There is a thread connecting New York, Paris, Milan, Verona and London. It is the one traced by Pasqua Wines, which in June 2026 builds an international calendar of events designed to strengthen its global presence and reinforce the dialogue between wine, culture and the contemporary public. A journey that takes shape after Vinitaly and unfolds across some of the most relevant stages of the international scene, with the aim of telling the story of an identity rooted in Valpolicella yet open to new connections.
Pasqua Wines’ vision: wine as a cultural language
At the heart of the program lies a clear awareness: wine is not just a product, but a tool for creating relationships between different worlds.
This idea is summed up by CEO Riccardo Pasqua:
“We bring our wines and our vision to strategic markets and in front of audiences that matter to us: from celebrations of Italian culture to contemporary gastronomy, all the way to international artistic platforms. Every occasion is an opportunity to share what we believe in: wine is a language that speaks across cultures, disciplines and generations.”
This defines the meaning of an international presence built on substance, not just visibility.
New York and Paris: wine in institutional celebrations
The calendar opened with the celebrations for Italy’s Festa della Repubblica, on June 3 in New York and June 4 in Paris — two events that bring together institutional representatives, entrepreneurs and cultural figures.
In this context, Pasqua Wines participates as an official sponsor, alongside some of the most representative brands of Made in Italy, contributing to an international narrative of contemporary Italian culture.
This presence strengthens the winery’s positioning as an ambassador of its territory beyond national borders.
Featured labels include 11 Minutes, PassioneSentimento Bianco, PassioneSentimento Rosso and Romeo & Juliet Prosecco Treviso Doc.
Milan: Identità Golose and the dialogue with haute cuisine
On June 8 in Milan, Pasqua Wines has taken the stage at Identità Golose, one of the key events for international gastronomy.
Here the focus shifts to the relationship between wine and contemporary cuisine, through the project Sangue d’Oro, Passito di Pantelleria Doc developed with Carole Bouquet and now part of the winery’s portfolio.
The occasion also becomes the setting to present the “Fuori Carta” project, which explores the versatility of wine throughout the entire meal, going beyond traditional pairings and redefining its role at the table.
New York: identity and terroir at the Volcanic Wines Conference
On June 10, Pasqua Wines returns to New York for the International Volcanic Wines Conference, dedicated to wines from volcanic territories with strong identity.
Here, the winery contributes to the discussion on the stylistic evolution of contemporary Italian wine, engaging with an audience of sommeliers, buyers and international journalists.
A moment that highlights the desire to position itself culturally and technically, not only commercially. On stage: Hey French You Could Have Made This but You Didn’t – Ed. 5 and Sangue d’Oro Passito di Pantelleria Doc.
Verona: Pasqua Wines’ bond with the territory and the Arena Opera Festival
The calendar continues on June 12 in Verona with participation in “67 Colonne per l’Arena di Verona”, a patronage project linked to the Opera Festival.
For the opening night of the 103rd edition, inaugurated by La Traviata, Pasqua Wines reinforces its bond with the city and one of its most iconic cultural symbols, presenting the new Hey French You Could Have Made This but You Didn’t Ed. 5 and Pasqua + Charles Smith Pinot Noir Ed.1.
A return to origins that fits into an international context, keeping the territory as a reference point.
London: dialogue with the international press
The journey concludes on June 16 in London with a lunch at Azzurra restaurant, dedicated to a selection of wine journalists.
The meeting offers direct dialogue with one of the most competitive and influential markets for Italian wine, focusing on the presentation of the winery’s “Icons”.
A targeted event designed to strengthen relationships and reinforce brand perception internationally, featuring Sangue d’Oro Passito di Pantelleria Doc, Y by 11 Minutes, Hey French You Could Have Made This but You Didn’t – Ed. 5, Cecilia Beretta Mizzole and Pasqua + Charles Smith Pinot Noir Ed.1.
Pasqua Wines and a project that crosses markets and languages
Through the June calendar, Pasqua Wines has chosen to build a multifaceted narrative capable of moving across territories and languages while maintaining a strong identity.
An approach that reflects the evolution of the winery, now defined as a “House of the Unconventional”, a laboratory where tradition and experimentation coexist, projecting a century of history toward new expressive forms of contemporary wine.
