The Wurstmarkt wine festival is known for the celebration of admirable local wines. In the town of Bad Durkheim in Germany, this wine festival occurs every second and third weekend in the month of September. It is situated in the center of Rhineland-Palatinate which is the biggest wine growing region in Germany. Durkheim’s Wurstmarkt wine festival is one of the biggest, most entertaining and traditional communal festival in Germany.

This largest festival is celebrated from last 570 years. It also prides itself in becoming the world’s largest wine festival. This event started as a fair for wine growers and local peasants and today attracts over 600,000 tourists annually.

People from all over the world travel to Miami Beach every year to enjoy the country’s largest wine and food festival. The South Beach wine and food festival is an event of four days exhibiting the world’s popular spirits and wine producers, culinary personalities and chefs. This festival is hosted by Florida International University and Southern Wine and Spirits of Florida.

The festival was started in the year 1997 at Florida International University’s Biscayne Bay Campus. At that time it was a single day occasion known as “Florida Extravaganza”.Later in 2001, it was shifted to South Beach and was renamed as the South Beach Wine and Food festival.

Melbourne Food and Wine Festival was launched in 1993 and since then it has gained a reputation of an annual hallmark event in Victoria, Australia. Every year in the month of March, Victoria and Melbourne offer hundreds of flavorsome wine and food events. The festival is celebrated for a fortnight cherishing the Victoria and Melbourne’s vibrant wine and food culture. It is operated in a non profit basis but to promote the lifestyle and talent of Victoria and Melbourne and also to emphasize Melbourne as the wine and food capital of Australia. The Festival has been known for its iconic events such as- World’s Longest Lunch, Langham Melbourne Master Class and Cellar Door at Southgate.

Stuttgart is the famous wine growing region in southern Germany; attracting over one million wine connoisseurs annually. The city of Stuttgart is situated in the Neckar wine region and it hosts one of the largest and beautiful wine festivals in Germany. Stuttgart city prides itself to have a 1000 year old viniculture.

Stuttgart wine festival offers delicious Swabian food specialties and more than 250 regional wines. This festival takes place during autumn; mainly at the end of August or in the first week of September. Rich cultural heritage reflects in this wine festival as it has a world renowned wine village. Stuttgart city is converted into a festive wine village during the end of August or beginning of September.

Hawke’s Bay is situated in the North Island of New Zealand. Hawke’s Bay is reputed for innovation and diversity as a wine producing region. Hawke’s Bay is regarded as a home of marvelous wines paired with sublime or inspiring food in exclusive vineyard settings.

During this festival, at Roy’s Hill in the Gimblet Gravels; many food producers and winemakers offer varieties of wines and food. This destination was one central location in 2010 where top winemakers and food producers came under one roof and offered fabulous wines and delicious food. Hawke’s Bay Wine and Food Festival is known for its superior quality and famous red wines.