The event dedicated to wine lovers will be held at San Paolo District with labels from all over Europe.
The independent fair for natural wines returns to Rome on March 7–9, 2026 at San Paolo District. Here, wineries from all over Europe come together to share the values of healthy agriculture and low-intervention winemaking. A great opportunity for fans of natural wine, which rightly joins the prestigious tradition of Italian wines as a contemporary and sustainable option.
The 2026 edition, the sixth, will bring together over 120 independent winemakers from Italy and across Europe, with producers traveling from France, Spain, Slovenia, and Austria. Expect distinctive, character-driven wines that may challenge convention, yet remain deeply rooted in their places of origin. Beyond the tasting tables, the program will also feature moments of discussion and cultural insight focused on sustainability, rural transformations, and mindful drinking.
This year’s big new addition is the opening party, “Naturalmente Selvaggi!”, scheduled for Saturday, March 7 from 4:00 pm to 10:00 pm, again at San Paolo District: free entry, with drinks served at cost. The evening will spotlight groups of winemakers (including some not present during the official fair days), with a focus on specific regions and local collectives, including the Associazione Vignaioli Vulcani Laziali and Senza Meja, spanning the Collio and Carso areas across Italy and Slovenia, with wineries such as Radikon, Nikolas Juretic, and Paraschos. Distillers, fermentation-focused producers, coffee makers, and “natural” artisans will also be there, alongside talks and informal meetups.
