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Naples Winter Wine Festival
An exclusive charity wine weekend of vintner dinners and a high-stakes auction benefiting Collier County children.
About the Naples Winter Wine Festival
The Naples Winter Wine Festival is one of the most celebrated charity wine events in the world. Each winter, renowned vintners and chefs gather for intimate dinners and a live auction that raises millions for Collier County children’s programs.
Attendance is by package and limited, so it is a bucket-list event rather than a casual outing. Even if you are not attending, the festival’s influence ripples through Naples’ dining scene that week.
Festival highlights
Vintner dinners
Intimate dinners pairing top winemakers with celebrated chefs.
Live auction
One of the most successful charity wine auctions in the world.
Children's charity
Proceeds fund programs for underprivileged and at-risk children.
What to eat
- Vintner dinners in private homes
- Multi-course meals by acclaimed chefs
- Rare and collectible wines
Tips for visiting
- Packages sell out; contact the foundation well ahead.
- Dress code is upscale.
- Book Naples lodging early in peak winter season.
Frequently asked questions
When is the 2027 Naples Winter Wine Festival?
Timing: Late January. Our current estimate for the next edition is January 29, 2027 to January 31, 2027. Confirm the dates with the organizer before you travel.
Where is the Naples Winter Wine Festival held?
The Ritz-Carlton Golf Resort, Naples in Naples, FL (Collier County, Southwest Florida).
Is the Naples Winter Wine Festival free?
No, it is a ticketed event. Premium, limited-availability packages.
What food is served at the Naples Winter Wine Festival?
Popular items include vintner dinners in private homes; multi-course meals by acclaimed chefs; rare and collectible wines.
Florida Food Festival is an independent guide and is not affiliated with the Naples Winter Wine Festival or its organizers. Event details change; please verify dates, hours and prices with the official organizer before you go. Photos are illustrative.