THE
DB CONFERENCE

23 September 2026 at The British Library, London

Headline sponsor: Liv-ex

How to Win in a Changing Fine Wine Market

Where

The Knowledge Centre, British Library
96 Euston Road
London, NW1 2DB

When

1pm - 7pm
Wednesday 23 September 2026

About the event

The fine wine market is more complex than it's been in a generation.


Tariffs, taxes, conflict and currency volatility are putting key export markets under pressure – and buyers are cautious.


But within that complexity lies opportunity, for those who know how to find it.


This year's conference bring together practitioners from across the trade to share what's actually working right now.


Expect straight-talking sessions on pricing strategy, client retention, sourcing and positioning.

Speakers and panelists

Each session will be dealt with through panel discussions featuring thought leaders and practitioners.

Speakers to be announced shortly



Buy Tickets

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Super Earlybird

£99 + VAT / person

  • Access to all conference sessions
  • Complimentary tea and coffee
  • Canapes and light bites
  • Drinks reception

General Admission ticket

£149 + VAT / person

  • Access to all conference sessions
  • Complimentary tea and coffee
  • Canapes and light bites
  • Drinks reception

Event Schedule

The event will run from 1pm - 7pm

Reception

Complimentary pastries with tea and coffee

Introduction

Presented by The Drinks Business editor-in-chief, Patrick Schmitt MW

Panel / Speaker Sessions

TBC

Panel / Speaker Sessions

TBC

Coffee break

Panel / Speaker Sessions

TBC

Drinks Reception

A selection of fine and rare wines to finish the day with canapes.

Venue

Knowledge Centre, British Library. Located right by King's Cross St Pancras station.

Knowledge Centre, British Library, London

Located very close to King's Cross St Pancras station

Sponsors

Contact

If you would like to find out more, please get in touch below

The Knowledge Centre, British Library

96 Euston Road, London, NW1 2DB

Call Us

020 7803 2427

Email Us

lewis@unionpress.co.uk

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