All Wine'd Up
2023 Cincinnati International Wine Festival
March 9–11
Duke Energy Convention Center and participating restaurants.
The weekend-long fundraiser is a celebration of wine complete with upscale winery dinners, grand tastings, collectors’ tastings, silent auctions, and more, all benefiting dozens of local charities.
Tickets available at winefestival.com.
Thursday, March 9, 6:30 p.m.
Winery Dinners
Capital Grille & Honig
3821 Edwards Rd., Cincinnati, Ohio 45209
Carlo & Johnny & Terlato
9769 Montgomery Rd, Montgomery, OH 45242
Ivory House & Lux
2998 Harrison Ave, Cincinnati, OH 45211
Jag’s & Niner Wine Estates
5980 West Chester Rd, West Chester Township, OH 45069
Red Feather & Round Pond
3200 Madison Rd, Cincinnati, OH 45209
Son of a Butcher & Michael David
630 Gibson St STE 110, Liberty Township, OH 45069
Funky’s Catering at the Transept & Santa Margherita USA
1205 Elm St, Cincinnati, OH 45202
Via Vite & Pasqua
20 Vine St, Cincinnati, OH 45202
Friday and Saturday, March 10 and 11
Grand Tastings
Duke Energy Convention Center
Exhibition Hall A
525 Elm Street
Want to enjoy great wine and benefit local non-profits? You can do both at the Cincinnati International Wine Festival.
Since it started in 1991, the wine festival has donated more than $6.75 million to more than 30 local beneficiaries, including 90.9 WGUC-FM, ALS Association Central & So. Ohio Chapter, Carnegie Art Center, Cincinnati Ballet. Cincinnati Works. Crayons to Computers, Freestore/Foodbank, Kentucky Symphony Orchestra, Tender Mercies, and Women Helping Women.
One of the largest wine festivals in the country, attendees will find more than 800 wines from 100 wineries around the world.
This year’s honorary chair is Michael Honig, President of Honig Vineyard & Winery in Napa Valley. A leader in sustainable farming, Honig chaired the first California initiative to develop a “Code of Sustainable Winegrowing Practices,” a voluntary program establishing statewide guidelines for sustainable farming and winemaking.
The Cincinnati International Wine Festival is a non-profit organization that exists to elevate the wine industry and raise money for local charitable causes with programs dedicated to the arts, education, health and human services.