The owner of London Wine Fair is launching a new natural wine event in partnership with Mondo Natural Wine, bringing producers, importers, retailers and consumers together at London’s Business Design Centre on December 4-5.

The London Natural Wine Fair marks the first anniversary of Vindustrious, which acquired London Wine Fair in October 2025. It will be the company’s first consumer-facing event and its first dedicated to minimal-intervention wines. Trade visitors will have access on both days, with the opening three hours on Friday reserved exclusively for the trade.

More than 40 wineries and five importers have already signed up, with organisers targeting 60 exhibitors in the inaugural year. Italy will have the largest representation, alongside producers from France, Austria, Canada, China, Portugal, Spain, the UK and other countries. Wines on show will include orange wines, pét-nats and wines made without added sulphites.

Sunny Hodge, owner of London wine bar and retailer Diogenes the Dog, will host masterclasses covering organic, biodynamic and regenerative viticulture, as well as the relationship between natural wine and terroir.

Hannah Tovey, head of London Wine Fair, said the partnership would combine Mondo Natural Wine’s producer network with London Wine Fair’s relationships with UK buyers. “The event will be a platform for producers to engage directly with trade buyers actively looking for natural wines,” she said. Trade admission is free, while consumer tickets cost £35 for one day or £45 for both.