2021 Official Wine Holidays
Happy New Year! We put together a unique 2021 calendar for you. It is the 2021 Official Wine Holidays. Let’s be honest, we don’t an excuse to drink wine. But it does hurt.
These are real national holidays. We recognized all major and minor dates. Nothing was insignificant. If it is a grape, we acknowledged its holiday. Some holidays may appear more than once. We celebrate national and international holidays.
Not to worry if you are observing Dry-January. You can maintain your New Year’s resolution to drink less. No wine holidays are celebrated in January. This will allow you to build up stamina for the rest of the year.
February |
16 International Syrah Day 18 National Drink Wine Day 27 Open That Bottle Night |
March |
03 Mulled Wine Day 13 Riesling Day 21 Vermouth Day |
April |
17 International Malbec Day 23 International Cava Day |
May |
07 International Sauvignon Blanc 09 National Moscato Day 16 National Mimosa Day 17 Pinot Grigio Day 24 Anniversary of Judgement in Paris 25 National Wine Day 27 International Chardonnay
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June |
11 World Lambrusco Day 11 -16 Prosecco Week 12 Rose Day 20 International Chenin Blanc Day |
July |
1 - 7 Sparkling Wine Week 22 Shiraz Day 25 Wine and Cheese Day |
August |
I - 5 International Albarino Days 04 National White Wine Day 18 International Pinot Noir Day 28 National Red Wine Day |
September |
02 International Cabernet Day 03 National Chianti Day 17 International Grenache Day |
October |
09 International Pinotage Day 15 International Champagne Day 28 Carignan Day |
November |
01 International Xinomavro Day 07 International Merlot Day 11 International Tempranillo 12 Wine Tourism Day 17 Zinfandel Day 18 Beaujolais Nouveau Day 24 Carmenere Day |
December |
04 Cabernet Franc Day 04 Exploring the Wine Glass 05 Prohibition Repeal Day 20 Sangria Day 31 National Champagne Day
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