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    Wales’s largest drinks trade show returns to Cardiff next month

    Rhys GregoryBy Rhys GregoryJanuary 22, 2026No Comments
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    One of the biggest dates in the Welsh hospitality calendar is set to return to Cardiff next month, with Wales’s largest drinks trade show coming back to the Principality Stadium on Tuesday 3rd February.

    After a sell-out debut last year, the event has grown for its second outing and is expected to welcome more than 1,000 publicans, hoteliers and restaurateurs from across Wales. With over 80 drinks suppliers exhibiting, it is set to be the largest hospitality-focused drinks event of its kind in the country.

    Hosted by drinks wholesaler, LWC Drinks, the show will once again take place inside Cardiff’s Principality Stadium. This year, organisers have expanded the footprint of the event with the addition of a second exhibition space, creating more room for suppliers and visitors and responding to demand seen at last year’s show.

    Organised by LWC’s Glamorgan depot, the trade show brings together national and international brands alongside a strong mix of Welsh and independent producers across beer, wine, spirits and soft drinks. A number of high-profile Welsh sporting figures are also expected to attend, including a darts world champion and former rugby international, adding to the sense of occasion at one of the country’s most recognisable venues.

    Richard Anstee of LWC Glamorgan, commented: “This show is about bringing something genuinely valuable to Welsh hospitality, on their own turf. It gives our customers the chance to see the very best products, meet suppliers face to face and have proper conversations about what will work in their businesses.

    “With trading conditions still challenging for so many, bringing the industry together like this is about support and confidence. It allows us to deliver an event on a scale Wales deserves, while keeping it rooted in the needs of local operators.

    “Ultimately, it’s about backing Welsh hospitality and giving people the tools, knowledge and confidence, they need to move forward.”

    The Cardiff trade show follows continued investment in the region, with LWC Glamorgan relocating to a brand-new, purpose-built, larger depot towards the end of last year. A move that signified the wholesaler’s intent and commitment to long-term investment in service, infrastructure, and local employment.

    The event is strictly a trade-only event and free to attend for hospitality business operators

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