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Cotnari Grape Harvest Festival — Cotnari, RomaniaPhoto: Matteo Mazza
25–27 Sept 2026🇷🇴

Cotnari Grape Harvest Festival

Cotnari, Romania

In the hills of northeastern Romania, Cotnari celebrates a winemaking tradition stretching back to the 15th century. This harvest festival focuses on the famed Grasa de Cotnari dessert wine and the Tămâioasă Românească aromatic variety. Vineyard walks, traditional Moldavian cuisine, and folk performances make it a genuine rural wine experience.

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Bekaa Valley Harvest Festival — Zahlé, LebanonPhoto: Matteo Mazza
25–27 Sept 2026🇱🇧

Bekaa Valley Harvest Festival

Zahlé, Lebanon

Lebanon's heartland wine region — the Bekaa Valley — celebrates its grape harvest with open-cellar days at major estates including Château Ksara, Château Kefraya, and Domaine des Tourelles. The Bekaa's unique terroir at 1,000m elevation, with 300 days of sunshine and cool nights, produces distinctive reds from Cabernet Sauvignon, Cinsault, and indigenous varieties. Harvest picnics in the vineyards with panoramic views of the Anti-Lebanon Mountains are the highlight.

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Boppard Wine Festival 2026 — Boppard, GermanyPhoto: Kristina Snowasp
25–28 Sept 2026🇩🇪

Boppard Wine Festival 2026

Boppard, Germany

Boppard's Rhine-side wine festival at the Hamm bend. Steep-slope Riesling from some of the Rhine's most dramatic vineyards served with traditional food and river cruises.

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Meissen Wine Festival 2026 — Meißen, GermanyPhoto: Evi Rodemann
25–27 Sept 2026🇩🇪

Meissen Wine Festival 2026

Meißen, Germany

Harvest festival in the porcelain city of Meissen on the Elbe. Sachsen wines from Germany's smallest wine region served in the old town below the Albrechtsburg castle.

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Murfatlar Harvest Festival — Murfatlar, RomaniaPhoto: Matteo Mazza
26–27 Sept 2026🇷🇴

Murfatlar Harvest Festival

Murfatlar, Romania

Dobrogea's largest wine harvest celebration at the historic Murfatlar vineyards near the Black Sea coast. Traditional grape stomping, folk dancing, and open-air tastings of the region's signature Muscat Ottonel, Chardonnay, and Pinot Gris. The warm maritime climate makes for a reliable late-September celebration.

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Okanagan Fall Wine Festival — Kelowna, CanadaPhoto: Rachel Claire
1–11 Oct 2026🇨🇦

Okanagan Fall Wine Festival

Kelowna, Canada

Western Canada's largest wine celebration transforms the Okanagan Valley into a 10-day tasting extravaganza. Over 170 events across 100+ wineries include vineyard dinners, grape stomps, barrel tastings, and the famous Burrowing Owl concert. The harvest-season timing means freshly crushed juice is flowing alongside finished wines.

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