dates and any combined ticketing.
    What should I bring to the tasting?
    Bring layers for a cool October day, a notebook or phone for tasting notes, and cash or a card for bottle purchases. Confirm with the organiser whether tasting glasses are provided on entry or whether a small deposit applies.

    Glossary

    1
    Weinmesse
    German for wine fair: a ticketed tasting event where producers pour samples at individual stands and visitors move between them.
    2
    Winzer
    A winegrower, the person or family that farms the vineyard and makes the wine. At German fairs the winzer often pours at the stand personally.
    3
    Weingut
    A wine estate, meaning the vineyard holding plus the cellar operation that vinifies and bottles its own fruit.
    4
    Rebsorte
    Grape variety. Labels on the tasting floor are usually organised by Rebsorte so visitors can compare the same grape across regions.
    5
    Jahrgang
    Vintage, the harvest year printed on the label. Tasting two Jahrgänge of one wine shows how weather shaped the vintage.
    6
    Anbaugebiet
    One of Germany's protected wine regions, such as Mosel, Rheingau, Pfalz, Franken, Baden or Württemberg. Estates usually label both region and single vineyard.
    7
    Verkostung
    Tasting. At a Weinmesse it means a small pour from the bottle on the stand, usually with a spittoon and water within reach.
    8
    Trocken
    Dry. Indicates a wine fermented to little or no residual sugar, the dominant style for German Riesling and Weissburgunder served at fairs.
    9
    Halbtrocken
    Off-dry, with a touch of residual sweetness balanced by acidity. Common for Riesling and Scheurebe pours in the tasting halls.
    10
    Sekt
    German sparkling wine, made by tank or traditional bottle fermentation. Sekt producers are usually grouped in a dedicated part of the tasting floor.
    11
    Prädikat
    The ripeness tier on German quality wine labels, from Kabinett through Spätlese, Auslese and higher. It describes must weight at harvest, not sweetness in the finished bottle.
    12
    Bocksbeutel
    The flattened, rounded bottle used for many Franconian wines. It is a useful marker when scanning a stand for Franken producers.
    13
    Terroir
    The combined effect of soil, slope and microclimate on a wine's character. Growers at the fair typically use it to explain why two neighbouring sites taste different.
    14
    Praterinsel
    The island in the Isar that hosts the Munich wine fairs, a short walk from Isartor S-Bahn station in the city centre.

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    • Wein Munchen Autumn 2026 München 2026
    • Wein Munchen Autumn München 2026
    • München Germany
    • Wine Fair München 2026
    • Red wines from various regions
    • White wines including popular varietals
    • Sparkling wines and champagnes
    • Organic and biodynamic wines

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