Hong Kong Wine & Dine Festival Features French Stalls

“Hong KongThe “Wine & Dine Festival” is back again this year, with the event beingHong Kongorganized by the Hong Kong Tourism Board (HKTB), with title sponsorship from China Construction Bank (Asia), and is held on the Central Harbourfront right next to the Big Wheel — a very convenient location.

And this year’swine and gourmet stalls number nearly 350, with exhibitors coming from 23 regions and countries around the world. Highlights include the first-time appearance of whiskey and craft beer. And when it comes to wine and cuisine, one must mentionFranceas a country. At theFranceTourism Development Agency’s booth, you can find plenty ofFrancetravel information, which is very useful — especially asFrance’s southern destinations are absolutely stunning.

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And next to theFranceTourism Development Agency booth is theBordeauxVillage, where you can enjoy wine tasting classes and visit numerous specialty stalls — a great place to sampleFrance’s fine wines.

Speaking ofBordeaux,Bordeauxis a world-renowned wine-producing region, designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site as early as 2007, and the first entire city in the world to be classified as a historic heritage area.Hong KongThe city’s gourmet and wine festival was also inspired byBordeaux’s wine festival. And in 2016, it will be theBordeauxWine Festival’s 10th anniversary, when theBordeauxWine City (Cité du Vin) will open. The wine city will feature exhibition halls, wine tasting areas, panoramic restaurants, and will also serve as the departure point for vineyard tours, adding yet another iconic attraction toBordeaux’s tourism offerings.

Bordeaux’s Deputy Mayor / BordeauxTourism Bureau President, Mr. Stephan Delaux, personally came toHong Kongto introduce

Bordeaux, known as the capital of art and history, is home to over 300 historic buildings. On the other side of the city,Bordeaux’s little villages are individual wine-producing regions, many of which have long been listed as UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

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