Global Drink Wine Day: history and traditions
Global Drink Wine Day is celebrated annually on February 18. This unofficial holiday serves as a reminder of the rich history of winemaking, its cultural significance, and the simple pleasure of enjoying a good glass of wine.
History of the holiday
The exact origins of Global Drink Wine Day are unknown, but its popularity began to grow in the 2000s. The day is dedicated to recognizing wine not only as an alcoholic beverage but also as a vital part of cultural heritage in many countries. Wine has accompanied humanity for millennia—from ancient civilizations to modern times—symbolizing friendship, celebration, and the art of living.
Traditions and events
On this day, wine lovers around the world:
- Organize tastings and wine nights to discover new varieties and regions.
- Visit wineries to learn more about the production process.
- Share photos of their favorite wines on social media using the hashtag #DrinkWineDay.
- Host gourmet dinners, pairing wine with exquisite dishes.
- Read about wine, watch films, and discuss its role in culture and history.
In many countries, wine bars and restaurants offer special promotions, while wineries hold exclusive tours and masterclasses.
Significance of the holiday
This day is not just an occasion to drink a glass of moldovian wine, but also an opportunity to delve into the world of winemaking, get to know the traditions of different regions and enjoy the moment. We offer you one of our beautiful collection wines or choose something from the Carlevana Renessance line to accompany your evening meal. One of our articles on food pairing will help in choosing the best wine to food combination. Finish your dinner with a fine Port Mereni as a digestif.
